General Su Yu: The legendary experience of a revolutionary, military strategist, and strategist.
General Su Yu is a great revolutionary, military strategist and strategist in China, who made immortal contributions in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, and was named the first of the top ten generals. His military brilliance and excellence are remembered. However, in addition to being good at leading troops in battle, General Su Yu is also known for his modesty and low-key, and the story of "Su Yu Sanrang" was once circulated.
The so-called "Su Yu Sanrang" was given the rank of commander of the Central China Military Region in 1945, political commissar of the East China Field Theater in 1948, and marshal in 1955. The first two concessions have long been a confirmed and documented fact, but there are still many controversies about the third concession and have become a topic of conversation.
In October 1945, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression had come to an end, and Japanese troops were withdrawn from China one after another. In these eight years of arduous process, General Su Yuda has made outstanding contributions. In recognition of Su Yu's outstanding achievements in the War of Resistance Against Japan, he was appointed commander of the Central China Military Region. However, Su Yu insisted that his adjutant Zhang Dingcheng was superior to him in many ways, and proposed that Zhang Dingcheng be the commander. Many requests were finally accepted by **, and became Su Yu's first way to make way for the overall situation.
In 1948, the overall situation of the Liberation War was basically decided. Su Yu's performance in the War of Liberation was even more brilliant, winning praise from all sides. However, at that time, the ** marshal was transferred to work in the Central Plains, and ** decided that the East China Field Army would be led by Su Yu. However, Su Yu resigned again and said that ** was the commander of Huaye. In the end, ** accepted his request and retained ** the position, which was left by Su Yu**.
Through the "two lets", it can be seen that General Su Yu's Gao Feng Liangjie is not just talking, but has actually made great sacrifices. However, there are some puzzling questions about the origin of the third Jean. According to the memoirs of Li Yinqiao, the chief of the guard, he praised Su Yu many times and said that he could receive the rank of marshal. However, Su Yu wrote in advance in 1955, requesting to resign from the title of marshal, and in the end, the title of marshal was not awarded. This has sparked speculation about the true situation of Su Yuqian.
General Su Yuda showed outstanding tactical talent in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, and was known as the "God of War" and "the first of the ten generals". However, to become a marshal, one needs not only outstanding military merit, but also all-round seniority and extensive prestige. In terms of seniority, Su Yu had a gap with other marshals. He was not a major participant in the founding period of our army, and during the War of Resistance Against Japan, Su Yu had been serving as a deputy. This made it impossible for him to meet the specific requirements of the time in the selection of marshals.
In 1949, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Su Yu was appointed as a general to command the campaign to liberate Taiwan. However, the involvement of the U.S. military broke the original plan. At the same time, the Korean War broke out, and General Su Yuda was plagued by injuries and illnesses and could not bear the heavy responsibility of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea. These two missed opportunities added to his regret after missing out on the title of marshal.
Although General Su Yu did not rank among the marshals, his noble demeanor and indifferent fame and fortune were deeply admired. In the revolutionary war, he made way for the overall situation and became a model of the revolutionary spirit. The title of marshal may only be the glory of a few people, but the bravery and humility of General Su Yu will forever be passed down in the pages of history.
General Su Yu: The intersection of humility and legend.
General Su Yu's life is full of legends, and his spirit of humility and outstanding military talent together constitute a picture of a revolutionary. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the historical background of "Su Yu Sanrang" and uncovers this controversial historical mystery.
First of all, the article recounts in detail the outstanding exploits of General Su Yuda in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation. His impressive achievements made him the top ten generals, but his modesty and low profile were also matched by his achievements. This has been fully embodied in the "Su Yu Three Concessions," especially the initiative to surrender the post of the commander of the Central China Military Region and the political commissar of the East China Field Theater, which shows his selfless dedication to the revolutionary cause and his concept of the overall situation.
The article further mentions the third of the "Su Yu Three Concessions", revealing the complexity of this period of history. Through the quotation of the memoirs of Li Yinqiao, the chief of the guard, the article puts forward the status of "Su Yu Sanrang" in historical memory, as well as the high evaluation of Su Yu. This section raises questions about whether Su Yu is indeed humble, leaving history unanswered.
The article provides an in-depth analysis of the reasons why General Su Yu failed to rank among the marshals. The dual factors of seniority and prestige became the threshold for selecting the marshal, and Su Yu's shortcomings in qualifications became the main reason why he could not be crowned marshal. The article dissects the selection criteria for the title of marshal and provides readers with a more comprehensive understanding.
Then, the article reviewed Su Yu's regrets in the campaign to liberate Taiwan and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. The missed two opportunities made Su Yu unable to create glory in the war. This part reveals the profound impact of historical turning points on individual fate, and also highlights the helplessness and regret of heroes.
Finally, the article summarizes the legendary life of General Su Yu. Although he failed to become a marshal, his noble demeanor, indifferent to fame and fortune, and open-mindedness to make way for the overall situation are admirable. This commentary** fully excavates the humility and legend of General Su Yu, and enables readers to understand more deeply the great spirit of this revolutionary pioneer.
Overall, this review not only makes a profound analysis of the content of the article, but also shows the author's admiration and thinking about historical figures in the in-depth analysis of the deeds of General Su Yu. Through detailed examples and delicate descriptions, readers can better feel the ups and downs of General Su Yuda's era and his personal ups and downs.
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