In 1949, ** led the First Field Army into the northwest, swept the Majia Army all the way, and finally assembled on the front line of Jiuquan, Gansu, preparing to march into Xinjiang. At the same time, ** is in full swing to carry out the peaceful liberation of Xinjiang, actively liaising with Tao Zhiyue and forming a trend of a large army to press the border. On September 25, 1949, Tao Zhiyue led the three integrated divisions of the 1st Cavalry Division, the 42nd Division, and the 78th Division of Xinjiang, with a total of about 100,000 officers and soldiers, to revolt and successfully realize the peaceful liberation of Xinjiang. However, after the liberation of Xinjiang, a lot of work still needs to be done. Therefore, **urgent order*** and Tao Zhiyue to discuss the matter of entering Xinjiang, and the two sides discussed the relevant situation through telegrams every day. It was finally agreed to meet in Jiuquan on October 5. When Tao Zhiyue first saw *** and **, he was still a little nervous in his heart, but when he arrived in Jiuquan, ** and ** had been waiting outside the city for an hour to welcome his arrival. Tao Zhiyue got out of the car to tidy up his clothes, saluted *** with a standard military salute, and said that he would lead 100,000 officers and soldiers to pay tribute to ***.
**and** warmly hugged Tao Zhiyue, which made him feel very moved. Subsequently, the three of them walked into the war room of the command post together and began to discuss the entry of the PLA into Xinjiang. Tao Zhiyue reported the current situation, matters that need attention, and the most important problems to be solved to *** and **, and the two listened carefully and put forward their own ideas. The three of them talked for a whole afternoon, and in the blink of an eye, it was time for dinner. ** Propose to eat first and then work, so everyone stands up and prepares to eat. However, Mr. Peng did not follow, but motioned for everyone to sit down, and said: "Commander-in-Chief Tao led the Xinjiang officers and soldiers to revolt and return to the arms of our People's Liberation Army, and I have a big gift for him." Everyone laughed and sat down one after another, looking forward to what "big gift" Mr. Peng was going to give. Tao Zhiyue was particularly curious, because he knew that the cadres of the Communist Party were very honest and rarely gave gifts, and now suddenly Mr. Peng said that he would give him a big gift, and he couldn't help but guess what this gift would be.
At this time, Mr. Peng stood up with a smile, asked the staff to bring a document bag, took out a letter from it, and handed it to Tao Zhiyue. Tao Zhiyue took the letter and read it, looking at it, tears couldn't help but flow. At that moment, he didn't know what to say, but he had a lot to say, so he excitedly shook ***'s hand and said repeatedly: "Thank you, thank you, Commander-in-Chief Peng, my heart can finally be put down!.""So, what did you write about this letter to Tao Zhiyue?Why did Tao Zhiyue get so excited?**I didn't know the content of the letter, so I took it and looked at it, only to see that the letter read: "According to Mr. Peng's instructions, after many inquiries, we have found the wife and children of General Tao Zhiyue hiding in the countryside of Chongqing, and they have been properly protected. It turned out that although General Tao Zhiyue was in Xinjiang, his family stayed in Chongqing, so when he led the Xinjiang officers and soldiers to revolt, he was very worried that Chiang Kai-shek would retaliate against his family.
When Mr. Peng learned the news, he entrusted the comrades of the troops in Sichuan to find Tao Zhiyue's family and protect it well, and notify him as soon as there was news. Just the day before Mr. Peng met with Tao Zhiyue, Mr. Peng received the letter and was very happy, so he gave it to Tao Zhiyue as a meeting gift. After Tao Zhiyue read the letter, he was very moved, he didn't expect that Mr. Peng would arrange it so thoughtfully and solve his worries!In the end, with the cooperation of Tao Zhiyue and others, the People's Liberation Army successfully entered Xinjiang, and Xinjiang ushered in the peaceful liberation. This is a real Mr. Peng, although he looks rude and uncivilized, but in fact he is delicate and very thoughtful, and he deserves the title of "General Peng"!After analyzing the key content of the articles sent by users, I rewrote the following article: Tao Zhiyue, a legendary figure in modern Chinese history. He led guerrilla activities in the Sino-Japanese War and fought fierce battles with the Japanese army many times.
During the War of Liberation, he also took an active part in the construction and military operations in the liberated areas. His deeds were widely circulated and he was hailed as "a legend of guerrilla warfare". Tao Zhiyue mentioned in his own account that he grew up in a poor peasant family, was nurtured by his father since he was a child, and had a deep understanding and feeling of the fate of the country and the suffering of the people. Later, he was trained at the Whampoa Military Academy, but because of his disagreement with Chiang Kai-shek's political stance, he finally chose to leave the army and return to his hometown to devote himself to the cause of national liberation. In the guerrilla leadership post, Tao Zhiyue showed extremely high military talent and leadership ability, and he was able to quickly formulate battle plans, accurately judge the enemy's situation, and lead the troops to carry out surprise attacks and ambushes, which caused the Japanese army to feel a great headache. Under his leadership, the guerrillas also actively organized the masses to carry out various anti-Japanese activities, bringing tangible benefits to the local people. After the victory of the Liberation War, Tao Zhiyue continued to participate in the construction of New China, and he held military and political leadership positions in the revolutionary base areas.
He has always been full of enthusiasm and confidence in China's modernization and the well-being of the people, and his deeds will forever be recorded in the annals of history and become a legend in China's modern history.