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A thousand years ago, Li Bai wrote such a poem: "Lanling wine tulips, jade bowl filled with amber light." But so that the master can get drunk and do not know where it is. "Drinking alcohol has always been regarded as one of life's great pleasures.
However, not only in ancient times, even among the founding generals of New China, there were many people who loved to drink, and one of them was known as a general who was "addicted to alcohol", he was the founding major general Wu Ruishan. Wu Ruishan has been a hero in wine all his life.
Major General Wu Ruishan was born in 1913 and is a native of Lu'an, Anhui Province. Lu'an is famous for its tea, but Wu Ruishan prefers wine. His childhood was full of tragedy, he lost his father early, his mother fell ill and had no money for treatment, and eventually died. Wu Ruishan took his younger brother around to make a living, doing cattle herding and odd jobs. At the age of 18, he decided to join the Red Army for the simple reason that it could provide food, and being in the Red Army meant no longer starving.
However, even his only relative, brother, left him. Shortly after joining the army, Wu Ruishan was taken to the hospital wounded, and by the time he recovered and rejoined the army, news of his brother was gone. Three years later, Wu Ruishan finally saw his brother again, when the Red Army was trudging and Wu Ruishan's comrades fell in the torrential rain, which made him anxious.
Then, a soldier found Wu Ruishan and told him that he had found Wu Shaorong, the name of his younger brother. Wu Shaorong was already dying, and after seeing his brother, he only looked at him with the last trace of strength, and then closed his eyes forever. This was the saddest moment in Wu Ruishan's life, and his last loved one also left him.
During the Long March, Wu Ruishan faced another problem and was promoted to official by his superiors. However, he was resolutely reluctant to become an official, believing that he had no education and would do big things. Despite persuasion from the leaders, he refused. In the end, Hong Xuezhi forcibly made him a company commander, and Wu Ruishan reluctantly agreed.
Wu Ruishan is known as the "Fu General", after the end of the Liberation War, he made great achievements in the battle of crossing the river, and encountered a radio failure while pursuing the enemy, but miraculously repaired it, catching the enemy by surprise. This ingenious move plunged Bai Chongxi into chaos, leading to the defeat of the enemy, and Bai Chongxi fled to Taiwan.
However, Wu Ruishan's real hobby is wine. Throughout his life, he developed the habit of drinking, even when marching to fight. His kettle was filled not with clear water, but with spirits. Although there is a potential risk for the general's addiction to alcohol, it is strange that Wu Ruishan has never made a mistake due to drunkenness, but has become more and more spirited. It is said that he only had one drunken experience in his life, and after the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, he was treated by the prime minister at a banquet and drank more than 20 glasses of wine in one go.
In addition to wine, Wu Ruishan also loves peanut rice, especially aged vinegar peanut rice. The reason he didn't like beef when he was young dates back to the Long March, when he ate raw beef and became unwell and never ate beef again.
Although Wu Ruishan's eating habits were unusual, his body was never affected in any way. He maintains an optimistic attitude, and even though he is nearly ninety, he is still in good spirits and clear thinking. In the end, Wu Ruishan died in Wuhan at the age of 100.
Wu Ruishan made outstanding contributions to the birth and development of New China, and his legendary life will be forever engraved in the history of New China. He witnessed the glory of the country and left an indelible mark. If a hero had a spirit in heaven, he might toast to the progress of his country to comfort his life. Wu Ruishan's passing is sad, but his spirit will always inspire us to move forward.
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