At a conference in 1967, ** once said that some people had opposed me, but their opposition was wrong, and I am grateful for that. ** then interjected that I have opposed it twice in history *** smiled and replied that even if I oppose it three times, I will be willing to cooperate with you. What's going on behind this conversation?**Is it true that there have been two objections in history?The first time happened after the Jinggangshan meeting, the provincial party committee instructed to develop to southern Hunan and designated *** as the former party secretary. ** Opposed to this decision, because he believed that the enemy in southern Shonan was strong, several times stronger than ours, and the mass base was unstable, which was not conducive to the actions of the Red Army. He suggested staying in the Jinggangshan area. **and** also opposed going to Shonan, but due to the change in the situation, some soldiers from Shonan were reluctant to stay in Jinggangshan and insisted on returning to their hometown. As the enemy began to besiege Jinggang Mountain, ** and ** led their troops to jump into the outside line to fight. In this case, the Military Commission ordered a part of the troops to march to Shonan, but *** did not go to Shonan, so ** served as the secretary of the former party committee, and the duties that should have been assumed by *** were replaced by **. This is the first incident against *** that I often reflect on later.
The troops developed to southern Hunan and suffered huge losses, and it was only here that they realized the correctness of their military thinking. After withdrawing to Jinggangshan, after the election, ** still served as the former secretary of the Red Fourth Army, while ** was reappointed as the secretary general of the soldiers' committee. However, by 1929, huge divisions and contradictions arose within the Red Fourth Army. Some people believe that the power of the former committee is too centralized, and that it takes care of the work of the lower-level party departments, and even accuses the former committee of having a secretary and preferring paternalistic rule. These criticisms are clearly directed against the former party secretary. The Red Army at that time was still very young and immature in its thinking, and did not realize the importance of the principle of party command put forward by ***. They did not realize that the Red Army had to be placed under the absolute leadership of the party, and also under the absolute leadership of the former committee. At the same time, some people also criticized the secretary of the Central Military Commission, believing that the establishment of the Central Military Commission was actually practicing the doctrine of decentralization. Under such circumstances, the Red Fourth Army, presided over by **, held the Seventh National Congress. The atmosphere of the Seventh Congress is very tense, and all speech can be said freely, and some of the rhetoric is very intense. In the end, the conference did not adopt the correct proposition of ***, but criticized ***
The meeting decided to re-elect the former committee, and ** was elected as the secretary of the former committee, while *** lost by one vote. **Tolerance and open-mindedness** are deeply aware of the mistakes that they have twice opposed and tried to replace ***. At the Eighth National Congress of the Red Fourth Army, everyone unanimously advocated the restoration of the leadership of *** and wrote to him to ask him to come back. But *** said that if he did not clear the ambiguous **ism, he would never return. Eventually, ** had to write a letter in person inviting *** to return to the leadership position. ** Re-elected as the former secretary of the Party Committee at the Ninth National Congress of the Red Fourth Army and returned to a leading position. For the ** who once opposed and tried to replace him, he showed an extraordinary mind. He didn't drive ** away, but let him continue to stay by his side and cooperate. Even though he was deeply conflicted, he considered letting him work elsewhere, but he did not hesitate to say that you don't want to go anywhere, just here. **Always trusted**, and even appointed him as the acting commander of the New Fourth Army after the Southern Anhui Incident. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was trusted by the People's Republic of China, held important positions successively, and finally became the sixth marshal of the Republic. He even said that he would still work with him even if he opposed him for the third time.
**The reason why it is so inclusive is because everyone is a member of the Communist Party and a revolutionary comrade. After his death, it was temporarily decided to attend his memorial service in person. Standing in front of the portrait of **, **held the hand of **widow Zhang Qian and said, ** is a good comrade.