Revolution is inherently a process of great waves. Some people persist in going on and achieving a brilliant life; some people give up halfway and leave regrets in life.
It is said that this 1st-term student of the Whampoa Military Academy, after joining the revolution, served as the deputy commander-in-chief of the Autumn Harvest Uprising, but the end was to defect to old Chiang Kai-shek, although he once served as a lieutenant general in the Nationalist Army, but later?
The first batch of students of the Whampoa Military Academy is named Han Jun.
Born in 1893 in Huanggang, Hubei Province, Han Jun studied in the Middle School of Huanggang County Civilian School and the Railway Management School of the Ministry of Communications of the Beijing Government. As a young talent, Han Jun came to Guangzhou, a hot revolutionary city, and successively served as an inspector of the Finance Department of the Guangdong Military Government, a section member of the Military and Political Department of the Guangzhou Base Camp, and a clerk of the Military Affairs Section of the Guangdong Xijiang Aftermath Supervision Office.
After the Kuomintang and the Communists first cooperated in the establishment of the Whampoa Military Academy, Han Jun was sponsored by Zhang Nanxian, a senator of the Xijiang Rehabilitation Supervision Office, and Deng Yanda, commander of the 2nd Regiment of the 1st Division of the Guangdong Army, to be admitted to the first phase of the Whampoa Military Academy and joined the party, participated in the First and Second Crusades and the unification of Guangdong, and was soon sent to the University of the Soviet Red Army. After returning to China the following year, he successively served as the commander of the 2nd Company of the Wuhan Branch of the Central Military Academy, the commander of the 2nd Company of the Wuhan Branch of the Central Military Academy, the battalion commander of the Instruction Battalion of the 11th Army of the National Revolutionary Army, and the chief of staff of the Guard Regiment of the Second Front Army of the Fourth Army (the chief and deputy regimental commanders were Lu Deming and Yu Shandu, respectively).
Those who are familiar with the history of the Chinese revolution know that Lu Deming and Yu Shandu were the commanders of the uprising under the leadership of the chairman and the commander of the 1st Division of the 1st Army of the main army of the uprising, respectively, while Han Jun, as a veteran party member and chief of staff of the Guard Regiment, was appointed deputy commander of the Autumn Harvest Uprising and chief of staff of the 1st Division and 1 regiment.
The revolution was a difficult process, and soon after the Xiangganbian Autumn Harvest Uprising encountered setbacks, the commander-in-chief of the rebel army, Lu Deming, was killed, the division commander Yu Shandu also defected, and Han Jun had to return to Jiangxi with his troops. However, on the way back to Jiangxi, they encountered a patrol by a local Kuomintang militia group, and the result of the exchange of fire between the two sides was that Han Jun and others were captured.
To tell the truth, if Han Jun's will to the party is firm enough, as long as he can maneuver around, as a Huangpu 1st student, he is completely connected with resources and ability to return to the embrace of our party, but he chose to turn to old Chiang Kai-shek, broke away from the organization, and became a red man under Chiang Kai-shek.
After that, he successively served as the secretary and section chief of the Beihai Salt Affairs Office in Guangdong, the political instructor of the Nanjing Central Military Academy, the director of the political training department of the 41st Division, the commander of the 8th Brigade of the North China Anti-Japanese Propaganda Corps, the chief of the Party and Government Department of the General Headquarters of the "Suppression of Bandits" in the Four Provinces of Xiang'e, Sichuan, and Qian, the brigade commander of the 144th Brigade of the 48th Division of the 10th Army, the chief of staff of the Hubei Provincial Military District Headquarters and the director of the Military Training Office and the Chief of the Military Training Office and the Director of the Military Training Department of the Provincial Military Administration District, and the education chief of the Hubei Provincial Local Administrative Cadre Training Corps. Vice Chairman of the National Military Training Commission of Hubei Province. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Han Jun successively served as the education chief of the Hubei Provincial Cadre Training Regiment, the commander of the 48th Division of the 10th Army, the commander of the 77th Division of the 73rd Army, the deputy commander of the 75th Army, the deputy commander of the 73rd Army, and the commander of the 73rd Army.
Han Jun's victory in Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang camp can be described as a fish in the water, rising step by step, so what about later?
The Kuomintang reactionary forces represented by Chiang Kai-shek provoked a civil war after the victory of the War of Resistance, and Han Jun's fate was changed.
At the beginning of 1947, after the victory of the Battle of Luzhong, the two field armies of Shandong and Central China were merged to form the East China Field Army, and the Laiwu Campaign was launched in February of the same year. In this battle, the second appeasement area troops led by Li Xianzhou were almost completely destroyed, and although Han Jun's 73rd Army desperately escaped, it also suffered heavy losses. When he led more than 1,000 people to flee to Kouzhen and fled with the remnants of the newly organized 36th Division in the direction of Boshan, he was completely annihilated by Xu Shiyou's 9th Column in the Qingshiguan and Hezhuang areas on the way, and Han Jun, who had been the deputy commander-in-chief of the Autumn Harvest Uprising, became a prisoner of our army.
After Han Jun became a prisoner of our army, he was still treated well in his life. After the founding of New China, he entered the War Criminals Management Center to study and reform his thinking with former Kuomintang military colleagues Wang Yaowu and Li Xianzhou, and was released with amnesty in December 1961.
As an important backbone of the Autumn Harvest Uprising, but finally to the opposite of the organization he once thought about fighting for, Han Jun will definitely regret it in his heart, fortunately, he has a good mentality, and after the amnesty, he wrote a large number of precious historical materials, he said: "After being pardoned, my personal life and family situation for more than twenty years have made me very pleased, so I personally feel physically and mentally healthy. (See "Han Jun's Ninety Narratives" (China Today (Chinese Edition), No. 12, 1982)))
On September 7, 1989, Han Jun died in Wuhan at the age of 96.