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On November 14, 1980, the third symposium of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection was about to be held, but Huang Kecheng, then executive secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission, was unable to attend due to health reasons. Despite this, Huang Kecheng suddenly decided to attend the meeting and conveyed the decision through the secretary. At the conference, he delivered a high-profile speech about Chairman Mao's outstanding contributions and his own historical moments.
In his speech, Huang Kecheng recalled Chairman Mao's important role in different periods of the Chinese revolution. He stressed: Chairman Mao is an important pillar of our party and our army, and he saved the revolution at a time of crisis in history.
In his speech, Huang Kecheng mentioned a pivotal moment, after the Battle of Pingxingguan in 1937, when he found that the army's political work had weakened, which made him worry about the breeding of bad habits. He did not hesitate to report the issue to Chairman Mao, who immediately supported his opinion and resumed the organs of political work.
In 1940, while serving as political commissar of the Second Column of the Eighth Route Army, Huang Kecheng proposed dividing the troops into two stalls, which was approved by Chairman Mao. This decision laid the foundation for the development of the Party and the security of the army.
Huang Kecheng also shared his experience when liberating Huainan and sniping at enemy forces. He pointed out that the right strategic decisions can have far-reaching consequences, and his decisions have successfully protected important lifelines in central China.
Chairman Mao was full of praise for Huang Kecheng's strategic vision and command ability, so after the founding of New China, Chairman Mao entrusted him with important responsibilities three times. First, Huang Kecheng was appointed leader of Tianjin, and he successfully restored production and order in the city. He was then sent to Hunan, Chairman Mao's hometown, where he promoted production and trained a large number of talents. Finally, Huang Kecheng was in charge of the logistics support of the whole army, and his work was highly praised by Chairman Mao.
Under Chairman Mao's leadership, Huang Kecheng served as secretary general of the Central Military Commission and proposed a new system that won the support of Chairman Mao and the Party Central Committee.
On December 28, 1986, Huang Kecheng died of old age, and devoted his whole life to the cause of the party and the country.
Huang Kecheng's speech deeply moved the audience, and his words were firm and sincere, full of reverence for Chairman Mao and loyalty to the party. Chairman Mao's great achievements were fully affirmed in his speech, and he did not hesitate to say that Chairman Mao is a great man in history that cannot be surpassed.
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