The Shandong Corps completed the encirclement of the campaign against Jinan, the date of the siege was approaching, and the struggle for Wu entered the most tense, complex, and fierce stage. In order to strengthen the anti-reactionary forces, the Jinan Municipal Party Committee sent Huang Zhiping and Xin Guang to Wubu to carry out work together with Li Changyan, Lin Shiying, and Li Development's underground comrades. Huang was a representative of the Shandong Corps, mainly responsible for political transportation, and Xin was his assistant. Huang, Xin and Li formed an internal working group for Wu. Huang Zhiping, who joined the work in the early days of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and fought in the enemy camp for a long time, was experienced and calm, and had rich experience. Xin Guang, although he was in his early 20s, had rich experience in underground struggles, was resourceful, and brave and firm in their public identities as adjutants of the Wubu Adjutant Office, the former with the rank of major and the latter as a lieutenant, and carried the documents of enemy plotters. Li remained Wu's retinue aide-de-camp and worked at Wu's side.
The Jinan Campaign is about to be launched, the Jinan Municipal CPC Committee regards the work of winning over Wu as the primary task; Zhang Beihua, secretary of the Municipal CPC Committee, and Jiang Guangyu, deputy secretary of the Municipal CPC Committee, personally grasp the radio station in the organs, promptly contact the Shandong Corps Headquarters and the Wubu Radio Station, coordinate the forces of all quarters at any time, and deal with various emergencies in a timely manner. Zeng Dingshi, deputy director of the Enemy Engineering Department of the Municipal CPC Committee, went to the headquarters of the Siege West Group to brief the chief on the situation and cooperate with the action. On the 15th, Wang Yaowu made eight phone calls asking Wu to go to the Sui District Headquarters for a meeting, but our comrades within us immediately made a decision, controlled the telephone, used Commander Wu to inspect the positions on the front line to cope with the past, and in Wu's name ordered Yang Tuanyi, deputy commander of the reorganized Eighty-fourth Division, to go to Sui District for a meeting. In the afternoon of the same day, Wu issued a report: "Please start on the 16th, attack from the outside to the inside, and solve the problem on the night of the 17th." The ambiguity of intentions shows that Wu's attitude toward the uprising is still unclear. On the evening of the 16th, the battle began, and our army began to sweep away the positions on the outskirts of Jinan. At dawn on the 17th, Wu sent us an important message to me that Yan Zifeng, commander of the enemy's reorganized Second Division, led 6 regiments to reinforce Changqing. On this day, Wu revealed the intention of the uprising to Yang Youbai, commander of the 155th Brigade, and Zhao Guangxing, commander of the 166th Brigade, and secretly discussed the preparations for the uprising. In order to prevent accidents, the internal comrades moved the radio station from Asia Company to Wu Huawen, a barracks in Kongzhuang, and at the same time moved Wu's family to Hongmao Sauce Garden on 12th Road.
Unexpectedly, this afternoon, Wu received a telegram from a relative in Nanjing, saying that "the Ministry of National Defense has decided to send troops to help." This aroused Wu's illusions about Chiang Kai-shek and renewed his negative attitude toward the uprising. On this night, after annihilating the enemy in Changqing and the ancient city, our Western Group advanced rapidly, and the vanguard approached the Wubu position. According to the intention of the corps, no attack was carried out on the Wu position, and Wu was ordered to "quickly retreat and assemble", but Wu called back: "On the one hand, the army is assembled, on the other hand, it gathers officers and men to clarify the purpose of the uprising and hold an uprising." This telegram not only contradicted its promise to "solve the problem on the evening of the 17th", but also evaded the substantive issue of the retreat of troops. To this end, Sun Jixian, commander of the Western Group, sent Li Rugang, a traffic officer who remained in the municipal party committee, to cross the line of fire and convey to Wu the instruction that "when the front troops come into contact, your army should quickly retreat and assemble." On the morning of the 18th, Wu received this instruction, but he blindly prevaricated, refused to withdraw from the position, and sent a telegram to me: "Our army is assembled in the same place, please turn to the commercial port to attack." Our army has sent personnel to contact your army. "He also carried my internal staff behind his back and went to Wang Yaowu alone for a meeting." My staff talked to him, and he only promised to give up a road from Yumazhuang to the airport, in order to control the favorable terrain in the south of the airport and sit on the mountain and watch the tiger fight.
Because Wu Huawen was not sincere about the uprising, blindly pushing and delaying directly affected the progress of the Western Group's attack and even the entire campaign. The head of the Western Bloc held that it would not be easy for a warlord like Wu, who had spent most of his life in the old camp, to change his position and stand on the side of the people at a critical juncture in history. In order to urge him to abandon his illusions and turn the verbal promise of the uprising into practical action, I decided to launch an attack on him at 23:00 on September 18, and launched a full-line attack on the positions of Wubu's north take-off airfield, Dustpan Mountain, Jingjiagou and Renjiashan, and south to The White Horse Mountain. In less than 20 minutes, a battalion of the enemy's 155th Brigade was completely wiped out by our 3rd Column, killing and wounding more than 600 people.
This sudden blow was completely unexpected by Wu Huawen. Wu Da moved his liver and slapped the table in a big rage: "Hit me!" Only by fighting can there be food to eat! "He ordered all the artillery to fire at me, and told the defenders to hold out to the end and live and die with the position. Our artillery group returned fire fiercely, blowing up its position into a sea of fire, shells falling near Wu's headquarters from time to time, and the radio station that Wu contacted us was also destroyed. At this moment, Yang Youbai kicked open Wu's office door and broke in, pointing at Wu Huawen and shouting, "My defense line is about to be broken, and the battalion is almost finished." I heard that you are still engaged in peace negotiations with them, and there are their representatives here, so hand them over to me and I will clean them up! The atmosphere suddenly became tense, and Wu Huawen, who had not yet lost his senses, slapped the table and scolded: "You know a fart, get me out, or I will shoot you!" Yang was bored and scolded and grinned. However, Wu still imprisoned Li Changyan, Huang Zhiping, and Xin Guang, and Li Changyan encouraged Huang and Xin, saying, "We are already in danger, but we must persist in the last 5 minutes!" Although they were in prison, they were all firm and composed, determined that as long as there was a glimmer of hope, they would also entangle with Wu to the end.
Our army continued to attack the Wubu position, and its defensive line was gradually broken. At the beginning, Wu Da had the momentum to break through the boat and completely break with me, but now he had to consider the end of continuing to fight. He invited my comrades to the headquarters, wiped the beads of sweat from his forehead, and said impatiently: "Your army wiped out a battalion of mine on Dustpan Mountain, causing such a large casualty in less than 1 hour!" Li Chang sternly said to Wu: "Because your army has repeatedly delayed in implementing the agreement, which has led to today's conflict, the responsibility lies entirely with your army!" He also warned him: "Our army is launching a fierce offensive with superior troops, and if you continue to fight, only the whole army will be destroyed." Again, he was advised to cease fire immediately and withdraw from his position. Wu Qian's donkey was poor and helpless, and he said helplessly: "I demand an immediate ceasefire, allow me to convene an emergency meeting within 24 o'clock, declare an uprising, ask my brother to send an urgent telegram quickly, and ask your army to stop the attack immediately!" Since the radio had been destroyed, the three of them decided to cross the line of fire and contact the Headquarters of the West Group.
They braved a dense barrage of shells and tracer shells to cross the minefield, and the officers and men of Wubu were reluctant to fight any more and begged them to quickly contact the ceasefire. Zheng Xinmin, commander of the 463rd Regiment, bowed deeply to them and said, "Please ask the three commanders to work hard to avoid bloodshed for the brothers of the reorganized 84th Division!" After receiving the report, Sun Jixian, commander-in-chief of the Western Group, called the head of the corps for instructions, and Commissar Tan instructed him: Don't be too hasty to rush Wu, and be patient and wait. Commander Sun then ordered the suspension of the attack on Wu and asked Huang Zhiping to relay to Wu Huawen that if he did not abandon the dark and cast the light and continue to resist stubbornly, it would be a dead end, and at the same time told Wu that Qiu Qingquan's corps had withdrawn to Xuzhou and did not dare to come to Jinan's aid north, and asked him not to hold any more illusions. Commander Sun also expressed concern about the situation of our internal comrades and encouraged them to be calm and decisive and strengthen their confidence, pointing out that under the current circumstances, Wu Huawen did not dare to easily sever ties with us, and the better our troops fought, the more secure the safety of our internal comrades would be.
They returned to Wubu, and as soon as they arrived at the highway, the special car sent by Wu to greet them was already waiting. They returned to headquarters on the morning of the 19th. At the door, Wu Huawen greeted them with a smile on his face, and he expressed his deep gratitude to our army for stopping the attack on all fronts, and he was also very grateful to them for risking their lives to contact them. They conveyed to Wu the instructions of the head of the Western Group of the Corps. Wu said bitterly: "Brothers have made up their minds to convene an emergency meeting today and issue orders to withdraw from the civil war." In the morning, he sent a report to the Jinan Municipal PARTY Committee: "After 8:00 p.m., please ask your army to advance one by one, taking the headquarters to defend Lashan, Yangjiadian, BaimaShan, Jingjiagou, Wangguanzhuang, and Dahuashu, and the main force marched along the railway and Renjiashan to the city, from Xinzhuang and Dahuashu West Road into the commercial port, and carved the west intersection of the west road by our own army to cover the entry; the army began to assemble at the two barracks of Zhangzhuang and Kongzhuang after 8:00 p.m Passwords and symbols are still implemented in accordance with the previous orders, so as not to be misunderstood. "Then he sent me a telegram to Wang Yaowu's department."
Divisional and brigade headquarters location and troop deployment. Our side called back: "For the sake of avoiding misunderstandings, when our army approaches your army, please immediately give up your position; please use all means to send people to contact on the spot." After that, the sappers were ordered to clear the mines, clear the roadblocks, repair the road, and soon open the Road from Duandian to Changqing. Wu was not at ease with many things, and asked to meet with Commander Sun Jixian, but because the battle was underway, we decided to set up telephone contact for safety reasons. During the call, Wu gave a detailed report to Commander Sun on the defensive positions and the actions of the rebel forces. Commander Sun enthusiastically praised him for doing a good deed for the people and agreed to his plan of action for the uprising. After the call, Wu Huawen immediately ordered the retreat of the Defenders of Renjia Pass, which was close to the front line of our army. In the afternoon, Wu's family moved to the Liberated Areas.
In the evening, Wu Huawen convened a meeting of personnel at and above the regimental commander and announced the uprising. In this regard, our internal comrades analyzed and held that most of Wu's senior commanders were hand-picked by him, and that the Northwest Army had a tradition of absolute obedience to the will of the commanders, and that the uprising was assured; however, the internal class relations were complicated, and some Kuomintang agents, especially senior officers, who had long been subjected to the Kuomintang's anti-communist propaganda and did not understand our party's policies, and some people inevitably had hostile feelings. For this reason, Wu Ling's deputy director Gao Gaochen said: "During the meeting, you hold the door, and if anyone opposes, you shoot him, no matter who it is, including Jian Qiu (Yang Youbaizi, Wu's brother-in-law, and brigade commander of the 155th Brigade)."
The meeting was held in the office of the Duandian Military Headquarters, and the atmosphere of the meeting was very tense, with Huang Zhiping, Li Changyan, and Xin Guang sitting on either side of Wu; Gao Gaochen held two short guns in his hand, staring intently at each person's attitude, and each window had high confidants, each bullet loaded, staring into the room. Wu looked around a week later to speak. He first said: The development of the troops from the Northwest Army to the integrated Ninety-sixth Army, from the pistol brigade to an integrated army, is the result of his dismal management, but Chiang Kai-shek has always adopted a policy of exclusion and contempt for them. At present, the large army is suppressing the territory, and then fighting a civil war with Chiang Kai-shek will destroy the entire army. Finally, he said: "Therefore, the Commander has decided to withdraw from the civil war and participate in peace!" This is the only way out. You have all been my subordinates for many years, and in this moment of life and death, you hope to obey my orders. With the promise of Commander Chen Yi, commander Chen Yi did not move in this operation, and the salaries of our officers and men remained unchanged. "And decided to bring the insurrection order to the company by 8 o'clock that night." Their subordinates all expressed obedience to the decision. After the meeting, Wu also telephoned He Zhibin, commander of the Independent Brigade, who was unable to attend the meeting, and He also expressed his obedience. After 8:00 p.m., our army marched toward the Wubu defense area, and the Wubu withdrew from their positions one after another.
The vast majority of Wubu supported the uprising, but a few fled disgruntled. After the meeting was adjourned, Wu ordered the arrest of the political workers headed by the director of the political work department of the military ministry, but somehow they missed the wind, and all these people ran away. Wang Yuchen, commander of the 465th Regiment of the 155th Brigade, because he had killed dozens of our soldiers and civilians in history, feared punishment from our army, fled to Wang Yaowu on the evening of the 19th to report the news, and asked Wang for permission to take his regiment into the commercial port or the city. When Wang Yaowu got the news, he was both panicked and angry, and he never imagined that Wu Huawen would come to this hand. He analyzed that Wu was cunning and changeable, and there were many tricks, and this regimental commander was his old subordinate, and it was possible that he was sent to respond internally; if he agreed to let the regiment drive in, he should join forces inside and outside to attack the defenders, and Jinan would be doomed at once. Therefore, in the name of the possibility of lurking communists in the regiment, it was rejected. On the morning of the 20th, Deputy Division Commander Yang Tuanyi also fled to Wang Yaowu's office.
Most of the main forces of Wu forces withdrew from their positions, and the second and third regiments of the remnants of the Special Agent Brigade of the Suijing District, which had been assigned to Wu's command on the eve of the battle, received orders late and had not yet acted; after Wang Yuchen escaped, his regiment remained in place because no one had notified him, and Wu was afraid that Wang Yaowu would attack him back and forth, and urgently demanded that our army tell him. To this end, Xin Guang drove to the West Group overnight to contact. Because our army was making very rapid progress and the position of the headquarters was constantly changing, Xin went back and forth 7 times before he brought back Commander Sun's instructions: Wubu should assemble in the area around the airfield in the western suburbs; our army had already marched into the areas of Baima Mountain, Jingjiagou, Dahuashu, and Duandian; He Zhibin and Meng Zhaojin were already surrounded by our army; our army was about to fully occupy the commercial port, and Wang Yaowu was simply unable to deal with the rebel army. Wu was very pleased to receive this reply.
After Wu Huawen's uprising, Wang Yaowu also called Wu to speak, and Yang Youbai lied that Wu had disappeared. On the afternoon of September 19, Yang Youbai went to the commercial port and the airport to take the 465th Regiment with him. When Wang Yaowu learned of Yang's location, he wanted to use Yang to break up the rebel forces. He sent Senator He Xiufu and Yu Zhongkun, a reporter from the Kuomintang Central Daily, to lure Yang with his handwritten letter, 10,000 yuan of gold yuan coupons, and Gallik cigarettes, and promised to lure Yang from the position of commander of the reorganized 84th Division. Yang wanted to kill the lobbyists, and Li Changyan proposed that in order to paralyze the king, the safe retreat of the cover troops could be temporarily with them, and everything was accepted, and he wrote back and promised to do so.
Wu Bu moved to the vicinity of Qilipu on the evening of the 20th. At this time, the Independent Brigade, the 465th Regiment and Meng Zhaojin's troops were all smoothly brought out and joined the main force of Wu. At this point, Wu Huawen led the reorganization of the Ninety-sixth Army, the reorganized 84th Division, the 155th and 161st Brigades, the Independent Brigade, the Salvation Pioneer Corps and other units totaling more than 20,000 people, completed the uprising, and Wang Yaowu's western defense line collapsed.
The liberation of Jinan is the inevitable result of the development of the revolutionary war situation, the result of the wise leadership of the CPC Central Committee headed by Mao Zedong, the Central Military Commission of the CPC Central Committee, the East China Bureau, the East China Military Region, and the East China Field Army, and the result of the bloody struggle of the commanders and fighters of our army with the full support of the masses of the people. If Wu Huawen did not revolt, Jinan would certainly be liberated. However, the Wubu uprising shortened the battle time, reduced the casualties of our army and citizens, protected the industrial and commercial areas of Jinan, and at the same time had a huge deterrent effect on the Kuomintang army.
The rebel army crossed the Yellow River in the north and entered the Qi River and Jiyang for training. Accompanied by Wu Xian and Li Changyan, the liaison department chief of the East China Field Army, Wu Huawen went to Qufu to meet Commander Chen Yi, but because Surabaya was soaring, he could not cross the river, so he went to Yanzhou to meet Rao Shushi, secretary of the East China Bureau and political commissar of the East China Military Region. Then Wu Huawen, together with Yang Youbai, Zhao Guangxing, and He Zhibin, issued a telegram of the uprising to the whole country, the full text of which is as follows:
Commander Chen Yi, Political Commissar Rao Shushi, Deputy Commander Zhang Dingcheng, Deputy Commander Su Yu Tan Zhenlin, Deputy Political Commissar of the People's Liberation Army Zhu De, Commander-in-Chief of the People's Liberation Army and compatriots from all walks of life throughout the country, and all the palace soldiers of the Kuomintang Army were all commended:
Since the invasion of the Wokou, the anti-Japanese flames have been lit throughout the country. Huawen is equal to the early stage of the anti-Japanese resistance, and it is no different from the rebellion. He was fooled by Chiang Kai-shek's policy of saving the country and lost his national position. After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the people suffered great pain, but they were ignorant of the great righteousness, they were again deceived by Chiang Kai-shek, they participated in the anti-communist and anti-people civil war, they made mistakes again and again, their sins were deep, and they were ashamed and repentant at night. On September 19, he led all the officers and men in the Battlefield of Jinan, resolutely revolted, and lost his ability to redeem himself and walk towards the Bright Avenue. In the future, we will stand on the stand of the people, resolutely support the cpc's propositions, and obey the leadership of Chairman Mao of the CPC Central Committee, Commander-in-Chief Zhu, and the military and political leaders of East China. Under the unified orders of the People's Liberation Army, it fought loyally to resolutely expel the aggressive forces of US imperialism, completely overthrow the reactionary rule of the Kuomintang, and completely liberate the Chinese people. All the basic policies contained in the Declaration of the People's Liberation Army, such as overthrowing Chiang Kai-shek's dictatorial policy; establishing a democratic coalition government; punishing criminals in the civil war; eliminating corrupt officials; confiscating bureaucratic capital; developing national industry and commerce; abolishing the dictatorship system of Chiang Kai-shek's rule and implementing the people's democratic system; abolishing the feudal exploitation system and implementing the land system in which the cultivators own their land; denying Chiang Kai-shek's traitorous diplomacy to recognize the equal autonomy of all nationalities within the territory; etc., are all urgent demands of the Chinese people and the best way to save the country and save the people , lead to the criterion, bow to the best of your ability, and never hesitate. This is what the writer and others are willing to promise and dare to tell the people of the whole country.
Hua Wen and others are even more willing to tell the people of our country and the officers and men of Chiang Kai-shek's army that since the launching of the reactionary civil war, although Chiang Kai-shek has the support of us imperialism and the foundation of his rule for decades, he has finally suffered repeated defeats because of his political betrayal of the nation, betrayal of the people, military implementation of erroneous strategic guidance, exclusion of dissent, and obstinate willfulness. In the past two years, 3 million people have been killed. So far, although the important cities have been heavily defended, they have also been unable to ensure it. Jinan was conquered by the People's Liberation Army in only 8 days, and 100,000 defenders were completely destroyed. The situation in which the people's hearts and minds are desired and the general trend of the times, the People's Liberation Army will win, and the Kuomintang will be defeated has been established. Brothers of officers and men of the Kuomintang army should know that it is already unjust for our generation to participate in the reactionary civil war of Chiang Kai-shek and Thieves, and if they make no more useless resistance and senseless sacrifices, it will be even more unwise, and in the battle of Mengliang in Lunan, the entire army of the reorganized Seventy-fourth Division will be destroyed, and Zhang Lingfu will be killed; li Xianzhou will be captured in the Battle of Laiwu; Kang Ze will be captured in the Battle of Xiangfan; Huo Shouyi of Yanzhou and Wang Yaowu of Jinan will be stubbornly resisting and waiting for help, and they will not be spared from being prisoners. During the bitter battle in Jinan, 3 corps were gathered on the outskirts of Xuzhou, but they never dared to take a step forward, which shows that in the face of the powerful offensive of the People's Liberation Army, any resistance is ineffective, and the reinforcement of Jiang Thief is nothing more than a lie and deception. Therefore, the result of the battle was that they were either killed in battle or captured, without exception. However, why do the officers and men of the Kuomintang army care about the way out? The only way out is to join the People's Liberation Army for the sake of uprising, to change the past, in order to atone for the crime. If we can resolutely do this, we will surely win the understanding of the people.
Since the uprising, Huawen and others have been treated with great leniency by the People's Liberation Army and the responsible authorities of all parties, and the people of the People's Liberation Army can also bend the understanding and warmly welcome them. It is very touching that the people of the Liberated Areas have met with sincerity and kindness. The fact that the past sins and mistakes of the past are so deep and full of mistakes is still able to obtain such treatment is more than enough to prove the sincerity of the consistency of the words and deeds of the CPC and the People's Liberation Army and the policy of leniency, and The various threats of Jiang Thief are enough to expose his absurdity and clumsiness and shameless deception.
Hua Wen and others believe that today's events have made it very clear that taking the anti-communist and anti-people road and serving the Chiang Kai-shek clique will inevitably lead to the tragic end of being discredited; taking the people's road and reforming themselves will not only avoid unnecessary sacrifices, but also allow the military department to be understood and welcomed by the people and regain the opportunity to serve the people. It is not difficult to decide which way to go. Huawen and others have deliberately considered the overall situation and future of this decisive uprising. Every time you think about the past, the five inner frying, look forward to the future, and feel excited. I hope that this kind of sincerity will be forgiven by the people of the whole country and chosen by the officers and men of the Kuomintang army.
Zhu De, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission of the CPC central committee and commander-in-chief of the People's Liberation Army, and Chen Yi, Rao Shushi, Zhang Yunyi, Su Yu, and Tan Zhenlin, commanders of the East China Military Region and the East China Field Army, sent a reply telegram to Wu Huawen and others on October 13. On the 22nd, Chairman Mao Zedong called Wu Huawen and other congratulations. The cable said: "Your military commander and other commanders led the uprising to issue a telegram and are determined to participate in the cause of people's liberation, and they are extremely pleased. Standing on the stand of the people, the Communist Party of China extends a warm welcome to any officers and men of the Kuomintang army regardless of their past behavior, as long as they can suddenly realize themselves at the crucial juncture of the people's liberation war, break away from the reactionary leadership of the Kuomintang government, join the camp of the People's Liberation Army, and resolutely oppose US imperialism and its lackey Kuomintang reactionaries. Your military commander and others have acted in line with the hopes of the people and are deeply congratulated. Chairman Mao's congratulatory message not only eliminated the original doubts and fears of the officers and men of the rebel army about the policies of the Communist Party, but also gave great encouragement to all officers and men and strengthened their confidence and determination to march for "overthrowing Chiang Kai-shek and liberating all of China."
A few days later, the headquarters of the Chinese People's Liberation Army announced that the reorganized Ninety-sixth Army led by General Wu Huawen and the reorganized 155th, 161st Brigades, and Independent Brigades under its jurisdiction would be reorganized into the 35th Army of the PLA and the 1st O3rd, 1st, 4th, and 1st O5th Infantry Divisions, and Wu Huawen would be appointed as commanders, and Yang Youbai, Zhao Guangxing, and He Zhibin would be appointed as the commanders of the 1st O3rd, 1st 4th, and 1st O5th Divisions. At the same time, it was decided that He Kexi would be the political commissar of the army, Yu Huai'an would be the chief of staff, Wu Xian would be the director of the political department, and the comrades who had plotted rebellion in Wu Hua's cultural department would successfully end their work, Li Changyan would be appointed deputy chief of the security section of the political department of the Thirty-fifth Army, and Huang Zhiping and Xin Guang would stay in Jinan City to accept the new task.
After resting for more than a month, the Thirty-fifth Army marched west of Xuzhou to participate in the third phase of the Huaihai Campaign. The 1st O3rd and 1st O4th Divisions annihilated the remnants of the enemy and cleared the battlefield on the second line, and the 1st O 5th Division also participated in the first-line battles. After the great victory in Huaihai, the army went to Pi County to reorganize and merge with the LuzhongNan Column to form the new Thirty-fifth Army, Wu Huawen was still the commander, Yang Youbai was promoted to deputy commander, and the commander of the 1st O 3rd Division was served by Huai'an; the 1st O 4th Division was served by Fang Mingsheng, an old Red Army officer of the former LuZhongnan Column, and Zhao Guangxing was transferred to the East China Military and Political University to study; the commander of the 1st O 5th Division was still He Zhibin. In April 1949, the Thirty-fifth Army participated in the Battle of Crossing the River, with the task of capturing Jinkou, Zhen, and Jiangpu, clamping down on Nanjing, covering the crossing of the river by the East Road Army, and capturing Nanjing. On April 24, the 312th Regiment Special Agent Company of the 1st O4th Division occupied the Kuomintang Presidential Palace, and a battalion of the 315th Regiment planted a red flag on the gate tower of the Presidential Palace. At this point, the Thirty-fifth Army and its fraternal forces successfully completed the task of liberating Nanjing.
After the liberation of the whole country, the Thirty-fifth Army was reorganized into the units of the Zhejiang Provincial Military Region, and after the outbreak of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea in the Quzhou Military Subdistrict, the Shaoxing Military Subdistrict, and the Hangzhou Garrison District, one of the armies participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. Wu Huawen, who had been on the move around as an adult during the war years, suffered from various diseases such as tracheitis, emphysema, and heart disease, and applied to be transferred to a local work. In 1951, Chairman of the Central People's Government Mao Zedong and Premier Zhou Enlai of the State Council appointed him as a member of the Zhejiang Provincial People's Government and director of the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Communications. Since 1959, he has been the vice chairman of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative The government successively arranged for him to be treated in major hospitals in Xishan, Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao and other major hospitals in Zhejiang. He died in Hangzhou in April 1962 at the age of 58. After Wu's death, the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held a solemn memorial ceremony for him, Premier Zhou Enlai, Marshal Chen Yi, and the Eight Military Regions sent wreaths, and leading comrades of the Zhejiang Provincial Government and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference attended the memorial ceremony. Ms. Lin Shiying, who made a significant contribution to the struggle for the Wu Huawen Uprising, later served as a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Yang Youbai later served as a counselor in the Counselor's Office of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government, and died of illness in February 1986; He Zhibin later served as vice chairman of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Revolutionary Committee. Of course, these are all afterwords.