"You are physically ill, and you want to cultivate more." Staying in the green mountains is very important. ”
This is a sentence in Mao Zedong's urgent letter to Luo Binghui, then deputy commander of the New Fourth Army, on May 20, 1946, and the focus of Mao Zedong's letter on that day was also in these words.
The reason why Mao Zedong, who was in Yan'an at the time, took the time out of his busy schedule to write such a "letter of persuasion" was naturally because he knew too much about this deputy commander named Luo Binghui: as long as there was a war, he would desperately "desperately" fight.
As early as a few decades ago, the general who had been fighting all his life had insisted on going to the battlefield under the pretext of "minor injuries not falling into the line of fire" when he suffered from severe hypertension and even had difficulty eating and dressing. Three months before Mao Zedong wrote the letter, Luo Binghui had fainted on the front line because of high blood pressure and stomach disease while commanding the Battle of Xuzhou.
After waking up, Luo Binghui insisted on lying on a stretcher to direct the battle regardless of his physical condition.
What makes a soldier die, in addition to honor, can only be faith, and what has supported Luo Binghui's desperate efforts for decades is his faith in the revolution.
The achievement of Luo Binghui's faith comes from his origin and his experience as a teenager.
Like many revolutionaries, Luo Binghui came from the lowest level, and his father, Luo Shouqing, was an honest peasant in Yiliang County, Yunnan Province, who had been loyal and honest by renting land from landlords and doing short-term work for landlords. His mother, Huang, was a typical feudal old-fashioned woman, and the only difference between her and other feudal women was that she always showed invincibility in her eyes.
Since childhood, Luo Binghui has been full of doubts about this world. Like his sister and two younger brothers, he often lived in precarious times, but at the same time, the son of the landlord's family was full of fat.
After becoming self-aware, when Luo Binghui asked his father questions such as "why do landlords always have so much food in their homes", his father always frowned and told him that "that is a good life". Dissatisfied with his father's answer, Luo Binghui tentatively asked his mother with similar questions. After hearing this, the mother Huang Shi squatted down and said to her son:
"What the landlords eat is plundered by the poor families, and we are busy all year round but we can't eat enough, that is, we are exploited by them."
His mother's words filled little Luo Binghui's heart with doubts, until he saw with his own eyes all kinds of landlords plundering poor peasants.
When Luo Binghui was a teenager, it was the last year of the Qing Dynasty, and there were still countless serfs in Yunnan, and his parents were one of the local Han serfs in Yunnan. At that time, the serfs were also called tenants, because they relied on the land of the leased landlord to survive, so in addition to their non-stop work all year round, they also had to look at the face of the landlord, and every New Year's Festival, they also had to give gifts to the landlord and work for the landlord for free.
When paying the rent every year, the tenant always weighs in, but when the landlord borrows money from the tenant, it is a small bucket and a small scale.
When Luo Binghui was 7 years old, he understood all kinds of landlords exploiting tenants, and how much he sympathized with tenants like his parents, how much he hated the local landlords and officials.
At the age of 7, Mr. Lo's parents managed to send him to a local private school, but only three years later, he was forced to drop out of school because he could not pay his tuition.
However, those three years of private school allowed Luo Binghui to learn the ability to distinguish between right and wrong, and the stories of the heroic uprisings he told in the classroom also gave him a preliminary definition of the word "hero".
In the view of Luo Binghui at that time: a hero is to uphold justice and save suffering.
It is also because of his ability to distinguish between right and wrong, Luo Binghui cannot be completely like his father for a lifetime of honesty and resignation. His heart gradually had the impulse to change the world in front of him, and as his body grew taller, he began to look at this oppressive world with a pair of eyes that belonged to the "tiger calf".
Former residence of Luo Binghui
At the age of 12, Luo Binghui, who was close to an adult in height, began to taste "hero" for the first time.
This year, a bully came to Luo's house to blackmail, and as soon as he opened his mouth, he asked for a big number. Luo Shouqing, who has always been timid and afraid of things, had to spend money everywhere to ask for mercy in order to calm things down, and almost knelt down to beg for forgiveness for the bully.
The young and vigorous Luo Binghui was extremely uncomfortable to see his father being bullied by the bully, because he couldn't see it, so he pulled his father up and reasoned with him in front of the bully. As he spoke, the excited Luo Binghui also shouted fiercely at the bully: "Take money to plug the dog hole, it is better to go to court!" ”
After saying this, Luo Binghui quickly ran away, and he knew: "I have run into trouble this time!" Sure enough, after the bully understood that Luo Binghui was calling him a dog and wanted to fight with him, he was angry.
On the same day, the bully angrily dragged his father Luo Shouqing to the street and slapped them several times, then smashed their home inside and out, and later, after the Luo family extorted a lot of money, he left.
After Luo Binghui knew that his father had been beaten, he really ran directly to the county gate to report to the bully.
Originally, Luo Binghui's lawsuit against the bully was a steady victory, after all, after reading a private school for several years, he had already gotten the bully's guilt with the help of his relatives. However, in that era when right and wrong were reversed, the powerful bully only made a few small dollars to collude with the county government, but instead sentenced Luo Binghui to be ignorant and unreasonable, and ordered him to apologize to the bully!
"A soldier can not be humiliated", this is Luo Binghui's knowledge that has been eaten into his stomach in 3 years of private school, how could he be willing to sell his dignity to apologize to the bully who bullied his family?
But what Luo Binghui did not expect was that after returning home after losing the lawsuit, his father actually forced him to apologize to the bully, and the reason why he asked his son to apologize to the bully was only "the bully cannot be offended"! This kind of species naturally made Luo Binghui even more incomprehensible.
Seeing that Luo Binghui refused to apologize, his father even the guy and beat him fiercely, and after he finished, he locked him in the room and said to him: Don't get into trouble in the future.
In those days when he was locked up in the room, Luo Binghui was anxious and angry, he wanted to beat up the bully, he wanted to put the county official in prison, and he wanted his family to live a peaceful life, but he was just a 12-year-old child, what could he change? After feeling his weakness and powerlessness, Luo Binghui, who had always been strong, actually cried to himself in the middle of the night.
On the third day of being locked up, the mother Huang Clan secretly said to her son through the window: "You will listen to your father's apologies, and the eldest husband can bend and stretch." Luo Binghui was even more disappointed after listening to it, and he asked in a low voice, "Even you think I did something wrong?" Huang Shi listened and immediately shook his head: "Child, you have done a good job, many people have said that you have done a good job, I did not hurt you in vain, good look." ”
After hearing this, Luo Binghui's heart became cheerful, but as soon as he stood up, he was a little low again, and after thinking about it for a long time, he said: "It is impossible to apologize, he is too bullying." With that, he sat down again. The mother saw this and had to leave.
Luo Binghui never apologized to the bully. But after his father's repeated "apologies", the bully finally stopped pursuing. But this incident made Luo Binghui's sense of rebellion in his heart even stronger.
In order to discipline his son, at the age of 13, Luo Binghui, who was already as tall as an adult, got married under the arrangement of his parents. His father hurriedly handled the marriage for him, naturally wanting him to "cause less trouble" in the future.
In 1913, China had entered the Republic of China. At this time, not only new ideas began to sprout, but also new political systems began to slowly take shape. At this time, Luo Binghui found that the soldier's fist was even stronger than that of the county magistrate.
What made Luo Binghui realize this was an incident that happened that year. It turned out that the sons of two widows in Yiliang County who were soldiers in the Dian Army accompanied the army to garrison Yiliang County, and as soon as the two arrived in Yiliang County, they beat up a land snake that had oppressed them. The land snake in Yiliang County was a figure that even the county magistrate had to give up three points, and after being beaten like this, he naturally would not give up, so he found the county magistrate and asked the county magistrate to "uphold justice" for him.
The county magistrate immediately went to the commander of the garrison company, and the company commander only said: "Tomorrow when you come to your county yamen, you will call the man over, let's deal with this matter, how do you see?" As a result, the next day, after the people arrived, the company commander beat the bully again in front of the county magistrate in the main hall of the county gate.
This matter was well known to all ages in Yiliang County, and Luo Binghui naturally knew about it, and after knowing this, he was happier than anyone, and it was also here that he had the idea of going to become a soldier. He felt that only when he became an army could his parents no longer be oppressed. He also vaguely felt that if he became an officer one day, he might be able to help the poor people who were oppressed like their parents.
But for Luo Binghui at that time, to become a soldier, he had to find a place to recruit soldiers first, but without any acquaintances who had contact with the army, how could he become a soldier? After thinking about it, Luo Binghui decided to "find an opportunity" entirely by luck.
But for Luo Binghui, who is only 16 years old and has no doorway, can he find the opportunity to become a soldier with only a passion for blood? The answer, of course, is no. After more than a year of running away from home to find an opportunity, Luo Binghui found nothing.
In the winter of 1915, the 18-year-old Luo Binghui ignored the persuasion of his parents and friends and marched alone to the provincial capital of Kunming: he wanted to become an army. From Yiliang County, where Luo Binghui was located at that time, to Kunming, there were more than a thousand miles of roads, and luo Binghui walked on one leg of these roads. So, by the time he arrived in Kunming, he had become a "black man."
After arriving in Kunming, Luo Binghui found that there was still no way to be a soldier. So he had to inquire around while waiting for an opportunity, during which time, in order to survive, he worked as a plasterer, as a helper, and later, after learning that the groom was more likely to be a nearby officer, he simply became a groom.
In the end, Luo Binghui finally met the captain of the guard artillery brigade who came to check the horse by being a groom, and from then on, he finally became a reserve soldier through Mao Sui's self-recommendation.
In 1918, shortly after becoming a soldier, when Luo Binghui survived to the rank of third-class sergeant, he received a letter from his family, saying that his mother was forced to die by the bully, and his wife was forced to remarry, and the bully threw his father into prison in order to avoid the defendant, and his life and death are still unknown.
After receiving this family letter, Luo Binghui suddenly felt that he was like five thunderbolts, and he fainted. However, Luo Binghui did not go home to solve the problem, he knew: at present, he has no ability to solve anything, and only by successfully revolutionizing can it be possible to save thousands of poor people like their parents.
After that, Luo Binghui was even more silent, and the outline of his face was more distinct.
After that, Luo Binghui continued his military career with strong dissatisfaction with the old society and great sympathy for what happened to his parents. During this period, he was 1.8 meters tall and participated in the Patriotic War against Yuan Shikai, the Second Revolution, and the Northern Expedition, in which Luo Binghui showed extraordinary military talent, and his rank was gradually promoted from the initial recruit egg to battalion commander.
After becoming a battalion commander, Luo Binghui did not have any official frame, he ate and lived with the soldiers, often used the form of chat with the soldiers to understand their psychology and suffering, and for the difficulties of the soldiers, he also tried to help as much as possible. Sometimes, he would give up his war horse to the wounded soldiers during the march.
In the middle is Luo Binghui
For those acts of oppressing the people and withholding military salaries, Luo Binghui hated them with all his teeth. This series of deeds has made Luo Binghui highly praised among soldiers.
Although Luo Binghui was a decent person and Geng Zhihaoshuang was loved by subordinate officers and men, his immediate superiors and officers of the same rank were very unaccustomed to this, believing that Luo Binghui had broken the "rules" and was an "outlier."
In November 1926, the National Revolutionary Army conquered Nanchang, and according to the pre-war mobilization, each soldier should be rewarded. However, until the Spring Festival approached at the end of the year, not only did the promised rewards not be given at all, but even the fixed monthly military salaries could not be paid. Luo Binghui learned after listening from many quarters that the rewards of the headquarters had been issued, but they had been deducted and divided up by officers at all levels. Luo Binghui was greatly annoyed by this, and he righteously and rhetorically repeatedly gave advice to his superiors, and in the end, the authorities had to pay the arrears of military salaries.
However, as the officials became bigger and bigger, Luo Binghui saw more and more corruption in the army, and his dissatisfaction with the army increased.
Originally, Luo Binghui thought that if he became a soldier, he would not be bullied, he could pick up a gun to protect the poor, and he could bulldoze all the injustices he saw. But after being a soldier for more than ten years, he found that the scene of being bullied by bullies that he had encountered in the past was only presented in a different way: the bullying of the official and the small, the bullying of the small official, the bullying of the new recruit egg without the official, the bullying of the recruit egg without the official, the bullying of the new soldier egg, the ordinary people have nowhere to file for injustice and can only swallow their anger...
How could this not make Luo Binghui feel pained.
On April 12, 1927, Chiang Kai-shek launched a counter-revolutionary coup d'état, massacring Communists, workers, and revolutionary volunteers, and establishing a national government in Nanjing. At this point, the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party broke down. Luo Binghui's Zhu Peide department also fell to Chiang Kai-shek, and soon after, under Chiang Kai-shek's orders, Zhu Peide's department was ordered to begin "suppressing the Communists."
In June of the following year, the Red Fourth Army commanded by Mao Zedong and Zhu De and Zhu Peide's five regiments fought in Qixiling, Yongxin County, Jiangxi, and as a result, all five of Zhu Peide's regiments were crushed. In the winter of that year, Zhu Peide's department was forced to be downsized, and Luo Binghui was exiled to Ji'an for ten crimes, including "communism," and became the captain of the Jing'an Brigade in Ji'an County.
Luo Binghui did not complain about this in the slightest, but he was eager to know: Why did the Red Army defeat Zhu Peide?
It should be known that Zhu Peide's five regiments were all well-equipped and strictly trained troops, and they had never lost a battle in the Northern Expedition, even among Chiang Kai-shek's troops. Luo Binghui was very puzzled by the fiasco of Qixiling, and besides, the Red Fourth Army wanted no money, no grain, no equipment, could such a team have the help of gods and immortals?
After Luo Binghui arrived in Ji'an County with doubts, he did not rush to "suppress the Communists", but conducted a systematic investigation of Ji'an County. In the area of "suppressing the Communists," Luo Binghui saw that the walls of the houses here were full of slogans of the Red Army: Eradicate corrupt officials and corrupt officials, punish local tycoons and inferior gentry, resist rents and taxes, overthrow imperialism, and so on.
Propaganda slogan of the Red Army
After the field trip, he found that the local people were very supportive of the Red Army.
After some inspection, Luo Binghui was completely confused: Could it be that such a group of Red Army troops whose mission is to "punish corrupt officials and corrupt officials" is the target of his "annihilation"? He clearly saw that his Kuomintang army was collecting harsh taxes and miscellaneous taxes, extortion, and oppression of the people everywhere, so that such an army would not be destroyed, but the Red Army that protected the people would be destroyed?
During that time, Luo Binghui often couldn't sleep at night, and the scene of being bullied by bullies as a child crossed his mind from time to time. Sometimes, Luo Binghui would dream that he had become the bully who bullied him, and in front of him were countless peasants who were bullied like his father.
Every now and then, Luo Binghui would break out in a cold sweat and then start to wonder why he was a soldier.
Just as Luo Binghui was thinking about the significance of his being a soldier all day, he accidentally checked a red army pamphlet. In this pamphlet, Luo Binghui finally knew the reason why the Red Army was able to defeat Zhu Peide. Originally, the purpose of the Revolution of the Red Army was for everyone to have a job, a field, food to eat, and a peaceful and contented life.
When he saw these few lines, Luo Binghui was almost so excited that he burst into tears. These words were not exactly the "meaning of being a soldier" that he had been thinking about, and he did not expect that the answer he had painstakingly sought was in the red army's propaganda pamphlet.
Luo Binghui was very excited after reading this pamphlet, and after that, his view of the Red Army also changed fundamentally, and he realized that what was really thinking about the poor peasants was the Red Army that he was participating in the slaughter.
It was also after understanding this that Luo Binghui's attitude toward the Red Army changed greatly, and he began to use his position to release the captured Red Army. Luo Binghui's attitude of "suppressing bandits" quickly attracted the attention of the CPC Ganxi Special Committee and the Jiangnan Provincial CPC Committee, who regarded him as a soldier with a strong sense of justice.
Soon after, the CCP sent someone to "win" him over. So in the summer of 1929, Luo Binghui received a letter from his compatriot and old comrade-in-arms Zhao Xingwu. In the letters that came and went, the two discussed "what is the real way to save the country and save the people", and Zhao Xingwu informed Luo Binghui of all the ideas of the Red Army. Under the influence of Zhao Xingwu, Luo Binghui decided to join the Red Army.
In July 1929, Luo Binghui resolutely joined the Communist Party of China under the situation that the Chinese revolution was at its lowest tide and the White Terror was at its worst, and in November of the same year, he led the Jing'an Brigade of Ji'an County to launch the "Ji'an Uprising" and joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army.
Mao Zedong spoke highly of Luo Binghui's rebellion, praising him as a "general bent on the pursuit of truth."
Subsequently, Luo Binghui officially opened his "undefeated myth".
In the two years from 1930 to 1933, Chiang Kai-shek launched four encirclement and suppression wars against the Red Army in order to suppress the Red Army. The Red Twelfth Army led by Luo Binghui was mainly responsible for "luring the enemy deeper," which was the most crucial, important, and dangerous part of the anti-encirclement and suppression campaign, and if there was any mistake, it would put the Red Army in an extremely dangerous situation.
However, Luo Binghui can perfectly complete the "containment" task every time, and from time to time, Luo Binghui will also "show his hand" to counterattack the pursuing enemy. Because of Luo Binghui's outstanding performance in the anti-encirclement and suppression war, the Red Twelfth Army led by him had the reputation of "Shenxing Taibao", and Luo Binghui himself was also jokingly called "Luo Bingfei", and Mao Zedong also gave him an image nickname: a small master with a morning glory nose.
The second from the right is Luo Binghui
In October 1934, due to Wang Ming's left-leaning dogmatic mistakes, the Fifth Anti-Encirclement and Suppression Campaign of the Central Red Army failed and was forced to implement a strategic shift, that is, the Long March.
At this time, Luo Binghui had been appointed as the commander of the Red Ninth Army, and served as a cover for the main force of the Red Army during the Long March.
On May 29, 1935, after the Red Army flew to capture the Luding Bridge, Luo Binghui fell ill with a severe cold due to overwork, and it became difficult to even walk. In order not to affect the speed of the troops, Luo Binghui asked the soldiers to tie themselves to horses. At this time, Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai jointly sent a telegram to the Red Ninth Army, ordering him to seize the city of Tianquan county at any cost at once and open a passage for the main force of the Red Army to cross the Dadu River.
When the telegram was sent to the Red Ninth Army, Luo Binghui was in a coma, and the severe cold of the past few days made him extremely weak and breathless. However, after Chief of Staff Guo Tianmin read the telegram, Luo Binghui seemed to wake up at once, ordered his men to untie himself from his horse, and then notified the troops to cook on the spot and call a meeting of cadres at and above the company level.
Guo Tianmin was very worried about Luo Binghui's health and advised him to rest more and leave the task of convening a meeting of officers and men to others. Luo Binghui, however, straightened out his military uniform and said in a firm tone:
"My illness is almost better!" Fighting is the cure for all diseases, and my illness will always be better as soon as I arrive on the battlefield. ”
Luo Binghui's words seemed to "frighten" the disease, and shortly after he got off the horse, his condition seemed to be much lighter.
That night, Luo Binghui and Chief of Staff Guo Tianmin, after deploying the combat mission, led the troops of two battalions over the mountains and mountains, bypassed the enemy's heavily guarded rope bridge, and crossed the river from upstream on a pontoon bridge. At dawn, Luo Binghui issued an attack order, and the defending enemy of Tianquan County did not expect that the Red Army would attack from behind, and completely panicked, and in less than half a day, the Red Ninth Army took the city of Tianquan County.
At this time, Luo Binghui, who commanded the battle with tenacious willpower, could no longer support it, so he found a tree to sit down and rest, and watched the large troops march into the Tianquan County City with neat steps, luo Binghui breathed a sigh of relief. Suddenly, he fainted on the ground with black eyes and was rescued by the health center for more than three hours before he slowly woke up. Luo Binghui's first words when he woke up were: "Well, we have completed an important task!" ”
This serious illness also made Luo Binghui fall ill, and from then on, marching on horseback and lying on a stretcher to command became his "common meal".
This serious illness also made Luo Binghui the object of the red army's leadership the most concerned, and whenever Luo Binghui went out on a campaign, they told him not to "try too hard." This is also the reason behind Mao Zedong's "letter of persuasion" at the beginning of the article: they are all worried that he will have an accident because of his desperation.
However, in the current situation, even if Mao Zedong personally wrote a letter to instruct him, Luo Binghui would certainly not really "not desperately" anymore.
Since Luo Binghui was appointed deputy commander of the Shandong Military Region and deputy commander of the New Fourth Army on April 4, 1946, he felt that he had no reason not to work hard. Because: at this time the most severe moment of the revolution has come.
Luo Binghui and his wife were also the wives of the Red Army
At that time, the Kuomintang pretended to be peaceful and actively prepared to launch a full-scale civil war, trying to open the Jinpu railway from Xuzhou to Jinan in order to divide the Shandong Liberated Area. In order to achieve this goal, Chiang Kai-shek ordered the armies of Xuzhou and Jinan to act separately and seize more strongholds. At the same time, Chiang Kai-shek also co-opted the US Navy stationed in Qingdao to send fighter jets to Linyi, the seat of the New Fourth Army, every day to investigate and demonstrate.
In this context, Luo Binghui, who had just taken office and was in extremely poor physical condition, had to immediately throw himself into the Lunan front to direct the battle. During that time, every day before dawn, Luo Binghui got up early to go to the front line to inspect the fortifications, etc., and after that, he would also hold cadre meetings in various units.
As a result, Luo Binghui had almost no time to rest. Whenever his comrades advised him to rest more, he would kindly refuse his comrades' suggestions.
In June 1946, Chiang Kai-shek launched a large-scale attack on the Liberated Areas of the Soviet Union, Luzhou and Anhui, and a full-scale civil war broke out. It was also at this time that the shaking of the stretcher finally shook Luo Binghui back to reality. Because he knew that time was running out, before the battle officially began, Luo Binghui wrote a letter to his family, in which he wrote affectionately:
"Ever since I left home at the age of sixteen, I have always galloped on the battlefield and contributed everything I had to the cause of the people's revolution... I have never lost a battle in my life, and before I die, I will fight another victorious battle as my last gift to my country. ”
Luo Binghui family portrait
On June 9, after writing the letter, Luo Binghui took the illness to command the battle of Zaozhuang.
Luo Binghui, the victorious general, was still victorious in his last battle, this time he led the People's Liberation Army to annihilate more than 3,300 enemy people, take more than 1,400 prisoners, capture 95 light and heavy machine guns, 15 cannons of various types, and a large number of military supplies.
After this battle, Zaozhuang was liberated, and Luo Binghui also realized his wish to "fight another victorious battle" in his family letter. But this battle was also as his family letter said: it was the "last gift" of his 32 years of conquest and participation and command of countless battles.
After the battle of Zaozhuang, Luo Binghui forcibly supported the sick body while gathering his subordinate troops to study the aftermath of Zaozhuang, while guarding against new attacks by the Kuomintang army.
On June 18, Luo Binghui, who was in command at the front, fainted again due to high blood pressure, but when he woke up, he appeared on the front line with an illness, but only three days later, in the face of the deteriorating condition, Luo Binghui finally wrote a "leave letter" to the organization, saying:
"I'm afraid that I won't get better in a few days, and if I start a war, it will become a burden on the front line, so let's go back to the rear."
Because he was so weak that when he went to the rear hospital, he had to be carried on a stretcher by security guards and medical personnel.
Unlike every time he had been lying on a stretcher in the past, this time, Luo Binghui never jumped off the stretcher immediately after hearing about the new combat mission, and then sorted out his clothes and began to direct the battle...
At 5 p.m. on June 21, 1946, Luo Binghui died of cerebral hemorrhage and died at the age of 49.
After Luo Binghui's death, the New Fourth Army held a solemn funeral for him in Linyi, and on the day of his burial, 100,000 soldiers and civilians in Linyi sent him off.
Lo Binghui Cemetery
A year after Luo Binghui's death, in 1947, the Communist Party of China held a national land conference in Xibaipo Village, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, and adopted the Outline of China's Land Law, kicking off China's land reform.
From November to December of the same year, a mighty mass movement centered on land reform was soon widely launched throughout the country.
This vigorous land reform completely broke the feudal land system, and hundreds of millions of peasants finally turned themselves into masters. At this point, the ideal that Luo Binghui desperately wanted to achieve was finally realized with the efforts of him and all the revolutionaries.
But alas, on that day, Luo Binghui could not see it after all!
Perhaps Luo Binghui caused too much of a blow to the enemy, and shortly after Luo Binghui's death, Jiang Jun actually dug up his grave and hung his remains from a tree and flogged his anger.
In September 1948, after Shandong was re-liberated, the East China Military Region buried the remains of General Luo Binghui in the Chonglinyi Martyrs' Cemetery. After the liberation of the whole country, the linyi martyr Linyi rebuilt the tomb of General Luo Binghui and built a memorial pavilion for General Luo Binghui, and the then president of the country, Mao Zedong, personally wrote an inscription for the memorial pavilion for General Luo Binghui.
Luo Binghui's old comrade-in-arms, Chen Yi, then mayor of Shanghai, wrote on the link presented to him:
"For the freedom of the oppressed classes, the war has been fought for a long time, and the people will not leave the people until they die; when the counter-revolutionary forces have been destroyed, the monument is specially built, and Le Ming will never forget the special honor."