In 1955, the Military Council awarded 10 outstanding generals the title of "marshals". Of the top ten generals, the youngest is less than fifty, and the oldest is already in his last years.
**I still know a little bit about these ten marshals. However, from some specific historical sources, it can be found that the titles of these people are not consistent.
**Yes**, the three of them are all based on their surnames and are commensurate with "bosses", which is both simple and simple. Open this history book, we can easily see that the titles of these "CEOs" actually have great origins.
Boss Zhu. **Born in 1886, his qualifications are unquestionable based on the date he joined the Communist Party in 1922.
* Born into a tenant household, he deeply felt the exploitative nature of the feudal system at a very young age. ** In his early years, he participated in the alliance led by General Sun, when he was still studying at the Kunming Military Academy. In the war against Yuan Shikai's restoration and the war, his military leadership skills were gradually improved.
*It was on the recommendation of *** that he went to Germany in 1922 to join the Chinese Communist Party. After returning to his hometown, he participated in the Nanchang riots of 1927.
Technically, ** did not take on important military tasks in the early days of the revolution, he was only a division commander. However, when *** and *** and others were separated from the main force, ** stood up and used his strong revolutionary will to eliminate everyone's despair.
In the end, ** made contact with an officer, Fan Shisheng, and settled in Guangdong, preserving this precious revolutionary seed.
**In 1928, he met with ** for the first time in Jinggangshan. As soon as I saw him, I called him "Mr. Zhu".
First of all, ** is seven years older than ***, and he has a kind face, just like a natural "big brother". Secondly, ** led a seriously underarmed revolutionary team, went through hardships, and with absolute loyalty to the Communist Party, finally won the victory in the Jinggangshan rally, which contributed a lot.
As a result, the name "Mr. Zhu" has been used. Later, I said more than once that without Zhu, there would be no Mao, first there was Zhu, and then there was Mao.
Chairman Peng. **is a native of Xiangtan, Hunan, born in 1**8 years. It was only after the Pingjiang Uprising in 1928 that he joined our party's revolutionary troops.
Looking at the Red Army, the Eighth Route Army, the People's Liberation Army, the Volunteer Army, ** can fight, no one can doubt this. He didn't read much, he was educated in the academy for two years, and the rest was learned by himself when he grew up.
However, this did not affect his creation of brilliant achievements such as Longgang (prisoner Zhang Huizan), Caotaigang (prisoner), Zunyi (two attacks on Zunyi), as well as myths and stories such as the "Battle of the Hundred Regiments" (deputy commander).
**When he arrived at Jinggangshan at the end of 1928, he met his fellow villagers in Hunan. ** Special appreciation for his heroic and combative style, and called the dusty *** "Mr. Peng", which he has been calling for so many years.
Under the guidance of the military and political theory, he became the most loyal supporter of the army, and in his subsequent campaigns, the military theory of the army left a brilliant light on the battlefield.
In 1935, when I learned that the troops of *** had won a great victory in Wuqi Town, I happily wrote: "No one in the world can stop me, only I, General Peng." ”
Boss He. **Born in 1**6 years, in his early years, with "two kitchen knives" as the background, he set off a vigorous revolution. Although he participated in a Kuomintang unit at that time, after the failure of the Nanchang uprising, he resolutely joined the Red Army.
After the Nanchang Uprising, he launched the Xiangxi Uprising in Hubei and Hunan, participated in the formation of the Second Army, and established a new base in western Hunan.
After the Red Second Army and the Red Sixth Army converged, ** served as the commander-in-chief of the two armies together with Ren Bishi and others, providing strong support for the Long March of the Red Army.
In November 1936, in a cave in northern Shaanxi, he shook hands with **, expressed his gratitude, and praised him for bringing the enemy army to the height in front of him.
The reason why "Mr. He" is called ** may be because when ** was in an important position in the Northern Expeditionary Army, the two founding marshals of ** and *** were just small soldiers. A person who once led the generalissimo once is definitely qualified to be called a "boss".
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Chairman He assumed a leading position throughout the country and carried out great reform and development of competitive sports in New China.
Boss He died of hatred at a specific historical stage by reactionary forces. ** was deeply shocked by the unfair treatment he had received, and demanded several restores of his reputation.