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Gao Jingting, a name may not be well known, but he is a bright star in the long history of the Chinese revolution. Born in Guangshan County, Henan Province, he was originally a well-off farmer, known as the "high butcher", and made a living from the pig-killing business. However, turning points in fate often occur at unexpected moments.
Gao Jingting's ideological sublimation came from a glorious conversation with Mei Rong, the account clerk of the grocery store, where the two knowledgeable people often discussed national affairs together. Through Mei Guangrong, he became acquainted with Fang Jinxian, a member of the Communist Party, which marked his political awakening and the germination of revolutionary sentiments. However, in 1927, the coup d'état of Chiang Kai-shek's regime triggered the massacre of the Communists, and the revolutionaries were in a situation of survival.
The Jute Uprising was an uprising by the Edong Special Committee against Chiang Kai-shek's regime, and although the uprising ultimately failed, it was the first time Gao Jingting threw himself into the revolutionary wave. However, he was soon forced by hostile forces, thrown into prison, and tortured several times. Fortunately, the joint bail of local villagers freed him, but his hometown fell to vigilante brutality, his wife and brother were brutally murdered, and his home was reduced to ruins.
His wife and family were separated, his family was destroyed, and the hatred and determination in Gao Jingting's heart became firmer. He continued to participate in the revolution and experienced a series of struggles and setbacks. In the southeastern region of Yu, peasants revolted, and Gao Jingting's revolutionary activities gradually escalated. In May 1928, he officially joined the Communist Party, began to form the Red Guard, and embarked on a military career.
In 1932, Gao Jingting became the political commissar of the 75th Division of the Red 25th Army, and with his rich combat experience and excellent strategy, he performed well in many battles. However, the Red Army was still weak and passive in the face of enemy encirclement. Faced with a difficult choice, Gao Jingting decided to stay, form the Red 28th Army, and launch a tenacious guerrilla battle. He took full advantage of the terrain and adopted mobile and flexible tactics to survive and grow his troops in difficult environments.
However, Chiang Kai-shek sent the general Wei Lihuang to suppress the Red 28th Army, and the situation became more serious. Wei Lihuang took brutal measures, but Gao Jingting's Red 28th Army interspersed detours in the mountains and forests, defeating the big with small and annihilating countless enemies. He not only defended the Hubei-Yu-Anhui base area, but also achieved a major victory that left Chiang Kai-shek feeling helpless.
With the outbreak of the War of Resistance, Gao Jingting's Red 28th Army became the fourth detachment of the New Fourth Army, and he himself served as the commander of the detachment. His troops are growing, their weapons are updated, and they perform well. However, his glorious deeds did not continue on the stage of history.
In 1938, Gao Jingting lost contact with the party organization and acted arbitrarily, causing resentment among some people. In one wrongful imprisonment, he was accused of indiscriminate murder and eventually executed internally. This outstanding general died at the moment of cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and was unable to witness the birth of New China, leaving a regrettable story.
Although Gao Jingting died early, he left a rich legacy. He trained many generals, who rose to prominence in the Liberation War and made immortal feats for the cause of the Chinese revolution.
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