In 1955, when the Cuban Foreign Minister visited China, he was in charge of receiving the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
In order to let the guests fully feel the warmth of China, ** specially arranged the reception location next to the swimming pool in Zhongnanhai. After the banquet, **, who drank some wine, felt a little sleepy, and it happened that *** was not in Zhongnanhai at the time, so he went to ***'s bedroom to rest.
After resting for a while, ** couldn't help but sigh, the chairman is the chairman, and no one can compare with him.
Mr. Chen always expressed such feelings because he and the chairman have a deep friendship and mutual trust. The relationship between them is not always harmonious, but in important moments, they can always face difficulties and challenges together by understanding and tolerating each other.
* He is one of the top ten marshals of our country, and he has made great contributions to the establishment of New China. He has a hearty and steady personality and is deeply respected and trusted by everyone.
However, even in an excellent military leader like him, there are some contradictions and run-ins. Su Yu, known as the "God of War", is a genius in his tactical arrangement, but he feels powerless in logistics and political work.
He has said more than once that without Mr. Chen's support and help, he may not even be able to fight. This is because he is well aware of the complexity and importance of war, and he not only understands military strategy, but also knows how to stabilize the rear and provide the necessary support to the front.
In addition to Su Yu, there is also a deep emotion between ** and ***. The relationship between the two of them was not always harmonious, but they both deeply understood the value and importance of each other.
They have had moments of pin-to-needle faces, but in the end, they were able to resolve their differences and reach a consensus through communication and understanding. In general, Mr. Chen always expressed such feelings because he was well aware of the complexity and importance of interpersonal relationships.
Understanding and inclusion are very important, both at the individual and national levels. It is only through mutual understanding and respect that true friendship and trust can be established and difficulties and challenges can be faced together.
In 1929, the Red 4th Army held its Seventh Congress in Fujian. ** There were disagreements with Mr. Zhu on some issues at the meeting, and both sides resolutely refused to give in and argued directly at the meeting.
Most of the people present remained silent, but Mr. Chen stepped forward and criticized them unreservedly, pointing out their shortcomings. Mr. Chen did not have an opinion on them, but he was convinced of the concept of "peace is precious", and did not want to see comrades in the same trench disunited because of differences.
When voting for the position of former party secretary, Mr. Chen won with a high vote, which resonated with the audience. However, ** and Mr. Zhu were warned and punished for misconduct at the conference.
This made *** very dissatisfied, and angrily left the garrison of the Red Fourth Army and went to the Jiaoyang area to recuperate. Mr. Chen felt very helpless about this, so he reported the matter to **.
After the leader learned about it, he severely criticized it, and emphasized that the Red Fourth Army must be led by *** and Mr. Zhu, and the position of the former party secretary can only be held by ***.
* Immediately write a letter to invite the chairman to return and preside over the overall situation. However, the Chairman was still hesitant to return. For this matter, the chairman was most angry not because he lost his position or was punished, but because of his "wrong concept".
The chairman has a sharp insight into the political situation and can always hit the nail on the head, while ** is more inclined to meet the source from all sides and make money in harmony, which makes the chairman particularly dissatisfied. If this happens to others, there may be estrangement, but ** is always a hearty person who knows his mistakes and changes.
After learning about his problem, ** sincerely admitted his mistake in the letter, not only asking the chairman to come back to preside over the overall situation, but also inviting him to continue to supervise himself so as not to make mistakes again in the future.
The sincere communication allowed the chairman to dispel his misunderstanding of the Red Fourth Army and apologize for his inappropriate attitude. The two met frankly, which not only resolved possible leadership conflicts, but also deepened their friendship.
Subsequently, the need for a transfer is raised to avoid disagreements affecting work. The chairman was firmly opposed, believing that ** should not leave the Red Fourth Army and should stay here.
In 1930, a number of erroneous "left-leaning ideas" appeared within the Red Army, and many comrades were implicated, including **. In the face of these injustices, ** was full of grievances and confusion in his heart, but he could not defend it, because these people did not want to listen to his explanations at all.
Just when he felt lost and helpless, he remembered the wisdom and greatness of ***. So, he immediately wrote to *** for help. Touched by the unconditional support for his decision and without asking for any reason.
This trust and support brings tears to my eyes every time I think about it.
During that difficult period in 1933, ** suffered political setbacks, mental malaise, and poor health. Every time he was in a conference, his situation was very embarrassing, and the people around him were often silent, only **dared to speak out and firmly supported***
*'s move is undoubtedly a relief in the snow, and his courage and determination are enough to reflect the deep friendship between the two. During the Long March, ** and *** led different teams, and due to the threat of the Kuomintang army, it was very difficult to communicate with each other.
Therefore, ** did not get in touch with *** for a long time, and it was not until 1937 that he saw ***'s report on Yan'an in a Hong Kong journal and regained *** news.
In the face of the war situation in various places, ** could not go to Yan'an, and this wait was ten years. In 1943, ** received an order to attend the Seventh Congress, and in order to meet his long-lost old friend, he resolutely crossed the blockade of many enemy areas, and the process was full of difficulties and dangers.
At the moment when the old friend reunited, **'s mood was very complicated, and after he finished reporting his work, he had a lot of things to say to ***, especially the grievances he had suffered in political work for many years.
However, before he could speak, ** pointed out the crux of the matter.
The President reminded us that the first principle of being a good statesman is not how to govern the country, but how to be patient. Whether it is a matter of size or a trivial detail, emotions cannot be easily used, and only by being rational and patient can we achieve true strength.
* The general deeply agreed with this, and took the chairman's words as a motto that he carried out for the rest of his life. We admire the genius of the President, whose poems are filled with both the grandeur of war and the depth of friendship.
The ** general also has deep poetry skills, and the two of them used the rhyme of poetry to express their emotions in the interval between wars.
The marshal was the first reader of the chairman's poems, and the two had a close exchange in the creation of poems. Under the leadership of the ** marshal, when the foreign guests visited, they also rested in the bedroom of ***.
In 1960, Cuba established diplomatic relations with China, and the Cuban Foreign Minister personally received him during his visit to China. The establishment of diplomatic relations between Cuba and China is of great significance to China.
In order to provide the Cuban Foreign Minister with the best experience of his visit, Comrade ** decided to set up the reception venue in Zhongnanhai. At this time, due to state affairs, he did not have any worries, and took the foreign minister to visit the banquet hall and gardens in Zhongnanhai in addition to the chairman's residence, and introduced to him that this is the chairman's office.
When he learned that he was about to visit the President's residence, the Cuban Foreign Minister was thrilled and felt extremely honored. On the way there, he had a very pleasant conversation with **, and after the luncheon, he was also sent off by **.
However, probably because of the excessive drinking at the banquet and the trouble of work, ** did not leave immediately after the banquet, but insisted on taking a nap in the chairman's bed.
Although Mr. Chen's attitude was relaxed, the staff at the chairman's residence felt very embarrassed. Zhongnanhai is the chairman's residence and place of work, and it is an exception for Mr. Chen to receive foreign guests, and now he is going to the chairman's bedroom to rest, which makes them very shocked.