Filial piety has always been an obligation for every child. But in modern China, there are a strange father and son, one is the Communist Party, and the other is the Kuomintang, and they are inseparable! The Kuomintang Fifth Army was the first modern armored unit established by the Kuomintang government. He was one of the five main forces of the Kuomintang and the commander of the reorganized 5th Army.
Throughout the ages, the idea of "filial piety" has always influenced the hearts of Chinese. Xiong Xiaosan, born in 1905, is a native of Nanmu Zhangjiafang, Jiangbei Town, Changsha County, Hunan Province, whose name comes from his third brother in the family. His father, Xiong Jinyue, was an old acquaintance of Mao and a well-known secret underground party member of our party. In 1925, Xiong was admitted to the sixth term of the Whampoa Military Academy. His father, Xiong Jinyue, lost contact with his family because of his revolutionary work, so Xiong wrote in his relatives information that his father was dead and did not arouse suspicion. After graduating from military school, Xiong experienced the baptism of many warlord melee. When the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out, he was promoted to deputy commander of the Second Cavalry Division of the National Revolutionary Army. Xiong zeng led the troops back to Chongqing to rest. In Chongqing, he heard shocking news. His father, Xiong Jinyue, whom he had not seen for many years, was also in Chongqing.
Xiong Jinyue, born in Chu in 1886, later joined the revolution. Because he was good at financial management, he began to be in charge of finance at the Xinmin Society in 1921, and raised travel expenses for the chairman and others. In 1927, he officially joined the party and focused on underground work.
At this time, Xiong Xiaosan met his biological father in a war. During the Liberation War, Koo was promoted to commander of the Third Army and in September 1948 to commander of the Fifth Army. The army has a total of 45 divisions, 46 divisions, 200 divisions, each division of about 10,000 people. Xiong Xiaosan became a military commander, and after more than a month, he led Du and Qiu Qingquan to leave Xuzhou with Qiu Qingquan's corps. As a result, hundreds of thousands of troops fell into the encirclement of the People's Liberation Army halfway and were trapped in the snow of Chen Guanzhuang. The officers and men were hungry and cold, the reinforcements were hopeless, and even their superiors, Du Yuming and Qiu Qingquan, were sad and helpless. Father Xiong Jing'an wrote a letter to persuade Xiong to get up and surrender. The bear received the letter without answering. The bear's performance on the Battlefield of Huaihai is intriguing. This fierce general neither rebelled with a fierce hand nor surrendered. Why isn't Xiong Xiaosan afraid?
He didn't have a communist father, but because he had the art of getting out. When the Fifth Army could not break through the encirclement. Du and Qiu Qingquan are likely to die. At dusk, Xiong San smiled and jokingly said to Qiu Qingquan, "As long as I act personally, I will definitely go out." But he still didn't give a clear answer. By the evening, the battle situation had completely collapsed, and Du and Qiu were ready to break through. But I didn't see the bear. The two had no choice but to abandon Xiong Xiaosan and make a breakthrough, resulting in one prisoner and one death, and the entire army was destroyed.
And where did Xiong Xiaosan go? He did not die, did not become a prisoner of the order, and did not go to his biological father Xiong Jinyue. How Xiong Sanxiao successfully broke through Chen Guanzhuang and how he ran out alone on the chaotic battlefield is still a mystery. A few days later, he had run to Hong Kong, thousands of kilometers away.
Who would have thought that the son of a famous Communist Party would become the ace commander of the Kuomintang?