The history of the Changchun Uprising is indelible, but among them, some people were lucky to escape, and some people were poisoned by the ** forces. So, what kind of story is hidden behind the Changchun Uprising?
In 1937, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out, plunging the whole country into war and displacing people. The young and promising Zeng Zesheng actively responded to the call of the country and took the initiative to invite Ying to participate in the Anti-Japanese War.
Under the call of the state, Chiang Kai-shek resolutely stopped the civil war and worked hand in hand with the Communist Party to resist foreign enemies. With his outstanding command skills, Zeng Zesheng successfully led his squad to break out of the encirclement in many battles, so he was quickly promoted to regiment commander.
When the troops led by Zeng Zesheng suffered continuous fierce attacks by the Japanese army, the fortifications were destroyed by the enemy and had not had time to repair them. At the critical moment of life and death, Zeng Zesheng stood up, raised his gun and shouted, inspiring his soldiers not to give up and continue to fight.
The soldiers under the leadership of Zeng Zesheng stepped forward at the critical moment, engaged in a fierce battle with the Japanese and successfully repelled the enemy's attack. Zeng Zesheng was promoted for his outstanding achievements.
However, soon after, Chiang Kai-shek ordered the dispersal of the Dian army, which was weakened as a branch, and Zeng Zesheng's position was relatively reduced.
Zeng Zesheng was still expecting a change in Chiang Kai-shek's rule, but Chiang Kai-shek's actions deeply hurt the hearts of the Dian army. The Northeast People's Liberation Army began to lay siege to the Dian army, and Zeng Zesheng was a commander who was both courageous and resourceful.
If he can join our party, he will definitely be able to give full play to his talents.
Therefore, for the bright future of the motherland and for the soldiers not to be victims of the war, Zeng Zesheng decided to lead the Dian army to launch an uprising. However, just as he was considering launching an uprising in Changchun, the deputy commander's ** asked him to send a regiment to attack the communist army.
Zeng Zesheng just sent a regiment casually and perfunctory, his heart now belongs to the Communist Party, and this practice is just to test the strength of the Seventh Army.
Zeng Zesheng was deeply surprised by the poor management of the Seventh Army, but this strengthened his determination to victory. In the evening, Zeng Zesheng convened several leaders to discuss the uprising, and they agreed.
So, Zeng Zesheng and others began to plan how to capture Li Chong and others in one fell swoop. Zeng Zesheng called Li Chong, falsely claiming that there was something important to discuss, and invited him to come to the meeting.
After Li Chong and the others came, they were all swept away and fell to the ground with heavy pressing.
Zeng Zesheng did not expect that Ouyang Wu had leaked the news of his uprising to Zheng Dongguo. Ouyang Wu was not motivated by the desire to maintain Chiang Kai-shek's regime, but by the fear that the Communists would harm him if the uprising succeeded.
However, Zheng Dongguo did not believe Ouyang Wu's remarks after receiving **, he trusted Zeng Zesheng's ability very much, after all, Zeng Zesheng had led the Kuomintang army to win many wonderful battles and made great achievements.
In contrast, Ouyang Wu's words were more like deliberately sowing discord.
Zeng Zesheng and Ouyang Wu launched an uprising, but it backfired, and Ouyang Wu's whistleblowing behavior was revealed.
General Xu Haidong was loyal to the Kuomintang, but he had his own revolutionary path, just like Zeng Zesheng. In 1925, in the face of the turbulent situation in the country, he did not hesitate to decide to go to Wuchang to participate in the Great Revolution, hoping to contribute to the cause of the reunification of the motherland.
He honorably joined the Communist Party because of the unique military talent he showed in the organization. Therefore, the organization decided to send him to the 2nd Division in Hubei to systematically study military theoretical knowledge.
Xu Haidong studied hard in the Second Division, never slackened, and was able to train unremittingly no matter how cold or hot it was. He often got up early in the morning to practice martial arts, and constantly honed his horseback riding and shooting skills under the scorching sun.
His military theory grades were among the best in his class, demonstrating a high level of professionalism. Therefore, in just one year, he was promoted from an ordinary soldier to a sergeant squad leader, becoming a role model for his classmates.
In the midst of the turmoil, Xu Haidong read military books and found that the old army was rotten and had drawbacks. Therefore, he decided to leave the warlord army, believing that it was no longer the righteous and courageous organization it once was.
In 1926, Xu Haidong successfully broke away from the warlord army and became famous for his outstanding military prowess. Soon after, he was favored by the head of the National Revolutionary Army and became the ** platoon commander of the 34th Regiment.
Xu Haidong joined the Northern Expedition with a large army, and on the battlefield he distinguished himself with his outstanding command skills, brave and good at fighting, and good use of the art of war, especially in the Battle of Tingsi Bridge.