At the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China in June 1945, Chen Geng was elected as an alternate member. The term "alternate" may not be familiar to most people. So, what exactly is an alternate? After the meeting, Chen Geng asked three questions, which caused *** to cry and laugh. The story behind this scene reveals Chen Geng's humorous side and reflects his unique style in the revolutionary process.
Chen Geng is known for his lively and cheerful personality and is known as the "humorous general" in the People's Liberation Army. He was once evaluated by the ** marshal as "like a magnet, humorous, able to unite the majority of people to make a revolution together". However, his humor made others steal the limelight at the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China. During the meeting, his questions sparked a burst of laughter and lightened the whole atmosphere.
However, in addition to humor, Chen Geng has many admirable qualities. Coming from a martial arts family, he studied martial arts with his grandfather since he was a child, showing outstanding military talent. During the Long March, Chen Geng was appointed as the head of the cadre regiment directly under the command of the Military Commission, and he showed outstanding command skills in the battle of Tucheng, Guizhou, and led the troops to a major victory.
Chen Geng performed well in both the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, held a number of key positions, successfully commanded many important battles, and made significant contributions to the victory of the War of Liberation. In 1955, he was awarded the rank of general and became a bright star in the army.
However, Chen Geng is characterized not only by his military talents, but also by his unparalleled sense of humor and optimism. During his time at the Whampoa Military Academy, he was known for his unique acting talents, and even founded the "Blood Flower Drama Society", which won wide acclaim in the school.
During the Red Army, Chen Geng often used his humor to bring joy to his colleagues. At a banquet, he skillfully improved the food, which surprised and delighted Mr. Peng, and brought an unexpected fun to everyone.
Even at work, Chen Geng often uses humor to relieve tension. At an important meeting, he used humorous words to successfully resolve the dispute between *** and other senior generals, and made an important contribution to the smooth progress of the meeting.
However, despite Chen Geng's reputation for optimism and humor, his life has not been easy. After the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, he undertook the task of establishing the Harbin Military Engineering Institute, and although his health was getting weaker and weaker, he still insisted on working while sick, and despite the advice of doctors, he cultivated a large number of valuable military talents for the country.
In the end, Chen Geng died of a heart attack at the age of 58. However, his spirit will always remain in people's hearts, and his optimistic humor and selfless dedication will always inspire future generations.
Chen Geng, he is not only a heroic general, but also the embodiment of a humorous and optimistic personality. Let us always remember this great general and pay tribute to him!
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