#Silk Whispers #He is full of guts, good at fighting hard battles and vicious battles, and is called by Chairman Mao as Zhang Fei, a fierce general in the Red Army!
When it comes to the founding general Xu Shiyou, I believe that many people know, and even many people are familiar with his life deeds. It can be said that General Xu Shiyou's mighty and upright personality and his military ability to fight hard and vicious battles are extremely distinct and even unique among the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
At the same time, General Xu Shiyou also has a mysterious origin, which can be regarded as a real "martial arts" master.
After the founding of New China, once when a Soviet military delegation visiting China arrived in Nanjing, one of them, an officer known as the "Hercules" of the Soviet Union, heard that General Xu Shiyou had entered Buddhism since he was a child and had been a martial arts master when he left the Shaolin Temple at the age of 16.
At that time, General Xu Shiyou was more than 50 years old, and many people thought that he would not accept the challenge of the Soviet "Hercules", but what people did not expect was that General Xu Shiyou accepted the challenge very happily after learning about this matter.
After the two sides arrived at the agreed place, the Soviet "Hercules" looked at General Xu Shiyou very arrogantly, wanted to give General Xu a way to get off the horse, and no one picked up the large stone pier weighing about 100 kilograms in the training ground, and immediately won the warm cheers and shouts of the Soviet delegation.
General Xu Shiyou did not take the performance of the Soviet "Hercules" to heart, but walked lightly to a stone lion at the gate, picked up a stone lion weighing more than 300 kilograms, and then walked around the field with ease. Seeing this scene, General Xu Shiyou, as a person who is already in his fifties, still has such an arm strength, which not only teaches the Soviet "Hercules" a good lesson, but also shocks all the people present and has to be convinced!
