△ 1: In September 1988, the Central Military Commission awarded the rank ceremony of lieutenant general major general of Guangzhou Military Region (provided by Major General Cen Hua, former deputy commander of Guangdong Provincial Military Region, ninth commander of the 1st Artillery Division, and head of the First Class Combat Meritorious Regiment)
△ 2: (Provided by Zheng Shuiming, former chief of staff of the Artillery Regiment of the Guangxi Military Region)
△ 3: (Provided by Zheng Shuiming, former chief of staff of the Artillery Regiment of the Guangxi Military Region)
△ 4: (Provided by Zheng Shuiming, former chief of staff of the Artillery Regiment of the Guangxi Military Region)
△ 5: (Provided by Zheng Shuiming, former chief of staff of the Artillery Regiment of the Guangxi Military Region)
△ 6: (Provided by Zheng Shuiming, former chief of staff of the Artillery Regiment of the Guangxi Military Region)
:△7: (Courtesy of Zheng Shuiming, former chief of staff of the Artillery Regiment of the Guangxi Military Region)
△ 8: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 9: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 10: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 11: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 12: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 13: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 14: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 15: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 16: (Provided by Kang Honglai, deputy regimental instructor of the artillery teaching team of the former military region)
△ 17: In February 1979, Li Shunde, staff officer of the division headquarters, accompanied Liu Changxiang as deputy division commander at Pingxiang Railway Station in Guangxi. (Courtesy of Li Shunde, deputy chief of the Organization Section of the Former First Artillery Division)
△ 18: In May 1981, Li Shunde, a staff officer of the division headquarters, accompanied Xie Wu's deputy division commander on the front line of Faka Mountain. (Courtesy of Li Shunde, deputy chief of the Organization Section of the Former First Artillery Division)
△ 19: Li Shunde, staff officer of the division headquarters, and Xie Wu, deputy division commander, took a group photo in front of the Friendship Pass after the war. (Courtesy of Li Shunde, deputy chief of the Organization Section of the Former First Artillery Division)
△ 20: Chinese people's Liberation Army Mao Zedong Thought University commemorated in 1969.3.
Back row from left: Li Zijiang (platoon leader), Li Zhichao, Liu Fuyuan, Li Daming, Luo Yunquan, He Ershun, Dong Xiaoju, Li Rongjie
The three rows start from left: Luo Zhiming (deputy instructor), Yang Guoqin, Guo Qingyu (company commander), Xiao Rengui, Chen Liqing, Zheng Chuanhe, Zhang Gennian, Suga Yongxuan, and Officer Tu
The second row starts from left: Liu Fengxin, Zhou Zhende, Zeng Shusheng, Cao Ziming (battalion commander), Tan Ziming (instructor), Guo Lianchen, Ye Longchuan (deputy company commander), Zhu Chunyuan
Front row from left: Li Mingxiong, Lao Youxin, Ye Nansheng, Guan Minglin, Qian Detang, Wang Fuxi, Ding Songquan (Director General)
(Provided by Chen Liqing of the original 26th Regiment)
△ 21: (Courtesy of Gong Xianjue, political commissar of the Qinzhou Military Subdistrict of the Guangxi Military Region, former political commissar of the 25th Artillery Regiment)
△ 22: (Former political commissar of the 25th Artillery Regiment, courtesy of Gong Xianjue, political commissar of the Qinzhou Military Subdistrict of the Guangxi Military Region)
△ 23: (Provided by Liang Weipei, former deputy political commissar of the 25th Regiment)
△ 24: (Provided by Liang Weipei, former deputy political commissar of the 25th Regiment)
△ 25: (Provided by Liang Weipei, former deputy political commissar of the 25th Regiment)
△ 26: (Provided by Liang Weipei, former deputy political commissar of the 25th Regiment)
△ 27: (Provided by Liang Weipei, former deputy political commissar of the 25th Regiment)
△ 28: (Provided by Liang Weipei, former deputy political commissar of the 25th Regiment)
△ 29: (Provided by Liang Weipei, former deputy political commissar of the 25th Regiment)
△ 30: (Provided by Liang Weipei, former deputy political commissar of the 25th Regiment)
Contributor Profile:
1: Cen Hua
A native of Huaiji County, Guangdong Province. He joined the Party in October 1959 and joined the army in December of the same year, successively serving as squad leader, command platoon leader, staff officer, deputy unit chief, unit chief, battalion commander, deputy regimental commander, regimental commander, division chief of staff, deputy division commander, and division commander of the reconnaissance unit of the regiment headquarters. Chief of Staff of the 41st Army. Deputy Commander of Guangdong Provincial Military District, awarded the rank of Major General, retired in 2003.
2: Zheng Shuiming
A native of Huilai County, Guangdong Province. He joined the army in February 1969 and joined the party in July of the same year. He served in the 25th Regiment, the 133rd Division Artillery Regiment, and the Guangxi Military Region Artillery Regiment. He has served as a soldier, squad leader, platoon leader, deputy company commander, company commander, deputy battalion commander, battalion commander, and regimental chief of staff. He has participated in thirteen battles such as the 1979 self-defense counterattack against Vietnam, the 1981 Battle of Farka Mountain, the 1984 Battle of Maoshan Mountain, the 1986 Kejia Artillery Battle, and the 1987 Fangcheng Huangniu Bu Artillery Battle. He changed careers in 1987 and retired in 2007.
3: Kang Honglai
A native of Nanyang County, Henan Province, he joined the army in February 1968 and joined the party in October 1968. He served in the 26th Artillery Regiment and the Artillery Teaching Corps of the Military Region. He has successively served as a soldier, deputy squad leader, command platoon leader, deputy company commander, training staff officer, company commander, deputy battalion commander, chief of the reconnaissance unit of the headquarters, and deputy regimental instructor. He participated in the war against Vietnam and was awarded the third class of battle merit once. He changed careers in 1987. He retired in 2008.
4: Li Shunde
A native of Shaoguan, Guangdong, he joined the army in December 1963 and joined the party in February 1967. He successively served as a soldier of the First Artillery Division, a deputy squad leader, a secrecy officer, a staff officer, a deputy company commander, a regular company staff officer, a regular battalion staff officer, and a deputy section chief. He fought against Vietnam twice in 1979 and 1981. He changed careers in April 1984. He retired in September 2005.
5: Chen Liqing
A native of Taishan, Guangdong. He enlisted in the army in August 1963 and served in the third company of the 26th Regiment, joined the Party in June 1965, and retired in March 1969. He retired in August 2005.
6: Gong Xianjue
A native of Yuanjiang, Hunan, he joined the army in September 1960 and joined the party in March 1961. He has successively served as an officer, instructor, instructor, political commissar of the reconnaissance battalion, director of the political office, political commissar of the regiment, deputy director of the political department of the division, and political commissar of the Qinzhou Military Subdistrict. Conferred the rank of Colonel. He changed careers in 1993. He retired in 2004.
7: Liang Weipei
A native of Luoding City, Guangdong Province, he joined the army in February 1968 and joined the party in November. He successively served as the squad leader, platoon leader, instructor, deputy company commander, company instructor, battalion instructor, deputy director of the regimental political office, and deputy political commissar of the 25 regiments. He participated in the war against Vietnam in 1979, 1981 and January 1985, and was awarded the third class merit three times. He changed careers in 1986 and retired in 2011.