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In order to ensure the better development of the revolutionary ranks, extremely strict regulations were drawn up, and only by acting according to the regulations could the ranks develop in a benign direction, and the most important of all the regulations was to strictly follow the orders of the superiors. Not only for the revolutionary team, but also in other teams, battlefield disobedience is absolutely not allowed, but in the revolutionary team, Su Yu not only had disobedience, but also appeared more than once, and ** as an insider, Fei Dan did not stop it, and openly praised Commander Su for being full of courage. 
The most important thing is that ** has also become accustomed to this, just in the Battle of Fuzhou, ** and ** were still discussing whether to attack or retreat, and the news came back from the front line that Su Yu had led the team to retreat. **There is no angry performance at this, but instead says that this is not the first time, and it doesn't matter, so why can Su Yu be this exception?In fact, this is mainly because Su Yu can achieve unexpected results after every disobedience, and being able to win the battle is what he wants to see the most at that time. In 1934, the Red Seventh Army was ordered to march north, marching in the direction of Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Anhui and other provinces, not only to advocate the people to join the ranks of resistance against Japan during this period, but also to have strict arrival time requirements. What Su Yu didn't expect was that he would see in a paper material that every step of the next march plan had a strict schedule from start to end. When Su Yu saw such a strict request, he immediately realized that this was not feasible, and he would arrange it this way, mainly in the hope that by borrowing the Red Seventh Army, he could successfully attract the enemy's vanguard. 
Even if Su Yu was dissatisfied, he still led the team to march strictly according to the plan, but he did not expect that the commander of the corps would hand over the command to Su Yu because of an accident less than a day after setting off. At the same time, the Military Commission also sent a new battle plan, and all the previous plans were overturned, requiring the Red Seventh Army to march according to the new plan. Su Yu led the team to attack several times, but there was no progress, and his own ** was getting bigger and bigger. Seeing this, Su Yu decided not to act according to the plan anymore, and to make a plan according to the actual situation, he decided to retreat to preserve the strength of the team and avoid causing more unnecessary **. He knew that this decision to disobey on the battlefield could ruin his future at any time, but he insisted on it. In the end, under Su Yu's insistence, the strength of the Red Seventh Army was preserved, and if there was no Su Yu at that time, perhaps the Red Seventh Army would have been buried in Fuzhou. A few years later, Su Yu again had the same act of disobedience, which was already the time of the civil war. 
Regarding how the East China Field Army will fight next, ** worked out a battle plan with **, ** is extremely optimistic about this plan, believing that if the implementation is smooth, Nanjing can be taken in a very short time. At this time, Su Yu had not yet obtained the battle plan of **, but he himself used the information collected from the Central Plains to formulate a new strategic vision, and then submitted it to **. Su Yu's view was that a tug-of-war with the Kuomintang should be waged in the Central Plains, concentrating forces to destroy a large number of enemy troops and inflicting heavy losses on them. However, he asked Su Yu to cross the river and go south, and repeatedly emphasized the necessity of such a battle. However, Su Yu hesitated at this time, he spent three days comparing the plan with his own strategic arrangement, and decided not to follow the plan of the Military Commission, insisting on staying in the Central Plains. *** was also extremely surprised by this, thinking that the battle plan he made with ** was the most in line with the current situation, why did Su Yu still insist on his own opinion. Su Yu adhered to his battle plan, repeatedly passed his combat ideas to **, and finally at an enlarged meeting, Su Yu had the opportunity to personally say his combat ideas, and finally persuaded ***
Su Yu's courage made the ** admire, of course, Su Yu's final combat strategy was presented in a very satisfactory way, proving that his combat strategy was the best plan. If there were any problems at that time, Su Yu might be severely punished, and it was precisely because of this that he said that Comrade Su Yu was full of courage, and he would never blame him for making assertions on the battlefield, believing that his courage and resourcefulness were what the revolutionary team really needed.