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The autumn sun shines on the land of Liuyang, Hunan Province, an ordinary and vibrant countryside, but here, an extraordinary young man was born, his name is Xunhuaizhou. Despite his parents' poverty, they had high expectations for their son's education and would do whatever it took to ensure that he received a good education. It was during this difficult journey of study that Xun Huaizhou first came into contact with Marxist ideas, which changed his fate.
It was September 1927, during the autumn harvest season. The trumpet of the Autumn Harvest Uprising sounded, and Xunhuaizhou integrated into the wave of revolution without hesitation. Despite having no formal military training, he gained extensive experience in actual combat, showing amazing courage and excellent command skills. At the age of only 18, he rose to prominence and became a division commander in the ranks of the Red Army and began his military career.
War is a melting pot to hone the will of soldiers, and Xunhuaizhou has performed well on the battlefield. In the fourth counter-encirclement and suppression campaign, he calmly commanded the troops and successfully repelled the iron corps of the 19th Route Army of the Nationalist Army, creating a magnificent record of one regiment completely annihilating an elite regiment of the enemy army.
Subsequently, the headquarters of the Red Army decided to form the Red Seventh Army, and Xun Huaizhou, who was only 21 years old, was selected as the corps commander and became the supreme commander of the corps. His political commissar was Xiao Jinguang, who was later awarded the rank of general after the founding of New China. This decision shows Xunhuaizhou's outstanding talent in military command.
However, fate changed, and soon Xiao Jinguang was transferred from the Red Seventh Army, and the post of political commissar was taken over by Le Shaohua. In July 1934, the 7th Red Army Corps fought north under the leadership of Xunhuaizhou, Le Shaohua and Su Yu, and moved to Fujian, Zhejiang, Anhui and Gansu, where it experienced fierce battles many times.
Then, in November of the same year, the Red Seventh Army merged with the Red Tenth Army led by Fang Zhimin to form the Red Tenth Army, and Xun Huaizhou became the commander of the 19th Division and continued to lead the troops north. However, in the battle of Tanjiaqiao in Huangshan, due to a command error, the Red Tenth Army suffered a serious blow, and General Xunhuaizhou died heroically at the age of 22.
In May 1938, Chen Lao, commander of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army, came to Jing County to specially visit the tomb of General Xunhuaizhou and wrote an inscription praising this heroic anti-Japanese fighter: "Sacrifice to the end for the interests of the revolution and the nation all my life is enough to be a model for anti-Japanese fighters." "Despite being only 22 years old, General Xun Huaizhou's tenacity and fearlessness have left an eternal mark, and he has set a high example for us.
This story teaches us that courage, determination, and faith in fighting for a just cause can shape great military heroes, regardless of the background of birth. General Xun Huaizhou's life is full of legends, and his heroic deeds will always be engraved in the chapter of revolutionary history, inspiring us, inspiring us, and making us remember this great soldier and always remember his contributions and sacrifices.
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