In that solemn and special year of 1955, the award ceremony was really lively. General Wang Zhitao, as a high-ranking official at the regular army level, was awarded the rank of major general. For outsiders, this may be a good result, but Wang Zhitao always feels a little bad in his heart. He once muttered privately that if he was a little more lenient in the evaluation of the title, maybe he could be mixed with the lieutenant general.
These words are not groundless. Do you think, among the generals who were awarded the title that year, several of them had similar qualifications to Wang Zhitao, or even inferior to him, and were promoted to lieutenant generals. Wang Zhitao's heart is naturally unbalanced.
But then again, this military rank assessment is really not as simple as we imagined. It depends on your position and qualifications, as well as on how many meritorious contributions you have made on the battlefield and how many victories you have won. As for General Wang Zhitao, although his position is not low and his qualifications are quite deep, he spends most of his time in the rear, engaging in military education, serving as a staff officer, and there are not many opportunities to really lead troops to fight on the front line. This has become a hurdle when he evaluates his military rank.
Some people may be about to ask, so Wang Zhitao's contribution to military education is not small, so why can't he add more points? This is true, Wang Zhitao has indeed put a lot of thought into military education, and he has also made considerable achievements. But the problem is that the military rank assessment is not only based on what you do, but also on how well you do and how much you contribute to the army.
So then again, how did Wang Zhitao's military rank come to be evaluated? Behind this, there are a lot of complicated rules and considerations. For example, you have to look at whether your unit is the main force or the second line, whether the position you hold in the army is important or not, whether your achievements on the battlefield are big or small, and your "mountain" background, special contributions, etc., must be taken into account.
Take Wang Zhitao as an example, although he has a lot of qualifications, he has served as a military and political chief on the front line for a relatively short time, and most of the time he works in the rear. In this way, he naturally won't take too much advantage when assessing his rank. In addition, at that time, the number of generals and lieutenant generals was very limited, and the competition was quite fierce.
Therefore, Wang Zhitao's rank of major general, although it sounds quite majestic, but behind it is obtained after a fierce competition and complex considerations. The details and stories of this are really impossible to tell for three days and three nights.
Having said that, Wang Zhitao's unwillingness in his heart is understandable. After all, in those days, military rank was not just a title, it was also related to a person's honor, status and future. As a general with profound qualifications and outstanding contributions, Wang Zhitao naturally hopes to be recognized and honored.
But then again, life is always full of ups and downs, ups and downs. Although Wang Zhitao was not promoted to lieutenant general as he wished, he is still a general with rich experience and outstanding talents. His contribution to military education cannot be ignored, and he has made no small contribution to the building of our country's army.
Therefore, when we look at the problem, we must also be comprehensive and objective. Just because someone didn't get a certain position or honor, you can't blindly deny his value and contribution. Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, as well as their own opportunities and challenges. The key is to see how we face and grasp these opportunities and challenges.
Then speaking of which, Wang Zhitao's rank of major general, although it makes him feel a little uncomfortable, we also have to understand that there are a lot of complicated rules and considerations behind this. As for General Wang Zhitao, he did not get discouraged or give up his efforts because of this incident. On the contrary, he is still continuing to contribute his strength and wisdom to the construction of our country's army.
So, let's look at the problem, we really have to be more comprehensive and objective. You can't deny a person's value and contribution because of temporary gains and losses. After all, life is like a marathon, what matters is not the starting point and the end, but how we run, how we persevere, and how we face challenges and opportunities.
Finally, we also have to say a word, General Wang Zhitao, you have worked hard! We will never forget your contributions to our country's army building! Although the matter of military rank does sometimes make people a little entangled and unwilling, we must know that the real honor and value are not measured by military rank. So, keep up the good work!
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