The Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army are both anti-Japanese armed forces led by our party, and the identities of the commanders of the three main divisions of the Eighth Route Army are eye-catching. The importance of the identity of the commander of the 115th Division from the Liberation War to the liberation of the whole country has created brilliant achievements, and the rank of marshal in 1955 has become a scene of historical attention.
The commander of the 120th Division, Mr. He, the leader of the Nanchang Uprising, did not become the commander of the five major field armies, but he gave up his leadership to devote himself to the liberation of the northwest, which was widely praised, and finally obtained the rank of marshal in 1955. The commander of the 129th Division, Liu Ze, had extremely high attainments in military theory, and made outstanding achievements in major battles such as the Huaihai Campaign and the Battle of Crossing the River, and also won the rank of marshal in 1955.
However, Ye Ting, the commander of the New Fourth Army, and Xiang Ying, the deputy commander of the New Fourth Army, did not receive military ranks. The peculiarity of the New Fourth Army led Chiang Kai-shek to elect Ye Ting, a person outside the party, as the commander. Although Ye Ting participated in the Nanchang Uprising, he later became a non-party person, which became one of the reasons for his nomination at that time.
Why did Ye Ting become the commander of the New Fourth Army?Because the formation of the New Fourth Army was under the leadership of Chiang Kai-shek, it needed to be held by people outside the party to gain acceptance from all parties. This move ensured the mutual approval of Chiang Kai-shek and our party.
However, Ye Ting and Xiang Ying had a conflict when leading the New Fourth Army. It is said that Ye Ting left the New Fourth Army several times and finally returned with mediation. However, the Southern Anhui Incident caused both sides to miss the best opportunity to evacuate, resulting in heavy losses for the New Fourth Army, Xiang Ying sacrificed, Ye Ting**, and was not released until the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. Unfortunately, Ye Ting was killed on the way back to Yan'an.
Ye Ting and Xiang Ying failed to witness the victory of the revolution and were not awarded military ranks. If the two survive to liberation, it is questionable what rank they will receive.
The regrets and unsolved mysteries in this history of the Anti-Japanese War make people think deeply about the fate of heroes and the impermanence of history. For the leadership of the New Fourth Army, who gave everything for the war of resistance, the military rank seemed to be an unattainable honor. To this day, people still have doubts about the fate of Ye Ting and Xiang Ying, and there may be more unknown stories waiting to be explored about their glorious history.
This article profoundly outlines the stories of the leaders of the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army during the Anti-Japanese War, especially the commanders of the three main divisions of the Eighth Route Army and the commander of the New Fourth Army, Ye Ting, and Xiang Ying, the deputy commander of the New Fourth Army. The deeds of these heroes are both admirable and embarrassing, showing the complex propositions in history that are swayed by fate.
First of all, the article describes the course of the commanders of the three main divisions of the Eighth Route Army, emphasizing their outstanding performance in the War of Liberation, especially the historical scene of obtaining the rank of marshal. This highlights their important position in the history of the Chinese revolution and their tremendous contributions to the cause of national liberation. This recognition of military exploits and merits also reflects the glory and glory of the heroes in the history of China.
Then, the article focused on the story of Ye Ting, the commander of the New Fourth Army, and Xiang Ying, the deputy commander of the New Fourth Army. Ye Ting was elected army commander as an outsider, while Xiang Ying was the leader of the Red Army guerrillas in the eight southern provinces. The friction and contradictions between the two leaders, as well as their mistakes and eventual tragic fate in the southern Anhui incident, left a deep impression on the reader. This kind of strife between comrades-in-arms and the final tragedy are of great significance to the history of the Chinese revolution and the period of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Finally, the article examines the fate of Ye Ting and Xiang Ying who did not receive military ranks. In the great wheel of history, it is a deep regret that these two heroes did not live to the day of victory and were not given the military rank they deserve. For these two leaders, who gave everything for the war of resistance, military rank seemed to be an unattainable honor. This period of history has left too many doubts and regrets to make people full of awe and reflection on their fate.
Overall, this article uses solid historical facts and detailed narration to outline the great achievements of these heroes and the impermanence of fate during the Anti-Japanese War. The stories of these heroes inspire us to cherish and remember history, and to reflect on the glory and tragedy of that heroic era. For us today, these stories are not only part of history, but also a source of inspiration for us to move forward.
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