One day in 1943, ** went to report to ***. **Let him talk**.
* But with a hesitant face, I said a word, I'm really afraid that the conversation will collapse.
What's going on? Is the general's majesty famous?
*Same as **Hunan fellow, one from Liling and one from Sangzhi. However, they did not know each other for a long time, **served as a general in the **Red Army, and ** was the commander-in-chief of the Red Second Front Army.
During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as the commander of the 120th Division, and ** was the chief of staff of the 385th Brigade, which was subordinate to the 129th Division. However, ** did not go to the front, the brigade headquarters of the 385 brigade and a regiment remained in the large rear, protecting *** and ***
In 1941, it was proposed that cadres should study for a period of time, and they entered the party school to study, and spent three years of study and life at the foot of the pagoda mountain until they graduated in 1944.
After graduating, ** faced with the problem of job assignment. **At that time, he was the commander of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningjin-Sui Joint Defense Army, and he considered transferring ** to the fifth branch of Kang University as the director of education.
The other leaders of the joint defense force, Li Jingquan and Tan Zheng, also greeted ** and expressed the hope that he could join them and do something together. ** and Li Jingquan and Tan Zheng are old acquaintances, and they think that ** will definitely agree. However, ** has its own ideas. As a general with martial arts, he has always been eager to resist Japan on the front line, and since the establishment of the Eighth Route Army, he has stayed in the rear, longing for a life of bullets and bullets.
In the face of the invitation of his old comrades-in-arms, ** said that he could only obey the organization's assignment. He decided to talk to *** about his views on dealing with the issue of the left-behind corps, especially on the issue of dealing with Comrade Xiao Jinguang.
Listened to his thoughts, carefully read the five opinions, and marked them.
In the end, **told** can go directly to ** talk to him, which solves his troubles.
*I am very grateful, but also appreciative of ***'s heartiness and humor.
Don't worry, He Lao is always an easy-going person, and he will never scare you. **Call me personally** and let me help you sort things out, which shows how amiable he is.
Don't be nervous, I'm sure you'll enjoy working with He. As soon as we met, Mr. He said to me with a smile, "Oh, my comradeship with He Huzi is terrible, so you have to come to me as a fellow countryman, and you have to let *** come forward to protect me personally."
Although I explained that I was not Mr. He's comrade, his smile and unrestrained atmosphere of conversation made me feel very pleasant. He respected my wishes and wanted me to go to the North China Front, but I wanted to go to the front even more.
Mr. He not only respected my wishes, but also left me for lunch, and personally explained that there were more spicy seeds in the room, which made me feel very intimate. He also asked me how well I stewed dog meat, and when he heard about it, he said he was looking forward to it.
I told him about the pot of stuffy dog meat, and he laughed and said that it was the same as fighting, and there was no one who would not win the battle when the time came. Although Mr. He didn't force me, I eventually went to the North China Front and became the chief of staff of Yang Luogeng's corps.
Many years later, I served as Minister of National Defense, thanks to the support and help of Mr. He.