The Central Military Commission demanded a small and medium-sized war in the Central Plains, so why did Su Yu propose that the three armies should be suddenly assembled and divided to fight a big battle?
Since the Battle of Menglianggu, HuaYe has not fought a decent big battle for most of the year. This made Su Yu fall into deep thought. Su Yu began an in-depth exploration of the law governing the development of war and came to the conclusion that under the strategic situation of the central plains, which was a tug-of-war between the two sides, it was necessary to have the courage to fight a big battle. However, the CMC's operational guidance at this time was that it could only fight small and medium-sized battles. Su Yu put the telegram he had drafted for more than forty days, and in the end, he still "boldly and directly chen" the Central Military Commission: he changed the central government's operational guidance for fighting small and medium-sized battles, and suggested that the three armies should gather and divide and fight large battles. This is the famous telegram sent by Su Yu on January 22, 1948, "Zi Yang Dian".
"Raising electricity for children" occupies an important position in Su Yu's strategic proposals. It was the first time that Su Yu put forward to the Central Military Commission the operational guidance and strategic proposal for army building, and it was also the prelude and precursor to the strategic proposal that Su Yu's three columns would not be able to fight a major battle in the north of the Jiangsu River. In particular, this strategic proposal has undergone a very complex and tortuous process, so it is more worthy of our in-depth study and discussion.
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