In the first half of the twentieth century, the Chinese nation was faced with internal and external troubles and was in an extremely difficult predicament, but there were always some people who were not afraid of the hardships of the conditions and the conspiracies and tricks of the enemy, and did not hesitate to risk their lives and devote their lives to the revolutionary cause.
In particular, the proletarian revolutionaries represented by the Communist Party are heroes of the chaotic world, willingly giving everything for the sake of China's future and destiny, in order to let the Chinese out of the history of being slaughtered by others.
At the price of blood and tears, he led all the Chinese to drive out the Japanese imperialism that tried to occupy China in an all-round way, defeated the Kuomintang reactionaries representing the bourgeoisie, and ushered in the founding of New China.
Comrade Xu Haidong was a proletarian revolutionary and military man who contributed his life to the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people, and later became the founding general of New China.
Xu Haidong's daughter Xu Wenhui did not use her father's aura to live a life of sitting and enjoying its success, but through her own efforts, she became an angel dressed in white, and she has been silently dedicating herself all her life, practicing the teachings of her father Xu Haidong by saving lives and helping the injured. The Xu family's father and daughter are so open-minded, which can really be described as loyal and courageous.
<h1>Founding General Xu Haidong</h1>
Xu Haidong is a native of Hubei and was born on June 17, 1900 in Huangpi, Hubei Province. When Xu Haidong was young, China's old society had been broken, and the new society had not yet arrived, and all of China was in a state of fragmentation.
The corrupt rule of the Qing government caused Chinese extreme poverty, coupled with imperialist invasions, and years of continuous wars, which brought great damage to China's productive forces, and under such a turbulent situation, the life of ordinary Chinese was difficult, it is conceivable!
When Xu Haidong was young, like many other Chinese, he lived in extreme poverty, and in order to reduce the burden on his family, when he was very young, he was sent to work as a kiln worker, which was 11 years.
If he had not met the Communist Party, perhaps Xu Haidong would have been destined to become an ordinary kiln worker, working in disgrace every day just to get a day's rations.
The contingent of the Communist Party is originally a revolutionary contingent with the poor as the absolute force, and it is a contingent that strives for the whole world to have a hot meal to eat.
Chinese did not lack the character of hard work, on the contrary, Chinese were generally keen to change their fate through their own labor, and Chinese were also very creative, as long as they were given enough strength, they could change the face of heaven and earth. But in the environment at that time, how difficult it was to realize this ideal!
When Xu Haidong was 25 years old, he met the Communist Party, thought about it for a while, and then joined the revolutionary contingent without hesitation, embarking on a road to change his own destiny and Chinese destiny. It can be seen that the Communist Party at that time won the support of the vast number of poor people.
In the early days of the revolution, after the collapse of the Qing government, the rule over the whole country fell into a state of disintegration, and warlords everywhere rose one after another, occupying the mountains as kings, and forming a divided regime.
Not only that, these warlords were the greatest obstacle to the cause of the Chinese revolution; not only that, they wantonly arrested and killed the revolutionaries, never thought of sitting down and negotiating for China's future and destiny, and forming a unified force to drive away the aggression of the foreigners.
They even colluded with foreign forces to fight and crusade against each other, and under the poison of war, the people did not have a good life. In order to solve this dilemma, the Communist Party of China and the Kuomintang began to cooperate, formed the National Revolutionary Army, and began the Northern Expedition.
The purpose is to eliminate the various warlord forces entrenched in northern China. In 1926, Xu Haidong joined the National Revolutionary Army and participated in the Northern Expedition, making great contributions to the cause of China's reunification.
In 1927, Xu Haidong participated in the jute uprising, and in the battle, Xu Haidong grew up step by step and became a combat general in our army.
<h1>Become a kiln worker again, shouldering a heavy responsibility</h1>
When I was a child, the experience of becoming a kiln worker was always Xu Haidong's painful memory, the kiln worker's work, not only heavy work, but also a small income, only barely to meet their own food and clothing, but also gray face, do not know how much dust absorbed.
However, with the change of the revolutionary situation, it is necessary for the Communist Party of China to recruit party members from among the grass-roots personnel. In order to realize this wish, Xu Haidong had to work as a kiln worker again, using the identity of the kiln worker as a cover to secretly recruit party members.
Under the efforts of Xu Haidong, branches of the Communist Party of China were established successively in Xujiadian, Shangwuwan and Deng Yuzui, thus strengthening the strength of the revolutionary contingent.
When the time was ripe, Xu Haidong organized an armed rebellion, seized weapons and equipment, and led a group of people to carry out guerrilla warfare. For many years after that, Xu Haidong led his guerrilla group, obeyed the instructions of the Party Central Committee, and carried out guerrilla warfare in various regions, and Xu Haidong also grew from an ordinary party member to an important commander of our army.
After the beginning of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army was reorganized into the Eighth Route Army of the New Formation of the National Revolutionary Army, and Xu Haidong served as the brigade commander of the 344th Brigade of the 15th Division, and participated in the famous Pingxing Guanda victory.
In 1938, Xu Haidong commanded the famous Battle of Machidian, completely annihilated a Japanese company, and wounded thousands of Japanese troops, strengthening the momentum of the Chinese people to resist the Japanese army.
After this, Xu Haidong had a case and had to return to Yan'an and systematically studied Marxism. Xu Haidong later followed Liu Shaoqi to central China to carry out the anti-Japanese movement, and cooperated closely with Liu Shaoqi to effectively support the anti-Japanese work in central China.
Due to the long years of fighting on the front line, fighting with his life and death, Xu Haidong's body fell ill and had to return to the rear to recuperate. Throughout the Liberation War, Xu Haidong was in a state of recuperation, after all, the hard work of the early years had caused his body to be too badly damaged.
After the founding of New China, Xu Haidong was awarded the rank of general, he presided over the compilation of the history of the Red Twenty-fifth Army, and he suggested to the editorial board that it is necessary to take the collective and the people as the center, and not to highlight the merits of individuals too much.
Such insight can be said to be very faithful to reality, in order to write this book, Xu Haidong was tired and vomited blood many times. During the special period, Xu Haidong was forcibly evacuated to Zhengzhou, and later died here with hatred under mutilation.
<h1>Humen has no dogs</h1>
If Xu Haidong's life is a life of fighting and a life of outstanding military achievements, then the achievements of his second daughter Xu Wenhui are also the true inheritance of his father, the female general of Humen, and he is well-known.
Xu Wenhui, formerly known as Xu Hong, was born in 1939 in Yan'an, the holy land of Revolution in China. Her childhood experienced turbulent years.
Because of his parents' "work" relationship, Xu Wenhui, who was less than half a year old, followed in the footsteps of his parents and went to the Jiangbei Headquarters of the New Fourth Army in eastern Anhui. Under the difficult conditions at that time, the carriages and horses were not passable, full of war and parting, and the young Xu Wenhui had suffered enough.
All this improved during the Liberation War, because his father Xu Haidong had been working for the revolutionary cause for many years, accumulating fatigue and illness, and later stayed in the northeast to recuperate, and Xu Wenhui's life also settled down.
During this period, she was able to enter the school and tasted a lot of knowledge. She has been selected as a three-star student many times. In 1956, Xu Haidong's family moved to Beijing, and Xu Wenhui also came to Beijing, where he studied at the Beijing Aviation Institute and the Second Military Medical University.
For Xu Wenhui, studying at the Second Military Medical University is very important, where Xu Wenhui studied medical technology assiduously and laid the foundation for his lifelong career. Because of the perennial education of his father Xu Haidong, Xu Wenhui also joined the Communist Party of China in 1961 and joined the ranks of serving the people.
In 1964, Xu Wenhui was assigned to work in the General Hospital of the Beijing Military Region, starting as a military doctor and becoming a chief military doctor through his own efforts.
During the special period, Xu Haidong was injured, and the astute Xu Wenhui hid some precious photos kept in his home, so that these precious memories were spared the fate of destruction and preserved precious memories for the history of our party.
Xu Wenhui herself was affected by her father's incident and spent four years in prison because she was general Xu Haidong's only "personal doctor." For her encounter, Xu Haidong expressed his helplessness.
After the reform and opening up, Xu Wenhui came to Hong Kong to work in a state-owned enterprise unit, and later, his mother and brother fell ill, and Xu Wenhui had to return to Beijing to take care of his family.
During his time in Beijing, in order to let posterity remember the great achievements of General Xu Haidong in the revolutionary war years, Xu Wenhui used his advantage as the daughter of General Xu Haidong to collect and sort out a lot of information.
Later, these materials became an important source of materials in honor of General Xu Haidong. In order to let the world remember the contributions of those founding generals in the war.
Xu Wenhui has gone deep into the old revolutionary areas many times to collect and sort out the precious memories left by the revolutionary fighters of that year, and many local villagers have a deep memory of this tiger girl, and they affectionately call her "Little Pine Nut" and "Little Forest".
She also did what she could to the schools in the old revolutionary districts, such as donating computers and books to the schools, and she also donated her father's precious artifacts to the local museum collection. These things happened after she retired.
In order to carry forward the revolutionary spirit and tradition, Xu Wenhui also served as the chairman of the Choir of the Descendants of the Founding Fathers, participated in performances in various places, and actively promoted the work of red culture.
On September 28, 2020, Comrade Xu Wenhui died of illness at the age of 81. Her death caused the grief of most of the descendants of the founding generals and ordinary citizens.
At her funeral, many people were silent, mourning the mourning of a distinguished revolutionary descendant. As a descendant of the founding generals, Ms. Xu Wenhui did not rely on her father's influence to enjoy his success, but always worked in the medical post, silently contributing to their life safety, and her consciousness was so high that people were awe-struck!
Text/Shi HaiGuanfu