Li Yunlong in "Bright Sword" gives us a glimpse of the heroic style of Chinese generals, although it is a film and television work, but it is also sublimated in the basic reality, and the prototype that Li Yunlong refers to is the humble general Zhong Wei.
Zhong Wei's name in Siye can be said to be known to everyone, he is like a child king, although he has courage and strategy on the battlefield, but he has not been able to get a political commissar who is compatible with his temper.
Once, because he did not have a temper with his superiors, he went alone, and after he left during the war, his four children all went to Tsinghua Peking University.
Realistic version of Li Yunlong
The real-life version of Li Yunlong is talking about the fierce general Zhong Wei, Zhong Wei was born in the Xinhai Revolution, in that era of soldiers and horses, Zhong Wei was born with the sound of gunfire.
The psychological implication given by the gun statement is that danger is coming, but for Zhong Wei, it is simply where the talent lies.
Although Zhong Wei, who came from a mud-legged family, had not been able to read books, he seemed to have a natural talent in the use of soldiers.
What is more coincidental is that with the background of the times at that time, Zhong Wei can touch the gun from a young age, and this fate is also doomed to Zhong Wei's life and the fate of war.
At the age of 18, Zhong Wei joined the Red Army alone, and spent the next 20 years in a rain of bullets and bullets.
He had never been to military school, and he showed an amazing talent for commanding soldiers, but in the army, Zhong Wei was a strange being.
The blame lies in Zhong Wei's temper, Zhong Wei's temper is the same as Li Yunlong's, and he often shows disbelief with the comrades who set up a team with him, but unfortunately, Zhong Wei failed to meet a good helper like Zhao Gang, but because of his personality, he was not liked in the army.
However, Zhong Wei's old boss Huang Kecheng has always admired him very much, and he also took Zhong Wei to the battlefield with him on the northeast battlefield.
Zhong Wei was in the limelight, but the reason was not because he killed the enemy geometrically, but because he disguised himself to make his superiors obey his military strategy.
Subordinates listen to superiors
You know, the army has a very strict hierarchical division, and the military orders also mean that the orders of the superiors are difficult to refute, so
To make the boss listen to the opinions of subordinates, it can be said that it is a subversion of everyone's concept, so Zhong Wei can also be regarded as "plucking the hair from the tiger".
At that time, Zhong Wei was the commander of the 2nd Column and 5th Division, and on the northeast battlefield, he commanded the battle and also fought a big victory.
In March 1947, two years before the founding of New China, the Kuomintang was already like a grasshopper after the autumn, but they still tried their best to challenge the Communist Party.
In order to be able to crush the illusions of Chiang Kai-shek's army as soon as possible, the Northeast Field Army launched the Battle of The Three Lower Jiangnan, and the troops led by Zhong Wei were mainly responsible for attacking the other side's new army.
If the original arrangement had been followed, Zhong Wei would not have had much chance to command the battle, but in the middle of the road, a Cheng Biting Jin had been killed, and this Cheng Biting Jin was the enemy's 88th Division, rising from the configuration of a legion to the configuration of a division
This incident made Zhong Wei smell unusual.
This situation quickly reached the ears of his superiors, who repeatedly asked Zhong Wei not to have a direct impact with the 88th Division.
However, Zhong Wei chose to ignore the foreign military orders, and he led his troops to pounce on the 88th Division, biting the enemy deadly, as if the situation was like a vicious dog pouncing on food.
The situation of this war changed from the unit led by Zhong Wei from the identity of the supporter to the role of the main force, and the situation on the battlefield changed unpredictably, so that the change also made the fighter change.
After receiving Zhong Wei's telegram, his superiors decided to cooperate with Zhong Wei in launching an attack and quickly sent a large force to support Zhong Wei.
In the end, the war ended in our victory, and in this battle, Zhong Wei led his subordinates to annihilate the troops of a regiment that the other side came to support, and completely annihilated the enemy's Eighty-seventh Division.
Grow up and go
Zhong Wei's performance on the battlefield is admirable, but he has always been criticized by those around him on the issue of personality.
On a par with Zhong Wei's talent for fighting, his ability to cause trouble is also similar to Li Yunlong, and his temper is grumpy, so many comrades are reluctant to work with Zhong Wei
Later, because of the deployment of troops, Zhong Wei was sent to the guerrilla group to serve as the Youth League Committee, and this position made Zhong Wei even more uncomfortable.
None of the surrounding people and Zhong Wei were "dealt with", and the new superiors did not appreciate Zhong Wei, which was simply a nightmare for Zhong Wei, who dared to disobey even the orders of his superiors.
Under successive blows, Zhong Wei chose to escape, he ran from Hubei to Jiangsu in one breath, when he left, Zhong Wei took away a guard squad, and encountered a small group of enemies on the way, and did not forget to fight with the enemy on the way to escape.
In the end, Zhong Wei ran to northern Jiangsu from his own nature, surrendered to his old superior Huang Kecheng, and after returning to the old superior's troops, Zhong Wei was able to settle down.
Fortunately, the old boss still knew the roots of himself and thought that Zhong Wei was indeed not suitable for staying under other generals, so he eventually left him in his own army and made him the commander of the regiment.
After that, Zhong Wei continued to lead the troops to defend the country until after the founding of New China, Zhong Wei retired from the battlefield and "returned to his hometown."
After returning home, Zhong Wei and his wife gave birth to five children, all of whom later became students of prestigious schools.
Four of them were admitted to Peking University and Tsinghua University, and the remaining one was admitted to the Beijing Aerospace Academy.
Many people think that Zhong Wei will encourage his children to become soldiers, but in fact, it is not, Zhong Wei believes that after the end of the war, his children should face new construction tasks, so he strictly requires children to achieve something in learning.
So much so that when he heard that his son secretly applied for the Air Force pilot, Zhong Wei was still furious about it.
It has to be said that Zhong Wei's vision is very poisonous, and the tasks of the motherland are different in different periods, and the main task of building China after the end of the war is the main task of the new round.