After the outbreak of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the 27 armies of the Volunteer Army fought bloodily. Among them, the 16th Army was unique, with strong Soviet equipment and firepower, and became the ace unit at that time. However, when the title was awarded, the commander of this ace army, Yin Xianbing, was unexpectedly only awarded the rank of colonel, which attracted widespread attention. Today, we will uncover the mystery of this history, the legendary experience of Yin Xianbing.
Yin Xianbing, born in 1915, is a native of Hanchuan, Hubei. After a difficult childhood, his fate changed with the arrival of the Red Army. At the age of 15, Yin Xianbing joined the Red Army and followed the Red Fourth to fight in the south and the north, and made many achievements. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he served as the head of the special service group of the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, responsible for the security work of the headquarters, and was fully recognized by his superiors.
In 1940, in order to train Yin Xianbing, the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army transferred him to the Western Hebei Guerrilla Corps as deputy commander. In this post, Yin Xianbing led the troops to fight a beautiful ambush battle, eliminating more than 300 Japanese puppet soldiers, half of whom were members of the Japanese non-commissioned officer training team. This victory won Yin Xianbing prestige and was commended by the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army.
Yin Xianbing's heroic performance led to his promotion to the commander of the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Column. Over time, he participated in many tough and vicious battles, making the 2nd Brigade the fist unit of the 1st column. In 1948, Yin Xianbing was promoted to the deputy commander of any column and became Yang Yong's right-hand man. Half a year later, the 1st Column was reorganized into the 16th Army of Yiye, and Yin Xianbing was promoted to commander and commanded the 5th Corps, and the commander of the Corps was his old superior, Yang Yong. In the battles of crossing the river, the battle of Hengbao, and the march to the southwest, Yin Xianbing achieved many military exploits with his outstanding command.
In March 1951, Yin Xianbing received an order to lead the 16th Army into North Korea to fight. Before leaving, he was received by ***. In May 1951, Yin Xianbing led his troops to conduct a three-month combat training in Shijiazhuang, practicing the use of Soviet weapons and equipment and the coordinated operations of various arms. However, during this time, Yin Xianbing unknowingly became fascinated by dancing and became an enthusiastic participant in the ball held by the Soviet instructors of the 16th Army.
After the training, the 16th Army returned to defend the Liaodong Peninsula and the banks of the Yalu River to carry out a year's defense mission. In December 1952, Yin Xianbing was ordered to lead his troops into North Korea, first serving on the west coast to prevent the landing of American troops, and half a year later he was transferred to the front line of the battle. Although the Panmunjom negotiations were nearing the end, so that Yin Xianbing could not participate in the large-scale battle, in the local counterattack operation, the 16th Army showed great power, and it took only ten minutes to destroy a company of the US 2nd Division on the 527 heights, causing a huge shock to the enemy.
With the signing of the armistice agreement, Yoon did not return to China immediately, but stayed in North Korea to help the Korean people rebuild their homeland. However, during this period, Yin Xianbing's personal life style made mistakes and left a bad influence on himself. In 1955, when the title was awarded, Yin Xianbing was initially rated as a lieutenant general, and after learning about it, he said: "Lieutenant generals can be awarded according to their military merits, and two beans are lost for mistakes in life style." In the end, Yin Xianbing was awarded the rank of colonel, which was a pity for him who joined the Red Army at the age of 15.
In 1983, Yin Xianbing died of illness at the age of 68. The legend he left behind is both a testimony to a heroic war of resistance and an example of paying the price for personal mistakes. His life, full of ups and downs, is full of legends. We cherish the memory of this ace commander of the Volunteer Army and pay high tribute to his heroic deeds and sacrifice.
Yin Xianbing, the ace commander of the Volunteer Army, his life is full of legends, and he is an outstanding figure in the history of China. This article vividly depicts Yin Xianbing's experience from the Red Army period to the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, as well as the bravery and resourcefulness he showed during his military career.
First of all, the article shows Yin Xianbing's early experience as he grew up from a poor peasant boy to a soldier in the Red Army. Yin Xianbing's experience of joining the army began at the age of 15, during the fierce period of the Red Army's southern and northern wars. The description of this part allows the reader to feel Yin Xianbing's tenacity in forging ahead in the difficult situation, and also lays the foundation for his later military exploits.
Secondly, the article recounts in detail Yin Xianbing's many outstanding performances during the Anti-Japanese War, especially in the Heishui River ambush, Yin Xianbing successfully eliminated more than 300 Japanese puppet troops, including half of the members of the Japanese non-commissioned officer training team. This victory not only won Yin Xianbing's prestige, but also contributed to the victory of the entire War of Resistance against Japan. Through the vivid description of these war scenes, the article gives readers a deeper understanding of Yin Xianbing's past as an excellent military commander.
Subsequently, the article turned to Yin Xianbing's performance in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. The 16th Army led by him, as a composite army of the Volunteer Army, was fully equipped and had strong firepower, and became the ace unit at that time. However, when the title was conferred, Yin Xianbing was only awarded the rank of colonel, which attracted widespread attention. The description of this part presents readers with a twist and turn and regret in Yin Xianbing's military career, and also triggers thinking about the decision to "reduce two beans for making mistakes in life style".
Finally, the article highlights Yoon's legacy in North Korea to help rebuild, as well as the mistakes he made in his personal lifestyle. **'s decision shows the recognition of Yoon Xianbing, and also expresses the demand for high standards for military personnel. Yin Xianbing finally ended his military career with the rank of colonel, which undoubtedly marked a trace of regret in his life.
Overall, the essay succeeds in portraying a prominent military figure through a detailed account of Yoon Seon-byung's life and deeds. Readers can feel Yin Xianbing's bravery, tenacity and regret, and can also experience the harsh requirements of military decision-making at that time. Such military biographies not only enrich our knowledge of history, but also inspire respect for the heroes of that era.
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