In the picture scroll of history, the story of the ten marshals of New China is like a bright star, shining with a unique light. Their story, from the initial days of the Red Army to the early days of the founding of the country, is full of legends.
In 1927, the Nanchang Uprising broke out, marking the beginning of armed resistance led by the Chinese Communist Party to Kuomintang rule. Marshal Zhu De, as one of the main leaders of the uprising, led the troops to join the division in Jinggangshan and established the position of commander-in-chief of the Red Army. His military talent and leadership laid the foundation for the development and growth of the Red Army.
Marshal Peng Dehuai, commander of the Red Fifth Army, commander of the Red Third Army Corps, deputy commander-in-chief of the Eighth Route Army, deputy commander-in-chief of the People's Liberation Army and political commissar of the commander of the First Field Army. His story, from the development and growth of the Red Fifth Army, to the glorious achievements of the Red Third Army during the Anti-Japanese War, to the troops commanding He Long during the Liberation War, shows his bravery and wisdom as a military general.
Marshal Lin Biao, commander of the Red Fourth Army, commander of the Red First Army, commander of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, and commander of the Fourth Field Army. His story, from taking over Zhu De's descendants, to developing into the Red First Army, and then commanding the troops of the former Red First Army during the Liberation War, shows his bravery and wisdom as a military general.
Marshal Liu Bocheng, Chief of the General Staff of the Red Army, Commander of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army, Commander of the Second Field Army, President of the Nanjing Military Academy. His story, although he did not have his own descendants, became an indispensable military commander in the Red Army with his excellent military command ability.
Marshal He Long, commander of the Second Red Army, commander of the Second Red Army, commander-in-chief of the Second Front Army of the Red Army, commander of the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army. His story, from the development and growth of the Red Second Army, to the brilliant achievements of the Red Second Army after the Long March, to the handover of troops to Peng Dehuai's command during the Liberation War, shows his bravery and wisdom as a military general.
Marshal Chen Yi, political commissar of the Red Third Army, commander of the New Fourth Army, political commissar of the commander of the Third Field Army. His story, from serving as the political commissar of the Red Army for a short time during the Red Army, to integrating the guerrillas of the eight southern provinces during the Anti-Japanese War, and then to coordinating the New Fourth Army during the Liberation War, the Shandong Army, and the 115th Division were finally organized into the Third Field Army, showing his bravery and wisdom as a military general.
Marshal Luo Ronghuan, political commissar of the Fourth Field Army, director of the General Political Department. His story, from the period of the Red Army, was not eye-catching, to the management of the Shandong Military Region during the Anti-Japanese War, and then to the political work in the Fourth Field Army during the Liberation War was quite outstanding, and he was transferred to the General Political Department as the director, showing his bravery and wisdom as a military general.
Marshal Xu Xiangqian, commander-in-chief of the Red Fourth Front Army, deputy commander of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army, and chief of the General Staff. His story, from not having his own descendant troops during the Red Army, to serving as chief of the General Staff during the Anti-Japanese War, becoming an indispensable military commander in the Red Army, shows his bravery and wisdom as a military general.
Marshal Nie Rongzhen, who did not make particularly outstanding contributions during the Red Army period, but during the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation, he led important battles and made great contributions to the victory of the war.
Marshal Ye Jianying, Minister of Supervision of the Armed Forces, President of the Nanjing Military Academy. His story, from the Red Army period, which did not have a particularly outstanding contribution, to the dean of the Nanjing Military Academy during the Liberation War, made great contributions to China's military education.
Looking back on the life of the top ten marshals, we seem to travel back in time and come to that war-torn era. Their stories not only show their personal bravery and wisdom, but also are a vivid portrayal of the Chinese nation's indomitable and courageous struggle in difficult times. Their tenacity and wisdom make us feel the firm faith and courageous spirit.
Today, when we look back at this period of history again, we cannot help but marvel at the courage and wisdom in it. The story of the Ten Marshals not only shows us the cruelty and hardship of the revolution, but also shows us the tenacity and courage of the people in the face of adversity. It tells us that in the face of difficulties and challenges, as long as we maintain firm faith and courageous spirit, we will be able to overcome all difficulties and achieve ultimate victory.
The story of the Ten Marshals will forever be remembered in the long river of history. It is not only a legend, but also a spiritual inheritance. Let us keep this history in mind and cherish the hard-won peaceful life, and at the same time, we must maintain a sense of reverence for history, always remind ourselves, bravely face challenges, stick to our beliefs, and work hard to realize the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.