Huang Kecheng was awarded the founding general, and he was highly evaluated. Throughout his life, he was loyal to the party, adhered to the truth, did not follow the crowd, abided by principles, and was strict with himself. In the early 80s of the 20th century, as the executive secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, he resolutely maintained the historical status of the first and the most advanced thoughts, which was moving.
In 1981, he published the article "On the Evaluation of *** and the Attitude to *** Thought", which was revised by *** and Hu Qiaomu and was considered very important.
Huang Kecheng and Hu Qiaomu are known as "the first pen of the Communist Party of China", and his writing is naturally needless to say. Huang Kecheng is still quite satisfied with the overall revision of this article, but there is one question he firmly disagrees with, he said: "I changed *** to '** comrade', which I am not used to, and I can't say it emotionally, or '** good." ”
After Hu Qiaomu received Huang Kecheng's opinion, he changed it back to "** title." **After learning of this situation, I also very much agree with Huang Kecheng's opinion. At the beginning of 1981, during the All-Army Political Work Conference, Secretary Huang Kecheng handed over the revised article to Hua Nan to inquire whether it could be published in the Jiefangjun Daily.
At that time, Hua Nan was in charge of the propaganda, culture, and news work of the whole army in the ** propaganda department. After reading the article carefully, Hua Nan thought that the article was well written, not only detailed in content, but also sincere in feelings, and a good article with lofty intentions and quite convincing, so it was quickly published.
As a well-known founding general, during the war years, Huang Kecheng was a soldier at the forefront of the charge; After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Huang Kecheng was the head of the General Logistics Department of the People's Liberation Army; In the early days of reform and opening up, Huang Kecheng was the executive secretary of the ** Discipline Inspection Commission of the Communist Party of China.
No matter what his status, Huang Kecheng is respected by people. Of course, for Huang Kecheng's ability, ** and *** both gave high praise. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in August 1945, Huang Kecheng quickly became aware of the situation at that time, and he believed that Chiang Kai-shek was actively preparing for a civil war, and our army must take precautions.
After the Kwantung Army in the Northeast was wiped out by the Soviet Army, Huang Kecheng immediately sent a telegram to the CCP, advocating that troops should be decisively sent to the Northeast. He proposed sending at least 50,000 men, preferably 100,000, and suggested that a respected army leader be sent to preside over the work in order to quickly create a general base area in the northeast and support the operation in Kannai.
He believed that Guannai should take the Jin, Sui, and Chacha regions as the first strategic base area, and the Shandong region as the second strategic base area, concentrate the main forces, and destroy the enemy. The other regions serve as satellites of these two strategic base areas, striving for victory in local decisive battles.
Although the CCP has decided to send troops to the northeast, no one has proposed to send 100,000 troops. Huang Kecheng was the first to come up with this idea and was appreciated by ***.
Therefore, after receiving the approval of the CCP, on September 19 of that year, it drafted instructions on the "Current Tasks and Strategic Deployment", formally put forward the strategic policy of "developing to the north and defending to the south", and decided to send troops to the northeast in a planned manner.
On September 23, 1949, Huang Kecheng received an order to lead his troops to the Northeast. Although his superiors proposed that his troops could rest in Shandong for a while, considering that his troops were far away from the northeast, Huang Kecheng directly refused, and he believed that he should immediately enter the northeast at this stage.
Huang Kecheng proposed to send a large number of troops to the northeast, ** affirmed this, and asked Huang Kecheng to let go and mobilize the masses. ** Emphasizing that only by mobilizing the masses can we establish a consolidated base in the northeast and defeat the offensive of the Kuomintang.
Huang Kecheng showed excellent leadership skills during his time in the Northeast and was trusted by ***. At the critical moment of the Pingjin Campaign, it was decided to put Huang Kecheng in charge of more important tasks, and three points would make him hold an important position, and he was appointed director of the Tianjin Military Management Committee and secretary of the Tianjin Municipal Party Committee.
Huang Kecheng, secretary of the Jichareliao Subbureau of the CPC, political commissar of the Jichareliao Military Region, and political commissar of the Second Forward Command Post of the Northeast Military Region, led a group of cadres to quickly enter the customs after receiving the organizational arrangements, and made full preparations for the liberation of Tianjin.
At the military management meeting after the liberation of Tianjin, he put forward the general policy of "taking over the construction of the government, stabilizing order, restoring production, and carrying out democratic reform." As a result of the effective measures, social order in Tianjin was quickly stabilized, factories and enterprises quickly resumed normal production, and students soon returned to school.
Soon, Huang Kecheng made a detailed report to the company on the process of receiving Tianjin and the lessons learned, which was highly praised by the company. ** Believe that this report has a good reference and demonstration role for other cities.
In May of that year, ** met Huang Kecheng at Xiangshan Shuangqing Villa. Since participating in the revolution, Huang Kecheng has rarely met with ***, but ***'s influence on him is subtle.
Now that he can finally report to *** in person, Huang Kecheng is extremely excited.
Tianjin and Hunan have their own characteristics, and Tianjin's experience cannot be completely copied to Hunan, and for the next work, we still need to give instructions from the chairman. ”
When encountering problems, think more and discuss more, ask for more instructions and report more. Proceed from reality in everything, implement policies in connection with the actual situation, and explore a new way. This is the dialogue between Huang Kecheng and ***, and it is also Huang Kecheng's attitude towards work.
During his tenure as secretary of the provincial party committee in Hunan, Huang Kecheng led Hunan's social stability and rapid economic recovery, and became the founder of the new Hunan. In 1952, the third general pointed to him and appointed him as the deputy chief of the general staff of the ** Military Commission and the head of the General Logistics Department.
In the following years, Huang Kecheng held important positions in the army and the country, won the honor of the founding general, and was elected as a member and secretary at the Eighth Congress of the Communist Party of China.
Mr. and Mrs. Wong took over the post of Chief of General Staff in August 1958, and his position became more and more important and his work became more and more important. However, after the Lushan Conference in July 1959, all of Wong's positions were abolished, and he began to read books extensively.
Until December 1978, at the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Huang Kecheng was co-opted as a member of the Communist Party of China and was elected as the executive secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission.
At this time, Huang Kecheng was in his eighties, his physical condition was not good, and he was almost blind in both eyes. However, in these last seven years, he has done a lot of fruitful work for the fate of the party and the country.
In the process, he found that there were some people in the party and society who had different views on *** and *** ideas, and he realized that this was a serious problem that must be properly dealt with as soon as possible.
Huang Kecheng believes that the correct treatment of *** and *** ideology, "This is a fundamental issue for our party and country." After careful consideration, he delivered a long speech on November 27, 1980 at the meeting of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection on "On the Question of Attitude towards the Evaluation of *** and the Ideology of ***".
This speech was widely circulated within the party, and part of it became an article that we see today.
Huang Kecheng, a staunch communist fighter, has been indifferent to fame and fortune all his life, and has always maintained a hard and simple attitude towards life. In his later years, he was greatly affected by an important matter, but he did not complain, but faced it calmly.
He believed that as a member of the Communist Party, personal grievances were insignificant compared to the communist cause. He has been honest and honest all his life, and he does not allow his children and staff to do special things, even if his children need to use his car in an emergency.
He has repeatedly warned his children to rely on their own hard work to become talents, rather than relying on his "connections" and "back doors". He also has low requirements for his personal life, with a maximum of two dishes per meal, two more dishes if there are guests, and he also devotes a part of his salary every month to support the bereaved families of martyrs.
Finally, he died in Beijing on December 28, 1986, at the age of 84. His spirit will always inspire us.
General Huang Kecheng adhered to the truth and was upright during his lifetime, and was wrongly criticized and attacked on many occasions for adhering to correct opinions, and was even removed from his post and demoted, but he always maintained the noble character of being upright and outspoken, selfless and fearless for the people.
At his memorial meeting, Yang Shangkun, member of the Politburo and vice chairman of the Military Commission, delivered a eulogy and spoke highly of him. We take this article to pay tribute to General Huang Kecheng!