The 1955 People's Liberation Army conferment ceremony had many controversies. For example, Su Yu's rank of general, the rank of general of Xiao Ke and Zhou Shidi, the rank of lieutenant general of Zhan Caifang, the rank of major general of Xie Fang, Duan Suquan, He Jinnian, etc., these generals are low in the eyes of netizens. But in fact, if the revolutionary ancestors threw their heads and spilled their blood, how could they care about the level of military rank?
General Shaw said: Compared with those comrades who have already died, what is my personal rank? Yes, since the beginning of the New Democratic Revolution, how many benevolent people have heroically sacrificed their lives and how many famous generals have wrapped the corpses of Ma Ge in exchange for our new China. The deeds of the revolutionary martyrs cannot be finished in three days and three nights, and today I will summarize the five revolutionary martyrs of the Jinggangshan period, and with their qualifications, if they are not prematurely sacrificed, they will all be potential candidates for marshals.
First: Chairman Ai General Wu Zhonghao. Wu Zhonghao, graduated from Peking University, was born in the Huangpu Phase IV of the famous general Ruyun, and was the number one love general of the chairman of the Jinggangshan period. As early as when the autumn harvest uprising was frustrated and the revolutionary army was facing the pursuit of the troops, he put forward the tactic of "when the east is in the west, and the time is in harmony", so that our army successfully escaped the pursuing troops and arrived in Wenjia City.
After the establishment of the Jinggangshan revolutionary base area, Wu Zhonghao made great achievements in attacking the counties of Yongxin and Ninggang, and the first and second anti-hui attacks in China were outstanding. By the time the Red I Corps was formed in 1930, it had reached the position of commander of the Red 12 Army, when he was only 25 years old. In the same year, Wu Zhonghao was attacked by a vigilante group while performing his mission, and he died heroically.
Wu Zhonghao was the most outstanding general in the early days of our army, and after his death, thousands of soldiers of the Red 12Th Army collectively wept bitterly. The Chairman was heartbroken and locked himself in his room for three days without seeing anyone. If Wu Zhonghao did not sacrifice, by 1955, when he was awarded the rank, he would have been awarded the rank of marshal 100%.
Second place: Partial division borrows huang Gongluo. Huang Gongluo, a native of Xiangxiang, Hunan, was born into a family of intellectuals. Although he was in Shuxiang Mendi, Huang Gongluo threw himself into the Hunan Army Lecture Hall and was in the same class as Peng Dehuai. After graduation, Huang Gongluo went to serve in the Xiang Army and led the Pingjiang Uprising with Mr. Peng.
Later, Peng Dehuai and Teng Daiyuan led the main force of the Pingjiang Uprising to Jinggangshan, and Huang Gongluo led the rest of the army to stay in Pingjiang to persist in the struggle, and from this time on, Huang Gongluo was already a general who was on his own. After going to Jinggang Mountain, Huang Gongluo showed his outstanding military ability and made great achievements in battle.
After the establishment of the Central Soviet Region, Huang Gongliu successively served as the commander of the Red Sixth Army and the commander of the Red Third Army, and his performance in successive anti-encirclement and suppression wars was eye-catching. In particular, in the third anti-encirclement and suppression campaign, Huang Gongluo fought fiercely against Longgang and fought bloody battles against the old camp, and made great contributions to the victory of the anti-encirclement and suppression campaign. The chairman has a poem: The red corner of Ganshui is on the other side, and the partial division borrows Huang Gongluo.
Huang Gongluo was one of the best generals in the early days of our army, he was both literate and martial, courageous and strategic, and if he did not sacrifice, Huang Gongluo would most likely be awarded the rank of marshal.
Third place: scraping bone to cure poison Zhang Ziqing. Zhang Ziqing, a native of Yiyang, Hunan, was born into a military family. Although his father was an old military officer, he had the idea of worrying about the country and the people, and Zhang Ziqing was influenced by his father and went out to explore the truth of saving the country and saving the people when he became an adult.
After graduating from the Yunnan Daowutang, Zhang Ziqing entered the Cantonese Army. During the Autumn Harvest Uprising, Zhang Ziqing, then deputy commander of the Third Battalion of the Guard Regiment, participated under the leadership of the chairman. At the time of the Sanwan reorganization, Zhang Ziqing, Wu Zhonghao, Wan Xixian and others resolutely supported the chairman's proposal, so that the team successfully transferred to Jinggangshan.
After the establishment of the Jinggangshan base area, Zhang Ziqing successively served as chief of staff of the First Division, commander of the 11th Division of the Red Fourth Army, chief of staff of the Fifth Red Army, secretary of the Xianggan-Gansu Border Special Committee, and other posts, making great contributions to the establishment of the people's army. In 1929, Zhang Ziqing was wounded at Jiaolin Temple in Yongxin County when he was killed by the enemy and died heroically, at the age of 27.
Zhang Ziqing was once hit in the ankle bone by a bullet during the battle, but due to medical conditions, the bullet has not been taken out. During the operation, it was necessary to dig out the muscles at the ankle to dig out the bullet, because there was no anesthetic, Zhang Ziqing endured the pain and completed the operation, scraping the bone to cure the poison, and the feat was comparable to Guan Yunchang. If Zhang Ziqing did not sacrifice, he would probably be awarded the rank of marshal, at least, a general.
Fourth place: a generation of Xiao generals Zeng Shi'e. Zeng Shi'e, a native of Yiyang, Hunan, was born in the third phase of Huangpu and was a famous general in the early days of our army. Zeng Shi'e followed the chairman since the autumn harvest uprising, and in the first and second anti-hui suppression in the Jinggangshan base area, the smashing of Chen Hao's conspiracy, the attack on Yongxin Ninggang, the transfer to gannan and western Fujian, and the first and second anti-encirclement and suppression in the Central Soviet Region, he was a high-level commander and had made great achievements.
Zeng Shi'e successively served as the commander of the Red Eleventh Division and the chief of staff of the Red Fourth Army, and he was brave and good at fighting, commanded brave and fierce in his combat style, often personally charged into the battlefield, and was an absolute fierce general. In the third counter-encirclement and suppression campaign, Zeng Shi'e led the 11th Division to block the enemy, and when the enemy was outnumbered, Zeng Shi'e personally led the team to charge and kill, successfully completed the task, and severely damaged the opponent. Although the battle was won, Zeng Shi'e died heroically at the age of 27.
Zeng Shi'e was a general that the chairman valued very much, and after his sacrifice, the chairman led all the soldiers to observe a moment of silence and repeatedly called on all the officers and men of the army to learn from Zeng Shi'e. If Zeng Shi'e did not sacrifice, he would at least be awarded the rank of general and marshal, and there was also a chance.
Fifth place: Red Four General Wang Liang. Wang Liang, also spelled Fu Liang, was a high-ranking general of our army during the period of Jinggangshan and the western Fujian base areas in southern Gannan Province. Wang Liang successively served as the commander of the Red 10th Division, the commander of the Red 11th Division, and the commander of the Red Fourth Army, and was a famous general with outstanding military ability. Wang Liang never fought arbitrarily, was good at interspersing running positions to fight sports battles, and made outstanding military achievements in successive anti-encirclement and suppression campaigns. In 1932, Wang Liang was attacked by a vigilante group while on a mission in Gannan and died heroically.
Wang Liang was an excellent general in the early days of our army and the third commander of the Red Fourth Army (the first two were Zhu De and Lin Shuai). If he did not sacrifice, Wang Liang had a good chance of being awarded the rank of marshal, at least a general.
It is worth mentioning that after Wang Liang's sacrifice, Zhou Kun, who succeeded him as the commander of the Red Fourth Army, carried 30,000 military expenses during the War of Resistance and disappeared after leaving the army without authorization, and his whereabouts have also become a mystery.
Author: Shake The Light.