<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="1" > preface</h1>
After a hard time, the stars fell around. The mountains and rivers are broken and the wind is fluttering, and the life is floating and raining. The panic beachhead said trepidation, zero Ding Yang sighed zero Ding. All men are mortal? Leave Dan in his heart.
This is the Southern Song Dynasty famous Xiangwen Tianxiang's "Crossing the Zero Ding Yang", presumably everyone is very familiar with it. Wen Tianxiang was a native of Luling, Jiangxi, which is today's Ji'an, and is a famous general county in New China.
In the revolutionary years, Ji'an was an important part of the red area, and the people of Ji'an had a happy and comfortable life under the leadership of the Red Army, and they also made great sacrifices for the growth of the Red Army. Among the tens of thousands of ji'an people who joined the army, few remained by the time of the founding of New China, and those who survived were all senior generals in the People's Liberation Army.
When the title was awarded in 1955, there were as many as 46 founding generals from Ji'an, and there were as many as 13 founding lieutenant generals alone, so Ji'an is a famous general county, and today we are talking about one of the founding lieutenant generals, Li Zuopeng.
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track = "7" > joined the Red Army at the age of 16</h1>
In 1914, Li Zuopeng was born in Ji'an to an ordinary peasant family. The Li family is generally well-off, but the parents save money to send Li Zuopeng into a private school to study for several years, although because there is no money to end the study career early, but Li Zuopeng, who knows the words, is much better than his peers, at least he has read books, and his understanding of some things is much faster than others.
In 1930, the Red Army captured Ji'an and established the first provincial Soviet power here, the Jiangxi Provincial Soviet Government. This is the glory of the people of Ji'an, and under the leadership of the new regime, the ordinary people of Ji'an live and work in peace and contentment, and their lives are better than before.
In the campaign to expand the red, more than 7,000 people in Ji'an joined the Red Army, and 16-year-old Li Zuopeng also became a Red Army soldier. Li Zuopeng is literate and literate, and he also likes to think and is keen to learn. Although I don't like to talk on weekdays, when I participate in seminars, I actively speak and express my thoughts and opinions.
Li Zuopeng, who was different from others, also attracted the attention of the leaders, and more than a year later, Li Zuopeng joined the party, was also transferred to the Second Bureau of the Central Military Commission, and was promoted to section chief of the second section a few months later.
At this time, Li Zuopeng's position was not high, but his work place was the core of the leadership of the Red Army, he could often attend some important meetings, he benefited greatly from the speeches of the generals, and he also came into contact with many outstanding Red Army generals in his daily life.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" > appreciated by Lin Biao</h1>
After the victory of the Long March, the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University was established in northern Shaanxi, and at the same time a group of young cadres with culture and combat experience were selected to serve as teachers at the Anti-Japanese War University.
At that time, lin Shuai was the principal of Kang University, and in the work contact, he felt that although Li Zuopeng did not like to talk, he had a calm personality and was very similar to himself. Most importantly, the captain of the training team has very good professional ability and left a very good impression on himself.
Later, after Lin Shuai served as the commander of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, he also transferred Li Zuopeng to serve as the chief of the reconnaissance section of the division headquarters. It wasn't long before Commander Lin was wounded, and Chen Guang acted as division commander, and later the 115th Division was divided, and Li Zuopeng followed Chen Guang and Luo Shuai to Shandong, and it was at this time that Li Zuopeng's right eye was blinded by a poison gas bomb.
After the victory of the War of Resistance, Li Zuopeng came to the northeast and returned to Lin Shuai's command. At this time, he also had the opportunity to lead the troops to fight, and at the end of the three major battles, Li Zuopeng was also the commander of the 43rd Army. Later, he led his army from the northeast to Hainan Island, and in his lifelong military career, the liberation of Hainan Island was a battle.
Therefore, with the promotion of Lin Shuai, Li Zuopeng was promoted to chief of staff of the Four Fields and Fifteen Corps, and later rose step by step, becoming deputy commander of the Navy in the 1960s.
Deeply trusted by Lin Shuai, he is also loyal to Lin Shuai, but he has also done a lot of wrong things with Lin Shuai. Beginning in 1971, Li Zuopeng was placed under quarantine for review and sentenced to 17 years in 1981.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="20" > memorial will be canceled</h1>
For these founding generals who were at fault, the country has not forgotten their contributions in those years. After a few months of sentencing, these people were all released on medical parole and placed in various places to live, li Zuopeng came to Taiyuan, and under the care of the local government, had a happy and comfortable old age.
In October 2007, the old general accidentally fell at home, broke a rib, and was rushed to the hospital for treatment, at which time it was also found that the general had liver cancer. In response, the hospital did everything in its power to delay the development of the general's condition. On January 3, 2009, Li Lao died of illness at the age of 95.
Two days after the general's death, major websites and newspapers reported the news of the general's death. After the general's former comrades-in-arms, subordinates, staff, and descendants of the comrades-in-arms knew about it, they used various channels to express condolences and condolences to the general's descendants.
On the 5th, comrades from the Taiyuan Civil Affairs Bureau and the Military Industrial Institute also came to Beijing to discuss the arrangements for the future affairs with the general's descendants, and finally reached an agreement that "the smaller the scale, the better, and strive to be frugal." The memorial service, which was originally scheduled to be held on the 17th, was cancelled on the afternoon of the 16th. On the morning of the 18th, the general hearse arrived at Babaoshan mountain and was carried by 6 people, which was the highest standard of treatment.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="25" > conclusion</h1>
During the vigorous revolutionary years, millions of martyrs made sacrifices for the founding of New China, and perhaps many of them did not leave their names. After countless life-and-death struggles, the founding heroes who survived, they are lucky and respectable.
Maybe their lives will also have some flaws, but this is nothing compared with their glorious achievements and great contributions, so for all the founding heroes, we should maintain our admiration, they are worth remembering.