As we all know, the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan was followed by the War of Liberation. People thought they were out of the water, but they didn't expect the war to be over. The so-called one mountain does not tolerate two tigers, and the two forces are bound to leave only one. The war lasted three years, and while this was not the first civil war, it was far more intense than before.
The situation of cooperation established as a result of the War of Resistance Against Japan was broken, and countless people fought for their own ideals. The Battle of Crossing the River during the war was impressive and laid a solid foundation for victory. Among them, Bai Chongxi is one of the important leaders of the enemy army, and he can be said to have experienced hundreds of battles and strength that cannot be underestimated. After all, he was not a general who won every battle, and was eventually defeated by justice and fled to Taiwan.
Bai Chongxi plotted to blow up the river embankment and kill the four wilds, but in the end it ended in failure, why did it fail? It turned out to be a major general commander who rebelled and li qigong, and this major general was named Zhou Shangfan. Many people know very little about Zhou Shangfan, and his popularity is low, but it cannot erase his credit.
1. Bai Chongxi's conspiracy
Bai Chongxi was a handsome general, but he did not choose the right path for the welfare of the people. He studied hard since he was a child and worked harder than other students. He had a solid literary foundation, coupled with his already intelligent and quick wit, and the teacher praised him. During the Xinhai Revolution, Bai Chongxi joined the death squad to participate in the struggle. Later, after receiving full military training, he was overjoyed.
Bai Chongxi's generation belonged to the Shuxiang Mendi, until his father began to abandon literature and engage in business, and Bai Chongxi began to join the army again. It can be seen that Bai Chongxi was not born in the shogun family, and his position and prestige in the military all came from his own efforts. Bai Chongxi started from the grassroots and rose to become a commander step by step. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he participated in the battle and made great achievements.
However, during the liberation war, he failed to choose the correct path in time, and insisted on going his own way and could only accept defeat. If he can truly think of the people, joining the right ranks will create great value, rather than fleeing away from his homeland. At that time, after the three major battles, most of the enemy's territory had been liberated, and the defeat of the enemy army had become a foregone conclusion.
The northeast and other regions have resumed a quiet life, so the next target is the southern region, where the enemy has suffered heavy losses and can only rely on the natural terrain of the Yangtze River to rest the troops. In order to be able to achieve victory as soon as possible, crossing the Yangtze River is the only option. The Yangtze River is turbulent and the terrain is precipitous, and it is even more difficult to cross the Yangtze River, and the battle to cross the river is about to start.
Bai Chongxi was the enemy commander-in-chief of the Battle of the River Crossing, and he vainly wanted to win the victory through the dangerous terrain and the superiority of the naval air force. At the same time, the enemy pretended to want to sign an agreement and took the opportunity to delay the preparation of the battle plan. Seeing that the other party decided to cross the Yangtze River, Bai Chongxi decided to blow up the embankment when the other party crossed the river, and it would cause major damage without the slightest effort.
Bai Chongxi's ideas can be described as cruel and hateful, if the plan is realized, then countless compatriots will be buried in it, and how many families will be torn apart. Bai Chongxi planned to blow up the embankment and launch a fierce counterattack, reversing the situation that was gradually losing in one fell swoop. Fortunately, this plan did not come to fruition, which brings us to zhou Shangfan, who made the right choice to prevent all this.
Second, get lost and return
Zhou Shangfan was a subordinate of Bai Chongxi, who graduated from the Whampoa Military Academy and underwent a series of studies and training. In order to minimize casualties, the army launched a plan of gradual infiltration into the enemy. There is no doubt that Zhou Shangfan was the main target of the struggle, he had actively participated in the cooperation against Japan, he had been injured many times but his will had not diminished in the slightest, and he was a person who could think of the people.
Later, Zhou Shangfan was severely punished by the enemy army for expressing his opinion that he did not support the war. By this time, he had lost confidence in his team, and it just so happened that his friend Cheng Iron Man had been engaged in secret work. So the organization sent an Iron Man to persuade Zhou Shangfan, and after writing many letters to explain the stakes.
Blowing up the levees will not only cause significant damage, but also damage the construction of cities and may even trigger major natural disasters. War aside, the are vital to the lives of people in the vicinity and must not be easily destroyed. Although Zhou Shangfan did not make up his mind to abandon the dark and cast the light, he was well aware of the stakes.
Seeing that there was little time left, the organization once again launched a secret officer, Wang Shaoqing, to continue to persuade. He asked Zhou Shangfan to express his concerns and doubts, and every night he looked for opportunities to talk to him. In this way, Zhou Shangfan had a more comprehensive understanding of the organization, and he decided to plan an uprising from the precipice and support the correct team that truly served the people.
However, it was not an easy task to stop Bai Chongxi's plot, and Zhou Shangfan was constantly worried about the safety of the embankment. He was afraid that his mistakes would affect the direction of the whole thing, and he was afraid of becoming a sinner of the Chinese nation. Even so, he did not choose to back down, he knew that this task was none other than him, and at this moment he put his life and death aside and only fought for the nation.
Third, resolve the crisis
Zhou Shangfan took the initiative to ask for the task of maintaining the embankment, and he ordered his subordinates not to destroy the embankment without their own personal signature, and to make up for it in time when the embankment was broken by the river water. At the same time, in order to ensure the smooth progress of the uprising, Zhou Shangfan asked his nephew to pass on information from it. Sure enough, the superiors kept issuing orders for Zhou Shangfan to annihilate the enemy army in various ways, including blowing up the.
By this time, most of the officers had withdrawn, and the remaining soldiers had instead taken on these vicious tasks. Zhou Shangfan, along with the insightful men of the troops, protected the embankment, and they set up a special operations team to solve the problem of the team sent to blow up the embankment. Fortunately, there were only five people in the group, and Zhou Shangfan and others had an absolute advantage in numbers, and the difficulty was greatly reduced.
When the group arrived, Zhou Shangfan and the others did not hesitate to put the five people down and safely dispose of the things needed to blow up the embankment. The five were taken to the river, and the sea breeze hit their lives. Zhou Shangfan solved the two members of the radio group together, and completely smashed the channel for transmitting information. Only in this way can the be perfectly protected and the lives of countless people protected.
4. Summary
In fact, many students who graduated from the Whampoa Military Academy eventually chose to abandon the dark and become heroes of the Chinese nation. Zhou Shangfan is one of the less well-known people, and their deeds deserve to be known and studied by everyone. They do great things for people in obscurity that are vital to their lives, and they stick to the morality of their hearts but never care about false names.
Zhou Shangfan and others successfully guarded the embankment and made great contributions to the victory of the Battle of the River Crossing. Bai Chongxi's plot did not succeed, representing that the team that sacrificed the interests of the people in exchange for victory would eventually fail, and he could only flee in a hurry and be spurned. Victory will eventually belong to the ranks of the people, and evil will never triumph over justice.
Today's happy life is not easy to come by, and it is the efforts of countless predecessors that have brought ultimate success. People in times of peace should remember the tragedy of war and cherish the life in front of them. The Chinese nation will become a messenger of peace, and it is precisely because it has experienced an unforgettable past that it wants to protect every inch of the world with its own strength.