The Nationalist army group led by Chiang Kai-shek, because there was a distinction between miscellaneous cards and concubines within the group army, Chiang Kai-shek only reused the generals of the concubines, and most of the miscellaneous generals were snubbed. And this outcome also led to the phenomenon of the uprising of the generals of the Nationalist army on the battlefield when the Chiang family dynasty was about to collapse during the Liberation War. In fact, it is not difficult to understand that in the face of life and death, most people still choose to be a time-conscious person as Junjie. After all, this is a civil war, unlike surrender and rebellion during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, which is a traitor, which will be left behind for thousands of years. During the Liberation War, it was different, and among the generals who chose to revolt in the Nationalist army, three others (Chen Mingren, Dong Qiwu, and Tao Zhiyue) were later awarded the founding generals.
Among them, Chen Mingren was also a general of Chiang Kai-shek's concubine, including Cheng Qian, a first-class general in the Nationalist army, and Tang Shengzhi chose to revolt. In particular, this Cheng Qian, who is also a figure at the level of the elder of the National Army, was once one of mr. Zhongshan's most valued descendants, but in the end he also betrayed the Three People's Principles.
Of course, during the Liberation War, in addition to the above few, many miscellaneous generals chose to revolt. Among these rebel generals, there is a nationalist rebel general who is the strongest, who held 500,000 troops during the Liberation War and held the position of commander-in-chief of the North China Bandits (equivalent to the commander-in-chief of our army's field army).
The general who mastered the 500,000-strong army and also chose to revolt was Fu Zuoyi, who was more familiar with the famous general who defended the city. As one of the commanders-in-chief of the Nationalist army to suppress bandits, Fu Zuoyi was able to choose to revolt, in fact, there was a gap between him and Chiang Kai-shek; you must know that Fu Zuoyi belonged to the Jin branch of Yan Xishan, a standard miscellaneous general, and although he was appointed to the post of commander-in-chief of the suppression of bandits in North China, old Chiang was also unwilling and reluctant to let him take up the post, because Fu Zuoyi had the greatest influence in North China, and with his long-term activities in North China, he had accumulated a certain prestige, and it was difficult not to let him take up his post.
Including the operations in North China during the Liberation War, Fu Zuoyi also won certain victories successively, it should be said that militarily, he Shuai, He Laozong and others have been defeated, so Chiang Kai-shek also awarded him the Guoguang Medal as a reward, please note that in addition to Chiang Kai-shek himself, among all the generals in the Nationalist army, only Fu Zuoyi was awarded, including Chiang Kai-shek's concubine Chen Cheng, who did not receive this honor.
However, in the Battle of Pingjin, which broke out in November 1948, Fu Zuoyi proposed to Chiang Kai-shek to hold on to North China and fight a decisive battle with the enemy. Originally, Chiang Kai-shek suggested that he go south, but Fu Zuoyi was a well-known figure in North China, with the title of King of Beiping, and he was a little reluctant to give up the great rivers and mountains of North China. In addition, he was not very at ease with Chiang Kai-shek, believing that as long as he left the old nest, he would become a soft persimmon, and Chiang Kai-shek would pinch it as much as he wanted. So he resolutely rejected Chiang Kai-shek's proposal and insisted on staying in North China, but at this time the Liaoshen Campaign was over, and the Northeast Field Army entered the customs in advance and jointly commanded the Pingjin Campaign with the field troops of the North China Military Region. The combined number of the two field armies was about 1.3 million, while Fu Zuoyi only had 500,000 troops, and he was at a disadvantage in terms of numbers.
Therefore, our party still hopes that Fu Zuoyi can declare that Dayi will take the initiative to revolt, but he is also unwilling and reluctant, believing that the 500,000-strong army can resist for a while. However, our army did not give him a chance to catch his breath, and while fighting and talking, we successively liberated Tianjin, annihilated the 35th Army, which Fu Zuoyi relied on the most, and inflicted heavy military losses. In addition, Fu Zuoyi's daughter Fu Dongju is also a comrade of our party, so letting her do her father's work and ideological work will naturally be more effective with half the effort.
Under such conditions, Fu Zuoyi, who was the strongest and had 500,000 troops in his hands, finally chose to revolt. He became the most powerful of the rebel generals of the Nationalist Army during the Liberation War.