The counterattack against vietnamese self-defense has cost the lives of more than 8,500 officers and men, and at the beginning of the count, there are 25 officers at or above the regimental level who died on the battlefield (including 2 divisions and 23 regimental positions) and more than 60,000 disabled warriors. Today, in the memory of these soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country, we hope for peace, we hope to stay away from war, and we hope that the country will be rich and strong. Of course, we are not afraid of all the war imposed by hegemonism on us that we must fight back.
1. Divisional officers who died in the Sino-Vietnamese border self-defense counterattack
1. Lin Fengyun, deputy political commissar of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army
Lin Fengyun
Lin Fengyun is the deputy political commissar of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army
Born in 1928 in Donggou County, Donggang City, Liaoning Province, he attended Taoyuan National Excellent Primary School when he was a teenager. He joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army in July 1947 and joined the Communist Party of China in 1948.
Biography:
In 1950, during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, he was promoted to assistant of the Division's Political Department twice.
In 1953, he was appointed deputy chief and section chief of the organization section of the political department of the division.
He was awarded the rank of Lieutenant in 1955.
In 1956, he studied at the Central RegimentAlpine for two years, and in 1959 he was promoted to the rank of major.
In 1964, he was appointed deputy director of the Organization Department of the Political Department of the 42nd Army.
In 1968, he was transferred to the General Office of the Organization Department of the Central Committee for special project work.
In 1971, he was appointed deputy director of the political department and deputy political commissar of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army.
Personal Deeds:
In February 1979, the Sino-Vietnamese border self-defense counterattack war broke out, Lin Fengyun had just undergone appendicitis surgery, he returned to the army from the hospital in advance, took the initiative to request the 376 regiment that he was more familiar with the situation, and formed a front-line command with another deputy division commander, Sun Jiaquan, and some of the secretaries and political personnel, responsible for directing the implementation of the main offensive penetration task. Before going to the front, he went to Pingxiang, Guangxi, to visit his son, who was a squad leader in a certain unit and was about to go on a expedition, and told his son in a serious and long voice: In battle, we must be resourceful and brave, obey orders, obey commands, and make meritorious contributions to the people.
At about 9:00 a.m. on February 17, Lin Fengyun and Ning Chenggong, deputy political commissar of the Tank Regiment of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army, were hit by Vietnamese artillery fire on the way to break through the Vietnamese defense line and penetrate deep into the area, and deputy political commissar Ning Was successfully killed on the spot. Lin Fengyun marched forward on foot to direct the battle, unfortunately shot in the chest, and in the last moments of his life, he endured severe pain and destroyed the confidential documents he had picked up. When his belongings were cleaned up after the war, all that was left was a miniature semiconductor radio that had been punctured.
2. Zhao Lianyu, deputy commander of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army
Zhao Lianyu
Zhao Lianyu is the deputy commander of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army
He was born in March 1930 in Xiatun, Xuling Temple, Zhuanghe County (now Zhuanghe City), Liaoning Province
In 1964, Puning County, Shantou District, Guangdong Province, served as the captain of the "Four Qing" team.
In 1965, he served as deputy division commander of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army
In 1971, Zhao Lianyu was selected by his superiors to be sent to the Beijing Academy of Military Sciences to receive further education as a modern senior commander.
On February 17, 1979, in order to punish the provocations of the invaders in southern Xinjiang, he was transferred to the front line and led a regiment of troops to carry out the interspersed task, attacking Gaoping and Keliangshan, and experienced 15 large and small battles, and completed the task brilliantly. On March 2, the 126th Division was ordered to attack Xialang and open up the task of guangyuan to return to China via Xialang to Kejia and Shuolong. On the evening of March 9, deputy division commander Zhao Lianyu was killed at the age of 49 when he organized the commander of the 376th Regiment to look at the terrain in the Ban Nong area and was sniped by the Vietnamese army. The second deputy division-level cadre killed by the Chinese army in the 79th battle against Vietnam. Zhao Lianyu's body is buried in the Martyrs' Cemetery of Baokan Village, Perfume Township, Longzhou, Guangxi, and his life achievements are displayed in the 53214 Troop Museum in LeiXian County, Hunan Province.
2. Officers of the regiment who died in the Sino-Vietnamese border self-defense counterattack
1. Wang Zifu, deputy director of the Political Department of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Prince Rich
Wang Zifu was the deputy director of the Political Department of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Joined the Communist Party of China in October 1943, born in 1925 in Huang County, Shandong Province (now Longkou City)
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On the night of February 18, 1979, Wang Zifu led the division's logistics front echelon with the division's reserve command post through the Kui Pao Valley, and was raided by the Vietnamese army on both sides of the hill and the Vietnamese agents mixed in the ranks. Prince Fu was buried in the Martyrs' Cemetery in Napo County, Guangxi.
2. Yin Qingjia, deputy director of the Logistics Department of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Yin Qingjia
Deputy Director of the Logistics Department of the 121st Division of the 41st Army of Yin Qingjia
Born in Wafangdian, Liaoning In 1930, he joined the army in January 1948 and is a member of the Communist Party of China
On the night of February 18, 1979, Yin Qingjia led the front echelon of the division logistics to be attacked in the Kuituo Valley, and was shot and killed in the chaos, at the age of 49, rong li third class merit. The picture shows the tomb of martyr Yin Jiaqing in the Martyrs' Cemetery of Napo County, Guangxi.
3. Shi Yin, commander of the 361st Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Time Silver
Commander of the 361st Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
A native of Neixiang County, Henan Province, he joined the army in March 1955, a member of the Communist Party of China, died on February 21, 1979, at the age of 44, and was awarded the third class meritorious service.
On February 21, 1979, Time Silver led the regiment's subordinate team to advance towards Anle. At about 10 a.m., he entered an open area near Dongti and prepared to cross the river through a suspension bridge to meet the vanguard troops. At this time, it was suddenly attacked by the fire of the Vietnamese troops who had ambushed on the other side of the river, and the troops were unprepared, and heavy casualties immediately occurred. Time Silver immediately commanded his troops to disperse on both sides, looking for obstacles to hide, while counterattacking the enemy with firepower. Because the troops were crushed by the Vietnamese fire, Shi Yin disregarded the danger and raised his posture to observe the terrain and enemy situation, and was fired by the Vietnamese army's concentrated fire, unfortunately several bullets in the company were killed on the spot, at the age of 44.
4. Zhu Fujun, commander of the Independent Tank Regiment of the Guangzhou Military Region
Zhu Fujun
Zhu Fujun was an independent tank regiment of the Guangzhou Military Region
Born in 1937, a native of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, he is the commander of the Independent Tank Regiment of the Guangzhou Military Region.
On February 19, 1979, Zhu Fujun commanded a tank column to the front of the 125th Division and the 375th Regiment of the 125th Division, which were besieged by the Vietnamese army in the New Gosin area. Because the tank column lost contact with the guidance group and could not coordinate with the infantry, the division commander and the 375th Regiment troops, which were hidden and confronted by the enemy on the roadside, were not found during the impact, and they penetrated deep into the Vietnamese-controlled area. The Vietnamese army found the tank column alone and concentrated heavy artillery fire on it.
Zhu Fujun found that the situation was not right, and quickly ordered the tank column to return to the same route. On the way back, Zhu Fujun's armored command vehicle was hit by Vietnamese rockets and seriously wounded. He ordered the deputy commander of the tank regiment to take his command and lead the tank column to break through. Zhu Fujun was carried out of the car by the guards, hygienists, and telegraphers who followed him, hid in a cave on a nearby hill to wait for rescue, and persisted in the enemy's deep position for 2 days and nights. Due to excessive blood loss, Zhu Fujun fell into a coma several times, and finally died at 7 a.m. on February 21 at the age of 42.
3. Deputy regimental officers who died in the Sino-Vietnamese border self-defense counterattack
1. Ning Chenggong, deputy political commissar of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army
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Ning Chenggong, born in 1929 in Gai County, Liaoning Province, is the deputy political commissar of the 53245 Unit (126th Division) of the 42nd Army.
On February 18, 1979, Ning successfully commanded the tank regiment of the 126th Division in an armored vehicle carrying infantry to Gaoping. On the south side of Nang Nam, the road was severely damaged by the Vietnamese and the advance was blocked. Ning successfully ignored the fact that the Vietnamese troops were still shooting on the road, and leaned out of the armored vehicle to command the movement support team to rescue the rescue. Unexpectedly, a bullet flew and hit him in the head, killing him on the spot. Ning Chenggong was approachable, brave in battle, and deeply loved by officers and men, and was 50 years old at the time of his death. The Military Party Committee awarded the second class meritorious service.
2. Zheng Zanzheng, deputy political commissar of the 361st Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Zheng Zanzheng
Zheng Zanzheng, born in 1937 in Chaoyang County, Guangdong Province, is the deputy political commissar of the 361st Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army.
On February 18, 1979, Zheng Zanzheng led the second echelon of the regiment's logistics into the Zongmei Suspension Bridge. The second echelon of the regiment's logistics consisted of a number of organizational parts, with a large number of personnel, carrying 105 military horses and horses, and gathering more than 100 migrant workers who had fallen behind. When the second echelon of regimental logistics was preparing to cross the bridge, it was suddenly attacked by 1 vietnamese special agent company and part of the civilian army, and its advance was blocked. When Deputy Political Commissar Zheng Zanzheng went to the bridge to investigate the enemy's situation, he was suddenly shot at close range by Vietnamese agents and died on the spot, at the age of 42.
3. Wang Bao, deputy commander of the 362nd Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Wang Bake
Wang Bao, born in 1934 in Puning County, Guangdong Province, is the deputy commander of the 362nd Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army.
On February 22, 1979, Wang Bao led 2 battalions through Kuotun to carry out the task of blowing up the Nalong Bridge. Due to the vietnamese attack, when approaching the friendly and neighboring troops, it was once again suddenly attacked by Vietnamese fire. The battalion commander was seriously wounded, the walking machine was broken, the 2-watt radio announcer was killed, the command communication was interrupted, the troops panicked, and they were scattered without organizing a counterattack. The vanguard quickly withdrew from the Range of Vietnamese fire and turned over the hill on the south side of the road to the west. Deputy Commander Wang Bao could have rushed out with the vanguard troops, but in order to bring out the troops in the ambush circle, he returned several times to command the troops to break through, and unfortunately was captured and killed in the confusion. The body was tied to a tree by the Vietnamese army, and there was a note on his body that read, "Communist Party member Wang Bao ning will not surrender!" "He was 45 years old at the time of his death.
4. Ouyang Ming, deputy commander of the 364th Regiment of the 122nd Division of the 41st Army
Ouyang Ming
Ouyang Ming, born in 1936, a native of Liuyang County, Hunan, is the deputy commander of the 364th Regiment of the 122nd Division of the 41st Army.
On February 20, 1979, Ouyang Ming led a unit of the 2nd Battalion, supported by tanks, along the road to the Shuo River. When advancing to the line of Kwok Shou Nam Mountain, east of the Shuo River, it was suddenly attacked by the condescending fire of the Vietnamese army on three sides. Due to the unfavorable terrain, the troops fell into passive beatings, and Ouyang Ming was shot in the neck and killed on the spot in the fierce battle, at the age of 43.
5. Gong Xianfa, chief of staff of the 26th Regiment of the 1st Artillery Division
Gong Xianfa
Gong Xianfa, born in 1943 in Wangcheng County, Hunan, is the chief of staff of the 26th Regiment of the 1st Artillery Division.
On February 22, 1979, Gong Xianfa led some personnel of the artillery group and the battalion command (observation) station to move to the Ban occupied area first to ensure that the command was not interrupted. Due to the paralysis of the light enemy, he marched directly without contacting the forward infantry and mistakenly entered the Vietnamese army-controlled area for more than 700 meters. Gong Xianfa's vanguard command vehicle was suddenly attacked by the Vietnamese 40 rocket launchers, and immediately caught fire, and all 5 people on the vehicle were killed. Gong Xianfa was 36 years old when he died.
6. Chen Youhe, director of the Political Department of the Tank Regiment of the 43rd Army
Chen Tonghe
Chen Youhe, born in 1945 in Laiwu County, Shandong Province, is the director of the Political Department of the Tank Regiment of the 43rd Army.
On February 17, 1979, Chen Tonghe accompanied the division and the regimental commander to command the tank regiment of the 43rd Army to attack Dongxi, and was ambushed by the Vietnamese army at Paosong Mountain. The armored command vehicle in which Chen was riding was destroyed by the Vietnamese army and died on the spot at the age of 34.
7. Zhang Jiashun, deputy director of the 53249 unit
Zhang Jiashun
Zhang Jiashun, a native of Xinjin County, Liaoning Province, joined the army in September 1945, joined the Party in May 1948, deputy director of unit 53249, died on February 19, 1979, at the age of 48. Guangxi Longzhou County Martyrs Cemetery.
8. Deputy Commander of the 372nd Regiment of the 124th Division of the 42nd Army, Ma Dalin
Medaline
Mai Dalin, born in 1942, a native of Taishan County, Guangdong Province, is the deputy commander of the 372nd Regiment of the 124th Division of the 42nd Army.
On February 17, 1979, he led his troops to cross the high plane in a tank, and was seriously wounded when he rushed through Matsuyama, and was killed in the early morning of the 18th at the age of 37.
9. Liu Yuefeng, director of the Political Office of the 361st Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Liu Yuefeng
Liu Yuefeng was born in 1940 in Xingning County, Guangdong Province. Director of the Political Office of the 361st Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army.
On February 21, 1979, he was killed in an attack near Dongti with the 361st Regiment's direct subordinate team, at the age of 39.
10. Hu Qingzhong, deputy commander of the 448th Regiment of the 150th Division of the 50th Army
Hu Qingzhong
Hu Qingzhong, born in 1944 in Ziyang County, Sichuan, is the deputy commander of the 448th Regiment of the 150th Division of the 50th Army.
On March 12, 1979, when Hu Qingzhong led the 2nd Battalion of the 448th Regiment to retreat north along the mountain road from Ban Ying to return to China, due to a command error, he was attacked by the Vietnamese army in the Lang Trần area, and Hu Qingzhong was shot and killed in battle at the age of 35.
Wang Shanghua, chief of staff of the 363rd Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Wang Shanghua
Wang Shanghua was born in 1943 in Puning County, Guangdong Province. Chief of Staff of the 363rd Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army. He died on February 24, 1979, at the age of 36.
Liao Zhiwen, deputy political commissar of the 376th Regiment of the 126th Division of the 122nd Army
Liao Zhiwen
Liao Zhiwen was born in 1942 in Neijiang County, Sichuan. Deputy Political Commissar of the 376th Regiment of the 126th Division of the 42nd Army.
On February 25, 1979, Liao Zhiwen accompanied the 3rd Battalion of the 376th Regiment and participated in the attack on the 673rd Heights. In order to rescue the regimental special agent company commander who was ambushed and injured by the Vietnamese army, Liao Zhiwen personally led the squad down the mountain to rescue the special agent company commander, but he himself was shot and killed at the age of 37.
Sun Fuxi, director of the Political Office of the 387th Regiment of the 129th Division of the 13th and 43rd Army
Sun Fuxi
Sun Fuxi was born in 1939 in Nanning, Guangxi. Director of the Political Office of the 387th Regiment of the 129th Division of the 43rd Army.
On March 3, 1979, Sun Fuxi led some officers and soldiers and 88 former migrant workers to walk at the end of the regiment in two military vehicles and move to the Yanan area. When passing through the Pying area, when encountering an ambush attack by a company of the Vietnamese army on the side of the road, Sun Fuxi led 35 officers and men to resist bravely, but in the end, because the terrain was very unfavorable and the ammunition was not good, Sun Fuxi and 35 officers and men were all killed on the battlefield, and none of them survived. Sun Fuxi was 40 years old at the time.
14. Che Renlu, deputy political commissar of the 445th Regiment of the 149th Division of the 50th Army
Che Renlu
Che Renlu, Deputy Political Commissar of the 445th Regiment of the 149th Division of the 50th Army.
On March 1, 1979, he led the 2nd Battalion of the regiment to be wounded by enemy shelling while defending the nameless heights northwest of Daping, and died of excessive bleeding on the way back. Later, he was buried in the Maoershan Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery in Meishan City, Sichuan Province, where the 445 Regiment was originally stationed.
15. Li Tianbao, deputy political commissar of the 121st Regiment of the 41st Division of the 14th Army
Li Tianbao
Li Tianbao was born in 1946 in Tengchong County, Yunnan. Deputy Political Commissar of the 121st Regiment of the 41st Division of the 14th Army.
On February 19, 1979, Li Tianbao led his troops to attack Falong, and was shot and killed while commanding the battle at the front, at the age of 33.
Duan Xuezhang, chief of staff of the 123rd Regiment of the 41st Division of the 16th and 14th Army
Duan Xuezhang
Duan Xuezhang, born in 1934 in Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, is the chief of staff of the 123rd Regiment of the 41st Division of the 14th Army.
At 4:30 a.m. on February 25, 1979, when the command post of the 123rd Regiment entered the edge of Ban Gao Village, a Member of the Vietnamese Army special agent used the night to blend into the regiment's marching column and injured 5 people with grenades.
17. Li Yuxian, director of the Political Office of the 375th Regiment of the 125th Division of the 42nd Army
Lee Woo Hyun
Li Yuxian, born in 1939 in Xingning County, Guangdong Province, is the director of the Political Office of the 375th Regiment of the 125th Division of the 42nd Army.
On February 19, 1979, he was attacked at the command post of the Columbia Regiment by a Vietnamese agent who had mixed in, and he was seriously wounded and killed at the age of 40.
18. Zheng Jinfang, director of the Political Office of the 361st Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army
Zheng Jinfang
Zheng Jinfang was born in 1939 in Xiangyin County, Hunan. Director of the Political Office of the 361st Regiment of the 121st Division of the 41st Army.
On February 21, 1979, he disappeared near Dongti with the 1st Battalion of the 361st Regiment and was later determined to be a sacrifice at the age of 40.
Zhang Zhengguang, deputy political commissar of the 119th Regiment of the 40th Division of the 19th and 14th Army
Zhang Zhengguang
Zhang Zhengguang, a native of Wuding, Yunnan (Ofsu ethnicity), born in November 1949, was Chinese, joined the army in April 1969, and was a member of the Communist Party of China as the deputy political commissar of the 35206 unit (119th regiment of the 40th division of the 14th army).
He has successively served as a soldier, squad leader, platoon leader, company commander, instructor, unit chief, division chief, and deputy political commissar
On May 2, 1984, he died heroically in the self-defense counterattack against Vietnam in the Lao Shan area at the age of 35.
★ The Sino-Vietnamese border self-defense counterattacked the female soldier Guo Rongrong, who died in the battle
Guo Rongrong
Guo Rongrong, female, born in 1955 in Fushan County, Shandong Province, Shandong Province, joined the Communist Party of China in September 1974 and is the leader of the political film team of the Political Department of the 162nd Division of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
He died in February 1979 at the age of 24 in a counterattack against Vietnam. Honored third class merit.
Attached: Eulogy of Zheng Wenshui, commander of the 121st Division, at the memorial service of Quyang Commune in Jingxi County
Comrades: Today, it is with an extremely deep heart that we deeply mourn the martyrs who heroically sacrificed their lives for the motherland and the people in the fight to defend themselves and defend the frontiers, and express our high respect. Among those who made glorious sacrifices in self-defense were Comrade Wang Zifu, an old comrade-in-arms of our division and former deputy director of the Political Department of the division, Comrade Yin Jiaqing, former deputy director of the Division's Logistics Department, Comrade Shi Yin, former commander of the 361st Regiment Regiment, Comrade Zheng Zanzheng, former deputy political commissar of the 361 Regiment, Comrade Wang Bao, former deputy regimental commander of the 362 Regiment, and many close comrades-in-arms who had lived and fought with everyone; and militia and migrant workers who sacrificed their lives and forgot their deaths and actively supported the front.
Comrade Wang Bao, the "loyal soldier of the party," has always led the assault battalion to the forefront during the battle, and wherever the gunfire is the most intense and where there is danger, he will command the battle. In the anti-ambush battle of Kutun, he could have rushed out with the main force of the battalion, but the first thing he thought of was not himself, but his comrades-in-arms. Regardless of his personal safety, he returned three times to organize the mobilization of the wounded and sick who had fallen behind and the infirm comrades to follow the main force to break through. However, when he returned for the third time, he unfortunately fell into the hands of the enemy. In the face of the ferocious enemy, he preferred to die unyieldingly, fully demonstrating his noble qualities of infinite loyalty to the party and the people.
In order to buy time, the explosion hero Jiang Limin martyr quickly opened the breakthrough to ensure that the main force of the division penetrated deep into the enemy, he took the lead and blew up three bunkers of the enemy in a row, and when he was going to blow up the enemy's fourth bunker, he was shot and fell to the ground, shedding the last drop of blood for the people.
Feng Kanai, the commander of the 3rd Squad of the 4th Company of the 361st Regiment, in the Battle of Nalong, in order to cover his comrades to rush to the 425 heights and destroy the enemy, he used his actions to attract four enemy fire points and heroically sacrificed.
Zhen Xiahui, a gunner of the 362nd Regiment, fired 17 shells to hit the target, effectively supporting the infantry in battle, and he did not fall on his knees when he died, his eyes still attached to the scope.
Li Qinghai, commander of the guard company of the Combat Hero Division, and Wang Zhendian, a first-class meritorious hero of the division hospital, left the hope of life to his comrades-in-arms and the danger of death to himself at the crucial moment, and used his own blood and life to protect the safety of the chiefs, organs, and comrades-in-arms. These many martyrs who bravely sacrificed their lives in order to punish yuekou, defend the sacred territory of the motherland, defend our modernization drive, live happier and happier for the sake of the 800 million people, dye the banner left by their revolutionary predecessors more vividly, and sacrifice their lives at the expense of their own lives; they are worthy of being excellent sons and daughters of the Chinese nation, their death is heavier than Mount Tai, and their revolutionary spirit will shine with the sun and the moon and live forever with heaven and earth!
We must learn from the patriotic spirit and revolutionary heroism of the martyrs who are boldly loyal and loyal, who have the courage to dedicate themselves to the party, the motherland, and the people, and learn from the noble qualities of the revolutionary martyrs who put the interests of the revolution first, who care for the interests of the country and the nation more than the interests of individuals, and who care for comrades-in-arms and the masses more than for themselves; Learn from the martyrs' fine work style of carrying out orders, obeying commands, abiding by policies and discipline, taking into account the overall situation, and struggling hard.
We must turn grief into strength, inherit the legacy of the martyrs, always maintain a high degree of revolutionary vigilance, strengthen preparations for war, strengthen military training, strengthen the revolutionization and modernization of the troops, always be ready to heed the call of the motherland, and if the more we dare to invade again, we will give him a more severe lesson and punishment. We must further strengthen the unity of the whole party, the whole army, and the people of all nationalities throughout the country, carry forward the fine traditions, develop the excellent situation, and do a good job in army building. We must be modest and prudent, guard against arrogance and impetuosity, work hard, shoulder the burden left by the martyrs, and comfort the martyrs with practical actions to speed up the four modernizations.
Thousands of martyrs died heroically before us. Let us hold high their flag and walk on their blood!
The martyrs who fought back in self-defense and defended the frontier and died heroically will never die!
Rest in peace for the martyrs who gave their lives heroically for the motherland!