Su Jing, formerly known as Su Xiaoshun, was born in Fujian in 1910. His father went to Myanmar to make a living, leaving Su Jing to rely on his grandfather for his life. Despite the family's financial constraints, his grandfather was convinced that cultural education was crucial to the boy's future, and the family worked hard to support Su Jing's education and placed high hopes on it.
Su Jing knew her family's expectations, worked hard to study Xi, achieved excellent results, and was subsequently admitted to middle school Xi with excellent grades. During her time at the university, Su Jing actively participated in the revolutionary activities of the Communist Party and was exposed to advanced ideas. In 1930, Su Jing entered the Normal School to study Xi and joined the army two years later. Since the Red Army affirmed his level of culture, he was appointed as a staff officer.
In May 1934, Su Jing was transferred to the Red Army Investigation Department as a staff officer, and then the Red Army began the Long March. As a member of the 1st Red Army, Su Jing was the vanguard of the Red Army and was responsible for the pathfinding work of the Reconnaissance Section. During the Long March, Su Jing needed to keep moving forward and explore the situation of the next station to ensure the safety of the whole army. Despite the difficulties of reconnaissance work, Su Jing never flinched.
With his excellent cultural literacy and conscientious and responsible work attitude, the map he drew is clearly visible, and he has been praised by his superiors many times. ** It was even said that when the Red Army crossed the meadow, Su Jing made outstanding contributions. In November 1945, Su Jing went to the Northeast with *** and became the chief of intelligence in the army.
In February of the following year, the reinforced regiment of the enemy's 89th Division launched an attack on Xiushui Hezi, believing that our troops would not know about their secret operations, but Su Jing's intelligence department had already learned of the enemy situation and reported it to the headquarters. After learning the news, Mr. Lin immediately made strategic arrangements and prepared to encircle the enemy. After two days of fierce fighting, our army successfully annihilated the enemy and captured a large number of **.
This victory is not only that, but it is also the first victory of our army since entering the customs, which has had a far-reaching impact on our army and greatly boosts morale. Subsequently, Su Jing provided a lot of information to Dongye, helping him win many battles, and even President Lin often praised Su Jing for being worthy of an army of 100,000.
With the end of the Liaoshen Campaign, the Pingjin Campaign kicked off, and Su Jing played an important role in persuading Fu Zuoyi to surrender. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Su Jing served as the Minister of Armed Forces and the Minister of Military Affairs of the General Staff, and made outstanding contributions to the construction of the army. In 1955, when he was awarded the rank of lieutenant general, he was awarded various decorations.