After the founding of the People's Republic of China, in order to recognize the contributions made by these founding fathers to the country, most of the founding fathers were entrusted with important tasks, and different military ranks were awarded according to the contributions made by the revolution at that time.
Dai Jiying also made him the secretary of the Kaifeng Municipal Party Committee of Henan Province because of his contributions during the revolutionary period.
But,He didn't stay in Kaifeng for long, and he thought that his ability should not be just a secretary of the municipal party committee, he was born and died in the revolutionary era, and made great contributions to the establishment of the country, and walked back from the ghost gate many times, and finally New China was founded, just a secretary of the municipal party committee, which made Dai Jiying very unhappy.
Therefore, at the end of 1951, Dai Jiying wrote a letter to ***, openly attacking the then secretary of the Henan Provincial Party Committee in the letter, and made a lot of nonsense that their ability was not good and could not hold the post of secretary of the provincial party committee, and bragged about their ability, thinking that their ability was much stronger than them, and also exaggerated their contributions during the revolutionary period, hoping that they could also be a provincial party secretary.
After seeing Dai Jiying's letter, he was very angry and thought: "This Dai Jiying is hopeless!."”
Immediately, ** gave approval to the ** General Office appointed by the responsible personnel at that time: "The Communist Party does not need cadres like Dai Jiying who only have power in their eyes, such people should be expelled from the party and cleared out of the cadre ranks, and never be used!."”
In 1907, Dai Jiying was born into a landlord family in Huang'an County, Hebei Province. As an adult, he studied at Qihuang Middle School and Wuhan Provincial No. 1 Middle School in Wuhan, where he was able to spend more time Xi because of his family's wealth.
At an early age, he came into contact with Marxism and developed a strong interest in Marxism, especially the blueprint for communism depicted by Marx, which took root in Dai Jiying's heart, and he also agreed with Marx's views very much.
Therefore, with his progressive ideas, he joined the Communist Party of China in February 1927, and at that time he was also bent on making a revolution, hoping to save the common people from fire and water.
At that time, he threw himself into the vigorous revolution, but due to the later April 12 counter-revolutionary coup, Chiang Kai-shek wantonly arrested and killed communists, in desperation, Dai Jiying returned to his hometown again, just Wuhan as the revolutionary holy place at that time, and the geographical location is extremely advantageous, becoming one of the revolutionary centers of the country.
At that time, Dai Jiying also participated in the Jute Uprising.
Because Dai Jiying had participated in the Northern Expedition at that time, he was considered to be more experienced at that time, and his eloquence was better, so he was elected as one of the members of the general command of the jute peasant uprising.
The smooth progress of the Jute Uprising enabled Dai Jiying to enter the ranks of the members of the Hubei-Henan Border Special Committee of the Communist Party of China.
In January 1935, the Kuomintang army launched the first "encirclement and suppression" operation, attacking the Hubei-Henan-Shaanxi border area, with a strong force of 11 regiments.
In the face of the enemy's attack, the Red 25th Army, under the leadership of Wu Huanxian and Dai Jiying, showed a heroic fighting spirit.
As the commander of the Red 25th Army, Dai Jiying showed outstanding military intelligence and decisive military decision-making. He adopted a large roundabout mode of action, skillfully guiding the attention of the enemy army, and then quickly moved south to Yunxi, north to Luonan, east to Lushi, and west to Lantian, launching a series of precise strategic actions.
He made full use of factors such as terrain and climate, flexibly mobilized troops, and adopted surprise attacks and outflanking tactics to quickly sweep away the militia forces and reactionary regimes.
In the battle, Dai Jiying showed courage and fearlessness, taking the lead and personally leading the troops to engage the enemy.
He often led the charge, leading the team to charge the enemy's ranks, and his morale was high, motivating his soldiers to take an active part in the battle. He was good at giving full play to the superiority of his troops, organizing rational troop formations, and controlling precise firepower, so that the enemy forces under his command suffered repeated setbacks.
In addition, Dai Jiying also paid attention to political work, actively organized local masses to participate in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and strengthened the strength of the Red Army. He was good at mingling with the local people and had wide support.
During the battle, he not only protected the lives and property of the local people, but also actively organized and carried out land reform, propaganda and mobilization, and other political work, thus consolidating the ties between the Red Army and the masses of the people and further consolidating and strengthening the revolutionary forces in the border areas.
Although,Dai Jiying made great contributions during the revolutionary period, but at the same time, he was also a fanatical anti-rebel, who always suppressed those who disagreed with his views by various means, and carried out a large-scale "anti-rebellion" campaign in the base areas at that time, mistakenly killing countless Red Army commanders and fighters, and causing indelible losses to the party's cause.
At that time, under the leadership of Zhang Guotao, a huge "anti-rebellion" movement began in the Hubei-Henan-Anhui base area, and under the influence of Zhang Guotao, Dai Jiying, as the political commissar of the Red 25th Army, also began to carry out the "anti-rebellion" movement within the army.
At many meetings, he stressed: "At present, there are reorganization factions and AB regiments everywhere in the army, and the internal counter-revolution is rather rampant, and we must carry out a crackdown on the rebellion and curb this trend." ”
In this way, in the name of the so-called "suppression of rebellion," Dai Jiying cleaned up comrades who disagreed with him within the army, and many people were imprisoned by Dai Jiying without confessions, and even labeled as "right-leaning ideology," and many people even lost their lives because they directly expressed dissatisfaction with his rebellion.
In particular, the continuous expansion of the anti-counter-insurgency campaign has also affected the combat effectiveness of the troops, everyone is in danger, and the spirit of unity and unity in the past has also disappeared.
Under such circumstances, the Red 25th Army lost its troops, and its troops were reduced from 13,000 to 6,000, and their strength was greatly damaged
In particular, under the repeated encirclement and suppression of the Kuomintang, most of the troops had no intention of fighting, so their combat effectiveness was greatly affected, and under such circumstances, the entire army was forced to withdraw from the siege.
It is also under such circumstances that Dai Jiying's revolutionary ideas are no longer pure, his purpose is not to liberate the whole of China, for the sake of the interests of the people, but to want greater power, it is no wonder that after the founding of New China, he has an extremely strong desire for power, and even openly asks for officials.
** At that time, the instructions to him were not only to prove that his behavior was incorrect, but more importantly, to convey a spirit that the purpose of the Communist Party members fighting the world was not to gain greater power, but to better let the people live a happy life.