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In this complicated volume of history, a person who used to be prosperous fell into endless waves because of the whirlpool of power schemes. Peng Dehuai was forced to leave the Ministry of Defense in 1966 and moved to a farm on the outskirts of Beijing to make a living, but the trigger was a false accusation letter. Behind this letter was the activities of a special group within the CCP at that time. Guan Feng, who served as Kang Sheng's secretary for a long time, played a pivotal role in this big stage of power schemes.
Guan Feng, formerly known as Zhou Yufeng, was born in Qingyun County, Shandong Province in 1919. His career path seems to be smooth, but in fact he is closely linked to Kang Sheng, who is in his hometown. Kang Sheng, a person who read literature and red feelings at the same time, became an indispensable noble person in Guan Feng's life. In 1944, Kang Sheng met Guan Feng while working in Shandong, and the two formed an indissoluble bond because of their common literary interests. Kang Sheng's recommendation led Guan Feng to be transferred from Shandong to Beijing to join the Central Political Research Office, where he became colleagues with celebrities in the literary team.
The Lushan Conference became a watershed in Peng Dehuai's personal destiny. At the meeting, Peng Dehuai put forward many constructive suggestions, but he fell into trouble because of his outspokenness. Kang Sheng's speculative mentality quickly reversed Guan Feng's position, and he used his position to create charges for Kang Sheng of opposing party organizations. Guan Feng's whistleblower letter became the key to grabbing Peng Dehuai and pushing him to be caught in Beijing.
Peng Dehuai suffered greatly after being escorted to Beijing. He was beaten several times and suffered severe physical injuries. In 1974, Peng Dehuai died unjustly at the age of 76. However, Guan Feng's conspiracy did not stop there. He pointed the finger at President Liu Shaoqi. Liu Shaoqi had to face adversity in the later stages of his life due to Guan Feng's speculative manipulation, and even his family's life was implicated. In 1969, Liu Shaoqi died of illness at the age of 71.
However, Guan Feng's power scheme eventually attracted his retribution. In this special historical period, Guan Feng gradually lost his mind and aimed his spearhead at the people's army. He published an article in the magazine "Red Flag" denigrating the PLA, causing the army to not work properly. Chairman Mao had limited tolerance for him and repeatedly admonished Guan Feng, but Guan Feng ignored him. In the end, Guan Feng and the other two pen poles launched an attack on the diplomatic department, affecting normal diplomatic work.
Guan Feng's series of actions made Chairman Mao very angry. He criticized Guan Feng in the newspaper as a "big poisonous weed" and "returning the Great Wall of our people" and gave Guan Feng an official warning. In 1967, Guan Feng was detained under the guise of "writing a review" and later imprisoned in Beijing's Qincheng Prison. From Guan Feng's transfer to the special team to his personal downfall, it was only a year. He was once Kang Sheng's right-hand man, but eventually became a poor person who was not rescued after Kang Sheng left.
Guan spent several years in prison before being released in 1982. However, the party organization retained his expulsion from the party. After his release from prison, his life changed strangely. Although he had a difficult time in prison, the party organization left him a staff dormitory for Red Banner magazine, where he and his family spent his old age.
Although Guan Feng was part of the CCP's internal intrigue, he lived a relatively quiet life in his later years. He picked up his pen again and made a living writing books. However, the remorse revealed in his memoirs and his avoidance of the past make people lament his bumpy and complicated life. On June 7, 2005, Guan Feng died in Beijing at the age of 86. His life is a reminder to stay true and act cautiously. Those who are opportunistic and stand against the people, even if they once gained momentary power, cannot escape the fate of disrepute.
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