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At the end of 1969, Zhang Zhen's career took a dramatic turn. The status of director of the Nanjing Military Academy was stripped away, he was "delegated" to the Wuhan factory, and the unfamiliar environment contrasted sharply with the previous high position.
In contrast, a year later, his personnel relations were transferred to the Wuhan Military Region, but he was appointed deputy commander. Although it was clearly a demotion, it was an opportunity for him to return to work and filled him with joy.
However, to his surprise, he was not assigned to work in the army, but was sent to Gezhouba to participate in the water conservancy project. For a year, he worked hard to devote himself to this project, and his labor was drenched in sweat.
However, due to the personnel adjustment of the military region, he was eventually transferred back to the military region to be responsible for military training. This adjustment seems to be more in line with his professional background. He worked as a staff officer for a long time, serving as chief of operations of the General Staff and then in 1957 was assigned to the Military Academy for a full 10 years. Now, he has the opportunity to return to the combat unit, which is a very anticipated opportunity for him.
After taking office, he actively went deep into the grassroots to conduct investigation and research, and demanded to improve the work in three main aspects: first, pay attention to basic training, insist on starting from basic theory, learn theory first and then playground, and gradually improve quality; Second, train and support squad leaders and key personnel to promote the basic training of the company; Finally, we should actively carry forward military democracy and launch mass military training activities.
However, as his training responsibilities increased, he had to travel frequently to the troops. Despite his passion for grassroots work, at the age of 60, he struggled to keep up with the intensity of training in his troops. So, he took the measure of getting up at 4 a.m. every morning and walking briskly for up to six or seven kilometers, a habit that gradually developed and had obvious benefits for his body.
Despite working in Wuhan for a while, he was really in charge of troop training for only 3 years. Then, in 1975, he was transferred to the General Logistics Department as First Deputy Minister. However, two years later, the leadership of the General Logistics Department changed, and he voluntarily recommended Hong Xuezhi as the minister, and he returned to the Wuhan Military Region to continue training, a decision that was considered very appropriate.
One of the things he cares about and is most happy about is being able to witness the growth of the soldiers. However, the superior always had a plan, so he had to take over as Minister of Logistics. In 1980, the superior finally granted his wish and let him leave the General Logistics Department and go to the General Staff as deputy chief general.
Since the early seventies, there has been a major transfer in his work every five years. These transfers covered a wide range of areas, from 1970 to 1975 in the Wuhan Military Region, then to the General Logistics Department from 1975 to 1980, then seven years at the National Defense University, and finally in the Military Commission. This series of work experiences constitutes Zhang Zhen's colorful and rich career, and also demonstrates his outstanding ability in different fields.
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