Su Yu died of illness in 84, and there were 4 army leaders standing in front of the body at the fune

Mondo History Updated on 2024-02-19

This heroic and majestic poem "Half a lifetime of career between horses, riding a handsome man without getting off the saddle." ** Roaring like a drum, guns and bullets whistling like a piano talking. "From the hands of our protagonist General Su Yu, it is a true portrayal of his life as a horse.

He gradually grew from an ordinary soldier to the head of the founding generals, the Soviet-Chinese seven battles and seven victories were famous all over the world, three times "courageous and straightforward" to promote the Huaihai Campaign, commanded the annihilation of 550,000 enemies, and showed his outstanding military talent.

The news that General Su Yu, who was invincible on the battlefield, was defeated by ruthless years and illnesses and passed away on February 5, 1984, shocked the whole country, and many of the founding fathers attended his funeral with heavy hearts.

In the funeral, the most touching and commemorative one was the most moving, that is, Yang Shangkun, Yang Dezhi, and Zhang Aiping stood in front of the body of General Su Yu in turn, with solemn and serious expressions, and felt extremely sad about the departure of the father of the republic.

General Su Yu, who had no regular military academy training, relied on his outstanding military command ability and strategic vision to win unexpected victories again and again in the War of Liberation.

Every time he fights and wins, people are amazed. **After hearing this, he said to Liu Yalou: "General Su Yu fought the battle of the gods. Although it is different from the ** who graduated from the Whampoa Military Academy, Su Yu's experience is equally colorful.

He participated in the Nanchang Uprising, and then followed ** and other leaders to Jinggangshan and successfully joined forces. Since then, he has been following Zhu and Mao around the battlefield, learning their military command essence and strategic vision from actual combat.

On the battlefield of the War of Liberation, General Su Yu, with his unique military wisdom and firm conviction, fought countless classic battles and won the love and respect of the people.

His legendary story will always be remembered.

Su Yu's military talent gradually manifested itself in battle, and when he was a company commander, he led three soldiers to successfully capture hundreds of reactionary enemies. His extraordinary courage and outstanding command ability enabled him to make many meritorious achievements, and at the age of 23, he became the commander of the 64th Red Division.

When the Kuomintang reactionaries first carried out "encirclement and suppression" of the ** Soviet area, the Red Army adopted the tactic of luring the enemy into depth, hoping to lead the enemy into the depths of the Soviet area and destroy it.

Zhang Huizan, the commander of the enemy's 18th Division, was carried away by the false victory and went deep alone. In order to confirm the accuracy of the intelligence, Su Yu disguised himself as a company deputy of the enemy's 50th Division and bravely infiltrated Zhang Huizan's troops.

Through his conversations with the petty officers, he learned that Zhang Huizan was anxious to win and had ordered the whole division to move forward at full speed.

After Zhang Huizan returned to the division headquarters, Su Yu immediately reported the information to *** and **, and suggested that the main force be ambushed in Longgang and wait for an opportunity to annihilate Zhang Huizan's department. **He** agreed with this plan, and sent a force to carry out a feint attack, fighting and retreating, luring Zhang Huizan's troops into Longgang.

Zhang Huizan looked at the Red Army that was "fleeing in the wilderness", beaming with pride, and ordered the troops to pursue and kill with all their might. However, when he led his troops into Longgang, he saw three signal flares rising in the air and the sound of guns and cannons in the dense forest on the hillside, and he realized that he was in an ambush surrounded by mountains on all sides, and became a turtle surrounded in an urn.

Immediately afterward, after a fierce strafing fire, countless Red Army soldiers rushed out of the jungle and rushed like tigers towards the enemy who had lost their fighting spirit.

In the Longgang ambush, our army defeated more than 1,000 enemy troops and captured more than 8,000 people, including Zhang Huizan. **Spoke highly of Su Yu's commanding skills and happily wrote:"In the next anti'Encirclement and suppression'During the battle, Su Yu was personally led by the leader of the ** in every battle. He quickly advanced his military skills and discovered the basic laws of warfare, which played a key role in his later independent operations. "

In July 1934, the Red Seventh Army Corps, as the advance team of the anti-Japanese army in the north, bravely and fearlessly marched to Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Anhui regions.

Su Yu, the chief of staff of the legion, assisted the corps commander to find Huaizhou, fought alone, and survived tenaciously in the heavy encirclement of the enemy, without flinching. However, due to the erroneous command of Li De and others, the Red Seventh Army was forced to engage in an encounter with Wang Yaowu's Buyi Brigade at Tanjiaqiao.

The heroic Xun Huaizhou died heroically, and the commander of the 21st Division, Hu Tiantao, was unfortunately captured, and only Su Yu led hundreds of people to successfully break through. After arriving in the Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Soviet regions, Su Yu founded the Red Army Advance Division on the basis of the advance team that had broken through the encirclement, and continued to fight for the cause of national liberation.

He commanded the advance division to penetrate deep into Zhejiang, used flexible guerrilla tactics to contain a large number of enemy troops, and effectively supported the strategic operations of the main Red Army. However, during one battle, the only radio station of the advancing division was destroyed by the enemy, and contact with ** was lost from then on.

Su Yu vividly implemented the party's "16-character principle" strategic thinking, and began a three-year arduous independent operation surrounded by the enemy. Although he has lost contact with ** for a long time, Su Yu still relies on precise strategic vision and political sensitivity

On March 18, 1938, Su Yu led the growing Zhejiang-Fujian Border Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Corps to join the New Fourth Army and served as the acting commander of the second detachment. In the context of the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, Su Yu was responsible for destroying transportation behind enemy lines in accordance with the orders of the Third Theater of Operations.

Through many actions, Su Yu gradually grasped the law of the Japanese army's activities and decided to launch an ambush war. He successfully ambushed the Japanese convoy at Weigang, which greatly boosted the morale of the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians in the Jiangnan area, and the Japanese army Shosa Doi and dozens of his Japanese soldiers were also annihilated in the battle.

In July 1940, he and Su Yu led the Jiangnan Command of the New Fourth Army to advance into northern Jiangsu and successfully opened up an anti-Japanese revolutionary base with Huangqiao as the center. However, Han Deqin, a diehard of the Kuomintang, ignored the current situation of foreign enemies and colluded with the Japanese puppets in an attempt to eradicate Chen and Su.

In order to defend the achievements of the anti-Japanese resistance, the New Fourth Army took the initiative to capture Jiangyan. However, considering the overall situation of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperating in the War of Resistance, Su Yu commanded the New Fourth Army to withdraw from this place on its own initiative. However, Han Deqin misunderstood the intentions of the New Fourth Army and considered it a sign of weakness, so he assembled 26 regiments to fight the New Fourth Army in a decisive battle.

At this time, the Japanese army also sat on the mountain to watch the tiger fight, blockaded the Yangtze River, and cut off the rear road of the New Fourth Army. Although Han Deqin's strength was six times that of the New Fourth Army, under Su Yu's outstanding command, the New Fourth Army successfully annihilated more than 11,000 enemy troops and eliminated the threat of the Kuomintang reactionaries to the New Fourth Army in Jiangnan.

After the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan, before the scars of the war had healed, Chiang Kai-shek had already planned to start a war. In June 1946, the Kuomintang launched a fierce attack on the major liberated areas, and a full-scale civil war broke out.

In the early days of the War of Liberation, the military commission suggested that the major liberated areas adopt guerrilla tactics and abandon their strongholds. However, Su Yu, deputy commander of the Central China Military Region, did not intend to carry out the instructions mechanically.

He believed that the mass foundation in the Soviet-Chinese liberated areas was good, and the local fighters had a strong fighting spirit to defend their hometowns. Therefore, he boldly proposed to take advantage of these advantages to fight several battles in the Soviet-central region, and then implement the policy of the ** Military Commission.

His suggestion was well-founded and ultimately approved. And Chiang Kai-shek sent his right-hand man Li Mo'an to lead 120,000 troops to attack the central Soviet region. Although Su Yu's Central China Field Army only had 30,000 people, and the equipment was not as good as that of the ** equipped with American weapons, he was not afraid and decided to take the initiative to attack the 83rd Division, which had the strongest combat effectiveness of the enemy.

The Battle of Xuantai broke out, and General Su Yu led 15 regiments to outwit the well-armed ones.

Five. Ten. VI. Fifty-seventh Regiment. After learning the news, General Li Mo'an immediately divided his troops into three routes, trying to annihilate the Central China Field Army while it was weak.

However, unexpectedly, none of the three armies were able to meet General Su Yu at Taixing. It turned out that General Su Yu had already expected that General Li Mo'an would reinforce, so he only left part of his troops to make a feint attack in Taixing, and he himself led the main force to set up an ambush in Rugao, a hundred miles away.

The enemy 49th Division, which came to reinforce it, was caught off guard and was completely annihilated by the Central China Field Army, which was also the victory of the Gaonan Campaign in World War II. Although Hai'an was eventually lost, the main force of the Central China Field Army had finished recuperating at this time, and they launched the Battle of Fort Lee.

When the news of Fort Lee's attack came, General Li Mo'an immediately dispatched troops to reinforce him, but he was ambushed by the People's Liberation Army again, destroying more than 8,000 enemies.

Li Mo'an's many attacks in the liberated areas failed, because he was in a desperate situation in the people's war. Many people actively provided intelligence and support to the PLA, but Li Mo'an knew nothing about it and could only be led by the nose.

Su Yu then launched a number of battles, such as the Dingyan and Linzi battles and the Shao Bo, such as the Huanglu battles. Due to the very high intensity and frequency of the war in Shandong, the ** Military Commission decided to merge the two field armies of Central China and Shandong into the East China Field Army, and Su Yu became the deputy commander of Huaye.

The Kuomintang army amassed 300,000 troops in an attempt to eliminate the main force of Huaye. But Su Yu was good at odd warfare, and he pretended that the main force was advancing westward, while the real main force was going north to besiege Laiwu.

On 20 February, Huaye launched an all-out assault on Laiwu.

After three days and nights of fierce fighting, Hua Ye successfully annihilated 70,000 enemy troops, including Li Xianzhou, the deputy commander of Lieutenant General **. Subsequently, Su Yu led Huaye to successfully annihilate one of the five main forces - Zhang Lingfu's integrated 74th Division in the Battle of Menglianggu.

Then, they conquered Kaifeng City, captured Suiqi and captured Shou Nian, captured Jinan and captured Wang Yaowu alive, etc., a series of wonderful battles are amazing. In order to be able to launch this decisive battle, Su Yu made three bold and direct statements, and finally succeeded in changing the original strategic layout of the ** Military Commission.

After 66 days of fierce competition, Su Yu calmly commanded and defeated 800,000 ** with 600,000 PLA troops, annihilating a total of 55 enemy troops50,000 people. In 1955, Su Yu was awarded the rank of general and became the first of the ten generals of the Republic.

His military prowess and strategic vision made him highly respected.

Because of his physical condition, Su Yu was unable to directly participate in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, but his outstanding military command ability was highly recognized by the ** Military Commission, and he was appointed chief of the General Staff to guide the volunteer army from the long-range strategic level.

During Su Yu's illustrious military career, he was wounded many times, and these injuries caused him great pain. However, on February 5, 1984, the legendary general died of illness at the age of 87.

Following his last wishes, his remains were cremated. The only thing left was three pieces of shrapnel, which was the real cause of his frequent headaches. After learning of this bad news, many of the living founding fathers came to attend Su Yu's funeral.

In front of the body of General Su Yu, Yang Shangkun, Yang Dezhi, and Zhang Aiping stood one after another to say their final goodbyes to the great father of the republic.

The four chiefs, Yang Shangkun, Yang Dezhi, and Zhang Aiping, attended the farewell ceremony together when Su Yu died. Yang Shangkun, executive vice chairman of the Military Commission, came to pay his respects in person; **The director of the General Political Department came to say goodbye in person, demonstrating the respect of the General Political Department for Su Yu.

Yang Dezhi is a fellow villager with Su Yu, and has worked together as the chief of the General Staff, and has a deep relationship; Zhang Aiping has the deepest relationship with Su Yu, and the two often cooperate in battles and have a deep friendship.

The four of them looked solemn and stared sadly at Su Yu's body, a pure soldier, even if his life was over, he was still wearing a straight military uniform.

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