Only 2 of the top ten marshals are standing, one of them is Mr. Zhu, and the other is unexpected
In the autumn of 1927, Chairman *** rose to prominence in the Autumn Harvest Uprising, marking the rise of the Chinese Communist Party's army. Subsequently, in April 1928, the Autumn Harvest Uprising and the Nanchang Uprising troops triumphantly converged in the "Zhu Mao Division", which marked the successive entry of the ten marshals and opened the curtain of the "Zhu Mao Red Army" era.
Before the establishment of the military status of the chairman, he twice renounced the command of the Red Army, went to the rear to recuperate, or engaged in rural surveys. It was not until the Zunyi Conference in January 1934 that Chairman *** officially entered the "trio" of military command, co-led with Luo Fu and Zhang Wentian.
During the transition period, Zhang Wentian became a "bright gentleman" in the eyes of the chairman and held an important leadership position. The chairman*** really established the position of number one at the Seventh National Congress at the turn of the spring and summer of 1945. Since then, the chairman has led the army and the people to create a new China. After the founding of the state, for various reasons, some marshals successively withdrew from the core leadership.
In the course of the Seven to the Ten, although there were many outstanding military generals among the ten marshals, only two were actually able to stand. This history has witnessed the firm leadership of the chairman and the joint efforts of the military and the people to jointly create the brilliant achievements of New China.
It was a turbulent era, a vigorous era, Mr. Zhu, a prominent general, a brigade commander and department-level ** with thousands of oceans of money. He gave up his glory and wealth, followed the road of saving the country and the people in his heart, and resolutely embarked on the journey of Europe.
The aftermath of the Nanchang Uprising is still in my ears, and Mr. Zhu has become a firm commander-in-chief of the Red Army, the Eighth Route Army and the People's Liberation Army, shouldering the important mission of resisting Japan and saving the country. The real pinnacle of history was quietly brewing in that waiting time, until the Seven Congresses in 1945.
It was a fateful moment, and the atmosphere in the conference hall was tense and intense. Like a helmsman, firmly at the wheel of history. And Mr. Zhu is a solid deputy who silently serves as a solid deputy behind him, and his existence is like an invisible mountain, silently supporting the progress of the entire party and the country.
At the Seventh National Congress, Mr. Zhu was not only the No. 2 person, but also one of the five secretaries. Together with Mao, Liu, Zhou, and Ren, he was recognized by history as the unanimous vote winner, and jointly held the core power of the party. This is not only a distribution of power, but also a decision-making and planning for the future of the country.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Mr. Zhu's status rose even higher. He not only shouldered the duties of commander-in-chief of the three armed services, but was also one of the six vice chairmen, ranking second in New China. In this new era, Mr. Zhu is like a towering tree with vicissitudes of life, witnessing the rise and prosperity of the country.
Time flies, time flies. With the changes of the current situation, at the Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 1956, Mr. Zhu's ranking gradually retreated to fourth place. The military flag was no longer held high, and in the mighty tide of the construction period, he silently endured the storm of change after Liu and Zhou.
Even in the era of change, Mr. Zhu's position still stands. In 1969 and 1973, he was still the general with great achievements and prestige.
In the long river of history, there is a low-key and wise founding father, he is known as the "god of war" *** marshal, the second of the top ten marshals "evergreen".
The second oldest person in Sichuan, Mr. Zhu, once voted against the chairman at the Ningdu Conference during the Red Army. This decision made the chairman *** lose the command of the Red Army. The talent in the eyes of the chairman, he knows people and is good at his duties, and insisted on reintroducing the demoted *** into the command center during the Long March.
At the Seventh National Congress, ** served as the commander of the 129th Division and the head of the Shanxi-Hebei-Luyu delegation. Although in the rear, his popularity is far less than that of Mr. Zhu, Mr. Lin, ** and others, and even inferior to ** in the formal election of members, but he was still successfully selected.
At the core level of our army, ** is one of the committee members, and is tied with ** among the ten marshals later. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Zhu, Peng, Lin and others were promoted to vice chairmen, while *** and six other marshals served as members.
In 1956, the earth was changing, the Eighth National Congress was held, and he was among the eight yuan, and he was on the same board as a member of the committee with five marshals. With the passage of time, he still has an undiminished demeanor in the Ninth and Tenth National Congresses, and is on a par with the new generation of military leaders such as Mr. Zhu, creating the glory of the revolution.
In the tide of "dogmatism", ** was deeply criticized and stood firm in the wind and rain. Until the 11th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 1977, when he was over eighty years old, he was elected as a member of the committee for the fourth time, leaving the last chapter of his legendary life.
This is a chaotic era, wars are raging, and Mr. Peng's figure gradually emerged, standing proudly among the top ten marshals, but began with an earth-shattering Pingjiang Uprising. In this great current of history, his fate was forged in the years of the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment, which was a decisive moment, a critical moment that turned the military pattern around.
Since 1936, when General Peng stood on the command platform of the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment, he began to consolidate his position as deputy general in the army, which became the cornerstone of his brilliant career. On that harsh battlefield, he showed outstanding military talent and won the respect and trust of his comrades.
At the Seventh National Congress, although the "Hundred Regiments War" was criticized for overkill, this did not shake the prestige of President Peng. In the fierce debate of the meeting, he firmly and calmly defended his decision-making and profoundly presented his strategic concept to the public. It was at this critical juncture that his steadfastness and wisdom made him stand out as one of the seven generalissimos, elected as a commissioner.
Mr. Peng and Mr. Zhu are always the first of the top ten marshals to step into the core bureau. Only three years after the Eighth National Congress, Mr. Peng withdrew from the stage of history in Lushan, and a brilliant military career disappeared like a dream.
And Mr. Lin, who ranked third, quickly replaced Mr. Peng's main battle position after Lushan. The Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of China became the pinnacle of his life, and he stood on the stage with great brilliance. "The higher you climb, the heavier you fall", only two years later, Mr. Lin also ushered in a low point in his life.
Mr. He, who ranked fifth, participated in the Seventh and Eighth National Congresses, but after 1966, he was completely away from the core, his body was devastated, and he died of illness less than half a year after the end of the Ninth National Congress, leaving a tragic curtain call for the top ten marshals.
There are also two founding marshals who participated in the Eighth National Congress and were elected members of the Core Bureau, but they were unable to witness the convening of the Ninth National Congress. One was Marshal ***, who died young in December 1963, and the other was Marshal ***, who died in January 1972.
In the era of Chairman ***, the last person to enter the core bureau was the "wise and foolish" Ye Shuai.
There are also two marshals who have never stepped into the core bureau under the chairman, they are *** and *** their military career may not have those scenery, but they have left their own mark in the long river of history with firm loyalty and silent dedication.
In the changing era, only Mr. Zhu and Liu Shuai can be called "tumblers", especially the *** marshal who has been suffering from illness for a long time. Although he was ill for 13 years in his later years, as one of the founders of our army and the founder of military academies, he remained a banner in the army.
The fundamental reason why Liu Shuai has stood firm is that he has always been a pure military professional, who does not seek personal interests, let alone his own sphere of influence. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Liu Shuai resolutely retreated bravely and devoted himself to the establishment of the Military Academy, contributing to the cultivation of generations of military elites.
In his later years, Liu Shuai had become a "sick tiger", and his health was deteriorating, but he had no interest in anyone else. With the attitude of sticking to his original intention, he guarded the military academy he founded, although he was sick and weak, but his mind was still tenacious.
The 11th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 1977 was a moment of change, like an important intersection in the long river of history. After the death of the chairman, it was a grand event that symbolized the arrival of a new era, and it was also a transitional storm before Deng Gong was about to take the helm.
At the moment when he was elected as a core member for the fourth time, his tall back stood like a tall tree in the venue, standing in the changing times. The perseverance revealed in his eyes seems to be a firm commitment to the party and the people, and he will make unremitting efforts in the years to come.
And *** was elected for the second time, and his deep and firm eyes were like a beacon of responsibility and responsibility. At the dawn of this new era, he silently declared that he would shoulder the responsibility of leadership and lead the country to a more brilliant future.
At the same time, ** and *** stepped into the inner circle for the first time, and they are like the founders of a new era, depicting a new trajectory for the future army. Their participation is like injecting fresh blood and injecting new vitality and impetus into China's military cause.
In that unpredictable era, although Ye Shuai did not step onto the stage until the top ten, his great wisdom has always been favored by the chairman. With the fall of Mr. Lin, Ye Shuai gradually embarked on the road of presiding over the work of the army and became the person who actually held military power.
At the moment of Deng Gong's comeback, Ye Shuai and the three veterans shouldered the responsibility of exerting their residual heat for the construction of our army. This is a tacit time of understanding between comrades-in-arms, and in the vicissitudes of the past, they jointly shoulder the responsibility of the country.
Ye Shuai's great wisdom was praised in the army, and he led the army to a new journey with his wise vision and decisive measures. When Deng Gong came back, these three veterans stepped forward again, and their perseverance and dedication became the brightest chapter of that era.
In the years of deep comradeship, Ye Shuai, Xu and Nie wrote magnificent chapters together, and their wisdom and mind made the whole country usher in the dawn in the wind and rain. It's a tacit battle together, a story of resilience made by trust. In this legendary history, Ye Shuai's great wisdom is like a bright star, illuminating the dark night of that era.
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