On March 29, 1989, China ushered in the death of five founding heroes. These five generals have a revolutionary history, forged glorious years, sacrificed their lives for the country, and left behind glorious military exploits. Among them, General Xiao Jinguang, as the last founding general to pass away, died at the age of 87. His life was full of ups and downs, witnessing the great course of the Chinese revolution.
In the revolutionary years, Xiao Jinguang became the mainstay of the fight against hostile forces with his outstanding military and political ability. After systematically studying military theory and political knowledge at Xi the Leningrad Military and Political Academy, he returned to China in 1927 to participate in the revolutionary cause in the western Fujian Soviet region. During his tenure as the political commissar of the Red Fifth Army, Xiao Jinguang successfully transformed the old army and turned it into the backbone of the revolutionary team. He is not only good at leading troops to fight, but also good at handling the ideological work of the troops.
During the Anti-Japanese War, Xiao Jinguang served as the commander of the left-behind corps in Yan'an, presiding over the defense work, resisting the Japanese invasion, and ensuring the safety of the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army. In the War of Liberation, he led two columns to hold the base area in South Manchuria, and successfully launched three operations south of the Yangtze River, thwarting the enemy's attack and destroying their strategic layout of attacking the south and defending the north.
In 1948, Xiao Jinguang led the First Corps of the Northeast Field Army to liberate Changchun, and then served as the commander of the 12th Corps, participating in the liberation war in North China and Central China. After the victory of the Revolutionary War, he served as commander of the Navy for 30 years.
In 1989 of the same year, in addition to Xiao Jinguang, four founding generals passed away. Zhu Liangcai, Dong Qiwu, Wei Guoqing, Fu Zhong, these meritorious generals also passed away that year. Each of them has made outstanding contributions and made immortal contributions to China's revolution and construction.
Zhu Liangcai was an outstanding political general, who held important positions in the Red Army and captured enemy division commanders alive in battle, showing extraordinary courage and leadership ability. Dong Qiwu was originally a senior general, and later joined the People's Army, participated in the War of Liberation and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and finally died of illness. Wei Guoqing assumed many responsibilities in the revolutionary ranks, was in charge of the East China Field Army and the Northern Jiangsu Corps, participated in the Huaihai Campaign and the Northwest Campaign, and made important contributions to Guangxi's economic development. Fu Zhong was a veteran revolutionary who showed outstanding political and work skills during the revolutionary war years and made great contributions to the victory of the revolution.
The glorious careers of these five generals are a rich and colorful record in the history of the Chinese revolution, and their glorious deeds will forever be recorded in the annals of history, setting a lofty revolutionary model for future generations. Their death means the end of an era, but their spirit will always inspire the Chinese people, stir up the revolutionary fighting spirit, inherit the revolutionary fire, and continue to strive for the prosperity of the motherland.
In this 1989, China lost five bright stars, but their light will forever shine in the long history of the Chinese nation, becoming an eternal spiritual symbol, inspiring generation after generation of Chinese to make unremitting efforts for the prosperity of the country and the happiness of the people.
This article fondly recalls the glorious history of the five founding heroes of China, who left immortal footprints in the history of the Chinese revolution. These five generals, Xiao Jinguang, Zhu Liangcai, Dong Qiwu, Wei Guoqing, and Fu Zhong, are bright stars in the history of the Chinese revolution, and they have made unremitting efforts for the liberation and construction of the motherland throughout their lives.
This commentary** highlights the status and contribution of these heroes in the history of the Chinese revolution. As the focus of the article, General Xiao Jinguang is described as a strategist who has demonstrated excellent leadership and military skills at all stages. At the same time, Zhu Liangcai, Dong Qiwu, Wei Guoqing and Fu Zhong were also praised as outstanding figures in their respective fields, and they played an important role in the revolutionary war and construction process.
This review presents readers with an awe-inspiring history that evokes respect for the era and the heroes through a retrospective of the lives of these heroes. The words are filled with deep nostalgia for these heroes and an expression of praise for their selfless dedication and great sacrifice.
At the same time, the article also places the death of these five generals in a larger historical context. 1989 became the last year of the death of these five heroes, which marked the end of an era in the history of the Chinese revolution, but their spirit will always inspire the Chinese people and become an eternal revolutionary model.
Overall, this review is a touching review of the lives and deeds of these heroes, which makes people admire and feel more admiration and emotion for these heroes. Their dedication and sacrifice for the country will forever be remembered in the glorious chapter of Chinese history, conveying eternal strength and faith to us.
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