General Zheng Weishan wants to visit you, is it convenient for you to see?
** Mentioning the name "Zheng Weishan", he immediately opened his eyes, looked at the ceiling, sighed deeply, and said, "I'm sorry, I really don't have the face to see him .......""So, who is Zheng Weishan?
Why do you say you don't have the face to see him? What secrets and reasons are hidden behind all this? This problem that has plagued ***'s life may only be solved by himself.
The people of Dabie Mountain are notoriously hard-headed, they are courageous, knowledgeable, and fearless. And Zheng Weishan is such a typical representative. His father was the chairman of the village soviet, and for as long as he can remember, he and his friends have been delivering letters for his father.
At the age of 13, he was selected as a Young Pioneer for his outstanding performance. However, the good times did not last long, and the Kuomintang soon began to carry out a "clean-up" of the local area by burning, killing and looting, and Zheng Weishan's father and uncle died heroically.
In the face of the terrible "White Terror", Zheng Weishan was fearless and resolutely chose to join the Red Army to avenge his relatives.
Zheng Weishan is a revolutionary martyr, he joined the Communist Party when he was young, served as the deputy instructor of the Red Guards, and performed well on the battlefield, becoming a herald of ***.
Due to his courage and courage, he was promoted to political commissar of the 9th Division of the 27th Army of the Red Army. His courage and bravery were praised by the soldiers in the army, and he became a fierce general. Under his leadership, the 89th Division of the 30th Army and the 88th Division, the main force of the Red Fourth Front Army, displayed a fighting style of "close, fast, fierce, and ruthless."
In the battle of the Yellow Cat Dumb and the night attack on Erlang Mountain, he led his troops to annihilate a large number of enemies. In 1936, he led the 88th Division to follow the Western Route Army to the west, and participated in the battles of Shilipu and Yongchang.
Although the Western Route Army suffered heavy losses, at a critical juncture, he was ordered to organize the men in the division who could fight, and desperately blocked the enemy at Liyuankou. He took the lead and braved hardships and dangers until the troops were dispersed and he was wounded and fell into a coma.
His heroic deeds deserve to be remembered and admired forever.
This battle made Zheng Weishan unforgettable in his life, he was rescued by three brothers in a small village at the foot of Qilian Mountain, only to avoid the search of Ma Jiajun and return to Yan'an. On the way back to Yan'an, he cried as he walked, determined to avenge his comrades.
In September 1948, Zheng Weishan took the initiative to participate in the Lanzhou Campaign, which was the last battle to liberate the northwest and the last chance for him to avenge his comrades who died on the way to the west.
Ma Bufang's son Ma Jiyuan was stationed in Lanzhou, and even said that he would let *** fall under the city of Lanzhou. In the face of Ma Jiyuan's provocation, he responded calmly and made careful arrangements.
The 63rd Army led by Zheng Weishan was responsible for attacking the Doujiashan position, which was extremely strong, but it aroused his fighting spirit. After a fierce battle, the 63rd Army led by Zheng Weishan successfully occupied the Doujiashan position and completely opened the east gate of Lanzhou.
After the war, the fighters began to clean up the battlefield. Looking at the desolation in front of him, Zheng Weishan took a deep breath, and then rode to a hill outside Lanzhou City.
He looked in the direction of the Hexi Corridor, slowly took off his hat, and bowed deeply: "Comrades, I, Zheng Weishan, have returned, I have avenged you, rest in peace!" ”
This is a general's deep regret and incomparable guilt and nostalgia for the sacrificed soldiers. Although he avenged the soldiers, the war of the Western Route Army from the autumn and winter of 1936 to the spring of 1937 became a knot in his heart that he could not untie for ...... rest of his lifeDuring special times, he tried to stabilize the situation.
In 1966, the Capital Guard Working Group, which was directly led by ***, was established, and Zheng Weishan was transferred to work in this group because of his outstanding performance during the war years. After taking office, he fulfilled his duties and successfully completed the tasks assigned to him.
Comrade Zheng Weishan is a high-ranking general of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and former acting commander of the Beijing Military Region. With his outstanding wisdom and firm conviction, he ensured the safety of the party and state leaders and the vast number of young students, and was highly praised by the chairman and the prime minister.
Especially in January 1967, the premier personally announced his appointment as acting commander of the Beijing Military Region, making him an important military leader in the defense of the capital and ***.
Even in the face of many disturbances and pressures, he always adhered to his original aspiration and regarded the stability of the troops as the top priority, thus effectively preventing the infiltration and sabotage of hostile forces.
At a time when the situation at home and abroad is becoming increasingly grim, Comrade Zheng Weishan has displayed his outstanding military ability and lofty moral character. When foreign hostile forces were massing a million-strong army on the northern border of our country and preparing for a nuclear attack on our country, he personally visited the front line of border defense four times, regardless of his personal safety, and held his position together with his troops, successfully thwarting the enemy's conspiracy.
This firm determination and fearless courage have won the admiration and respect of the broad masses of the people. In the torrent of history, Comrade Zheng Weishan has always adhered to principles, put the interests of the country and the people first, and made major contributions to the defense of national defense and national defense.
His spirit and deeds will forever be engraved in our hearts and inspire us to work hard for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
After receiving the order, Zheng Weishan first arranged for people to be on duty around the tomb of King Zhongshan, and then he stressed: "At all times, military projects must fully cooperate with archaeological excavations, and as long as the archaeologists need it, we must do our best to help......In addition to this, he was also present at the scene and put in place more comprehensive protection measures.
Due to his great attention and careful arrangement, the tomb of King Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty was successfully excavated, and the cultural relics buried for more than 2,000 years have been well protected.
Later, experts identified that there are more than 2,800 cultural relics in the tomb of King Zhongshan, including extremely precious golden jade clothes, Changxin Palace lamps and so on. Zheng Weishan was therefore highly praised by leaders and experts such as Guo Moruo.
Zheng Weishan, a former deputy to the Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of China and commander of the Beijing Military Region, was forced to leave the center of power at the North China Conference in January 1971 and was assigned to work on a farm in Anhui for eight years until 1979, when he returned to Beijing.
Despite this, he never forgot his former comrades-in-arms and old chiefs. In 1980, when he heard that *** was hospitalized due to illness, Zheng Weishan decided to visit him, but out of politeness, he first called ***'s secretary and asked if *** was free.
Although *** had just fallen asleep, Zheng Weishan still said that he wanted to wait for news from the secretary.
The secretary gently pushed open the door of *** and found that he was closing his eyes to recuperate, and decided to wait until he was rested before reporting. However, the sound of the door opening alarmed *** He asked, "What happened?"
Is there an emergency? The secretary replied: "Xu Shuai, Comrade Zheng Weishan wants to see you, I told him that you are still resting, do you need to meet him?" Hearing Zheng Weishan's name, ** slowly opened his eyes, sighed softly and said, "Alas, how can I still have the face to see him now......."The secretary bowed his head silently after hearing this, he knew that this matter was not ***'s fault.
It turned out that although Zheng Weishan had returned to Beijing last year, his life and work problems had not been properly resolved, and the life of the family was very difficult. Therefore, he had to write to ***, hoping to get help from the old chief.
Although the older generation of revolutionaries never go through the back door, they will pay special attention to special situations. Zheng Weishan is a typical example. After he wrote a letter asking for help, he immediately wrote to the General Political Department to express his respect for Comrade Zheng Weishan and hoped that the organization could solve the difficulties for him.
However, despite being the vice premier, Zheng Weishan's problem has not been resolved. **After learning about this, he was very angry, and immediately called the relevant departments**, asking them to solve Zheng Weishan's problem as soon as possible, and questioning their work efficiency.
The relevant department admitted his mistake and said that he was sorry for it, Xu Shuai, please calm down, and we will deal with this problem as soon as possible. **Feeling distressed because he couldn't help his old subordinates, at this time, Zheng Weishan hit ** wanted to see him, and he felt very guilty, so he would say things like "I don't have the face to see him".
After continuous urging, Zheng Weishan's problem was solved. When he learned that the old chief cared so much about his affairs, he was moved to tears, and he didn't know how to thank the old chief.
Zheng Weishan, who joined the Communist Party in 1930 and persisted for 70 years, wrote a letter to the party organization until his death, hoping to give the saved medical expenses to those in need, expressing his love for the motherland and his expectation for Taiwan's return.
After his death, he hoped that there would be no memorial service and a farewell ceremony for the remains, and that the ashes would be scattered on Dabie Mountain, and the corpses would be given to the medical unit for study. He was a selfless Communist Party member who always loved his homeland.