During the Liberation War, Chiang Kai-shek launched many blows against the Communist Party, and our Party also counterattacked. In 1947, Chiang Kai-shek launched the Lunan Campaign, hoping to take the opportunity to eliminate the main force of our Party's East China Field Army.
At that time, Chiang Kai-shek appointed Chen Cheng as the general staff officer, and Chen Cheng was also capable of planning the offensive line, which was divided into three lines, and the strength of the troops was as high as 240,000. However, our Party saw through Chen Cheng's intentions and crushed the Kuomintang's offensive with a single click. Subsequently, Chen Cheng changed tactics again, wanted to use encirclement tactics, and sent Wang Yaowu out, but still failed.
In fact, Wang Yaowu himself did not want to listen to Chen Cheng's words. First of all, Wang Yaowu's own troops were not large, and Chen Cheng asked him to fight with three armies, and if these three armies gave way, then he himself would not have many men left. Moreover, these three armies are not as simple as lending out, and once they go out, I am afraid it will be difficult to return to their own hands.
If the East China Field Army took advantage of this opportunity and saw that Wang Yaowu was so weak and directly attacked, Wang Yaowu would certainly be unable to defeat the East China Field Army. However, these situations were not within Chen Cheng's consideration, he only knew that he wanted troops, and Wang Yaowu had to hand them over, so Wang Yaowu still compromised.
Chen Cheng led such a large army, and the situation in the East China Field Army was even more unoptimistic. In that situation at that time, it was not feasible to use the tactic of breaking one by one, because Chen Cheng's troops were very closely integrated and could be supported at any time. However, there is a very important breakthrough point, that is, Li Xianzhou in the Northern Theater.
Originally, Chen Cheng asked the troops to advance side by side, so that the soldiers were still relatively scattered. Therefore, if our army can quickly encircle Li Xianzhou's troops, then Chen Cheng's large troops will not be able to support them.
The fact is also that on the one hand, our army showed the posture of fighting Chen Cheng, and on the other hand, it quickly surrounded Li Xianzhou's troops, so that even if Chen Cheng knew about our army's plan, he would not have time to react. At that time, General Su Yu personally led his troops to eliminate Li Xianzhou's troops.
In the southern theater, the main force of our army pretended to be weak, which made Chen Cheng smile and immediately decided to continue the attack. At the same time, he also asked Li Xianzhou to come and clean up the battlefield, and in this way, Li Xianzhou entered the calculations of our army.
However, even if Li Xianzhou's troops were packed, they could still break through due to the excellent quality of the army. At that time, Li Xianzhou decided to retain the 46th Army and let Han Liancheng of the 46th Army lead people to break through, but he was opposed by Han Liancheng, on the grounds that there was a shortage of materials, which needed time to adjust and postponed by one day.
Taking advantage of this century, General Su Yu led people to directly attack Li Xianzhou's troops and eliminated Li Xianzhou's troops, and it can be said that Han Liancheng's postponement played a crucial role. In fact, Han Liancheng was an undercover agent installed by our party in the Kuomintang, and with his help, our army successfully eliminated Li Xianzhou's troops.