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In February 1984, Su Yu, a legendary figure in Chinese military history, died at the age of 77. His life has run through the changes of China's modern history and witnessed the transformation of old China into modern China. Su Yu, whose name stands for tenacity, wisdom and fearlessness, was a prominent general in Chinese military history whose life was full of battles and decisions.
Looking back on Su Yu's journey, from 1907 to 1984, it spanned almost the entire history of old China to modern China. His legendary life is like a magnificent epic, recording the rise and fall of China's revolution and war.
In 1927, Su Yu joined the Communist Party of China and embarked on a revolutionary journey. Subsequently, he participated in the Nanchang Uprising and set foot on Jinggangshan with Zhu De to witness the historical moment of Zhu Mao's meeting. In the five counter-encirclement and suppression battles, he braved his life, led his troops to fight bloody battles against the enemy, and sacrificed his precious life for the revolutionary cause.
During the Long March, Su Yu chose to stay, continued the guerrilla war, and established a base in Chiang Kai-shek's hometown. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he rose to prominence and successively served as the commander of the First Division and the Sixth Division of the New Fourth Army, accumulating valuable combat experience.
However, Su Yu's rise is inseparable from Chen Yi's insight. Chen Yi's appreciation gave Su Yu the honor of becoming the commander of the Central China Field Army, opening the opportunity of his legendary life. In the following years, Su Yu overcame difficulties all the way with his excellent military command ability, from the Soviet-Central Campaign to the Menglianggu Campaign, and then to the Huaihai Campaign, the Battle of Crossing the River, and the Battle of Shanghai. He is known as a master of "fighting immortal battles", and can defeat enemies several times his own with a small number of troops every time.
However, despite Su Yu's brilliant record, he also suffers from a single illness. In the end, he failed to participate in the Korean War, and the world gradually became peaceful, and the veteran could not come out again, and finally died in 1984.
The party and the people deeply regretted Su Yu's death, and the party Central Committee gave him a high standard. In his obituary, a unique assessment appeared: "He is especially good at commanding large corps to fight." The gold content of this sentence is quite high, reflecting the high recognition of Su Yu's military command ability, which is unprecedented.
Su Yu's combat ability of the corps is not innate, but after years of training and accumulation. He was flexible in battle, always able to catch the enemy's flaws, and showed excellent command skills. His military wisdom and determination enabled him to achieve victory in difficult situations.
In the end, Su Yu showed the true combat ability of the large corps in the Huaihai Campaign. Facing the 800,000 troops of the Kuomintang, he led 600,000 troops to launch a large-scale corps battle of unprecedented scale. Throughout the battle, his forces were far inferior to his opponents, but he was victorious with his superior computing power and military ingenuity. His military talent even surpassed that of the Kuomintang generals of the time.
Su Yu's combat ability of the corps was not innate, but was tempered and accumulated after many battles. From the seven battles and seven victories between the Soviet Union and China to the Battle of Subei and then to the Battle of Laiwu, he constantly improved his command level. His military wisdom and courage enabled him to seize opportunities and achieve victory at critical moments.
In the Battle of Menglianggu, Su Yu showed excellent tactical design and military judgment. He was able to use tactics flexibly and had a keen eye for enemy plans. His forces were far inferior to the enemy's, but he managed to destroy the enemy's main forces and achieved victory.
The combat ability of Su Yu's large corps was further honed in the Yudong Campaign. His tactical designs were varied and he had a keen eye for enemy plans. He met the enemy with weak forces and eventually won.
However, Su Yu's final "graduation project" was the Battle of Huaihai. In this battle, he led 600,000 troops against the 800,000 troops of the Kuomintang. He skillfully used tactics to encircle the enemy and eventually win. His military wisdom and courage made him a legend in Chinese military history.
To sum up, the combat capability of Su Yu's large corps is the result of training and accumulation after many battles. His military wisdom, determination and courage enabled him to achieve victory in difficult situations and demonstrated true combat capability of the Grand Corps. The evaluation in the obituary of the Party Central Committee is well deserved, and Su Yu is a great general in China's military history.
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