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Korean battlefield, 1950, the situation was tense, and Peng Zong frowned. He was disappointed by the performance of the 38th Legion, and he began to consider whether he should change commanders. At the time, He Dongsheng was seen as a possible successor. But the change after this decision was unexpected, and Mr. Lin's intervention changed everything.
In the early days of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the 38th Army led by Liang Xingchu entered the Korean battlefield. However, the 38th Army suffered a defeat in the first battle, and Peng was very angry about this, and even considered changing commanders. Liang Xingchu's tactical mistakes and misjudgment of intelligence led to this defeat, which greatly disappointed Peng. Liang Xingchu was once a highly acclaimed "tiger general", but this misjudgment put him to shame.
He Dongsheng is very different from Liang Xingchu. In the War of Resistance Against Japan, He Dongsheng had already emerged and was known as a "fierce general". He led an army of less than 100 men and fought hundreds of enemy troops, and was once thought to have died, but miraculously survived. This story made He Dongsheng nicknamed "the hairy monkey who can't be killed" by his comrades.
During the Liberation War, He Dongsheng was also a "lucky general", and he was murdered many times, and his life was safe and sound, which made other soldiers envious. Although He Dongsheng has an eccentric temper, he has always performed well on the battlefield.
General Lin objected to Peng's proposal to replace the commander of the 38th Legion. He believes that the change of battle will adversely affect morale, and He Dongsheng is making outstanding contributions in the field of education and cannot be easily withdrawn. In addition, Mr. Lin firmly believed that Liang Xingchu was still the most suitable leader for the 38th Legion.
In the end, Lin's decision was respected by General Peng, and Liang Xingchu continued to command the 38th Army. Subsequently, Liang Xingchu's outstanding performance won the trust of President Peng, and he achieved great success in the second battle of the Korean battlefield, laying a solid foundation and making important contributions to the victory of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. The 38th Army was also known as the "Long Live Army" for this victory.
Although He Dongsheng did not go to the front, he made remarkable achievements in the field of military and political education. Liang's lessons have also become part of his success. This story tells us that good generals are not afraid of failure, but are afraid of losing the opportunity to rise again. These heroic men deserve to be remembered forever for their outstanding contribution to the security and prosperity of their country.
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