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In the 1930s, in Xiangtan County, Hunan Province, Yang Meisheng, the son of a small pharmacy operator, dropped out of school due to the death of his father and began to go out to make a living. The story begins with a young man who looks like a scholar, Yang Meisheng, a former enemy guard of Chairman Mao. But before that, Yang Meisheng did not know that he was about to become Chairman Mao's bodyguard.
Yangmeisheng's family was originally in good condition, but the early death of his father changed everything. He had to drop out of school and start working in a pharmacy. However, the pharmacy's business was depressing, forcing the Yang family to plummet. Yang Meisheng left in search of new livelihood opportunities. It was at this time that Chairman Mao's Autumn Harvest Uprising broke out on the border of Hunan and Gansu, and Yang Meisheng resolutely joined the army and joined the Red Army after hearing this.
Yangmei was born into the Red Army, was not familiar with battles, and even accidentally lost his gun during a battle. At that time, the Red Army lacked weapons and had strict rules for soldiers who threw their guns, and those who threw them were executed. However, Yang Meisheng's squad leader interceded for him and was spared this punishment on the condition that he take back a gun in the next battle. This experience inspired Yang Meisheng's fighting spirit, and he bravely killed the enemy, not only recovering a gun, but also capturing a sabre, so he was promoted to squad leader.
One night in 1927, the Committee of Former Enemies of the First Red Army held a meeting in Wenjia City, and in order to ensure the safety of the meeting, Yang Meisheng was sent on duty. Before the meeting began, he stopped a man in a robe, Chairman Mao. Yang Meisheng did not know Chairman Mao, but because Chairman Mao did not look like a soldier, he stopped him for safety. This incident led to the first encounter between Chairman Mao and Yang Meisheng, and Yang Meisheng's life changed drastically.
With Chairman Mao's praise and trust, Yangmei became Chairman Mao's first guard. He strictly performed his duties, especially regarding Chairman Mao's smoking. Chairman Mao was a smoker, but Yang Meisheng did not tolerate violations of the rules, and would remind Chairman Mao every time and get a smile and promise from Chairman Mao. Although Chairman Mao eventually did not quit smoking, under Yang Meisheng's supervision, he smoked less often.
In addition to performing well in guard work, Yang Meisheng also established his battle exploits on the battlefield. In the War of Resistance Against Japan, he led his troops in many battles, especially in the defense of the Yellow Ocean Frontier, he resolutely resisted the enemy's attack and finally successfully repelled them. This victory
General Yang Meisheng devoted his life to the great revolutionary cause, and his heroic and tenacious character left a strong mark in the history of the Chinese revolution. It is in this ordinary soldier that we can see the spirit of that heroic era, the era of heroic struggle for ideals and beliefs.
Yang Meisheng's life is full of legends, he was not only Chairman Mao's first guard, but also an outstanding military leader. His military talent has been demonstrated in many battles, and his adherence to principles and courageous spirit have touched people time and again.
During the Long March, despite his physical weakness, Yang Meisheng insisted on following Chairman Mao, and for the benefit of the party and the country, he resolutely gave up the opportunity to go to the Soviet Union for treatment. This sacrifice and dedication was admirable and became a distinctive feature of his life.
Yang Meisheng's courage and unremitting fighting spirit were reflected in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation. He led his troops to participate in many important battles, repelled enemy attacks, and defended revolutionary base areas. His heroic deeds became a model for his comrades-in-arms, inspiring them to go forward and contribute to the cause of the country's liberation.
Yang Meisheng's adherence to principles and loyalty to the party have also been verified at many historical junctures. He not only resolutely implemented the party's decisions and supported Chairman Mao's leadership during the Long March, but also unswervingly safeguarded the unity and unity of the party in the face of turbulent situations such as the establishment of a separate central committee at later historical moments. This political firmness and loyalty is undoubtedly the glory of Yang Meisheng's life.
The life of General Yang Meisheng fully demonstrates how an ordinary person has achieved extraordinary achievements through firm faith, indomitable struggle, and unlimited loyalty to the party and the country. His story will always inspire us, let us remember the heroes of that great era, continue to carry forward and carry forward the revolutionary spirit, and strive to build a more prosperous and powerful country. General Yang Meisheng, always live in our hearts.
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