Mao asked Deng what about Bai Jinlong
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Text: One day in 1936, a regular cadre meeting was being held. Halfway through the meeting, ** suddenly found that there was no cigarette in his pocket, so he looked at Deng Hua, a young man sitting next to him.
Deng Hua is an army general who is very admired, young and promising.
Deng Hua's pockets attracted the attention of *** because his military pockets were different and bulging. He carefully pulled a cigarette out of his pocket, handed it to *** and slowly gave it to *** and a few others standing next to him.
This drew bursts of laughter in the chamber. Deng Hua not only had an interesting story with *** on the issue of cigarettes, but there were many other stories between them. These stories all originate from Deng Hua's calm command, which has been tempered by many battles.
Deng Hua was born in 1910 in a scholarly family in Hunan Province. Since childhood, he has loved reading and is very familiar with books such as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Water Margin" that depict heroic characters.
Young people should dedicate themselves to serve the motherland and save the country from danger! "In 1928, the Shonan Uprising led by ** and others broke out.
After Deng Hua learned the news, he immediately traveled day and night, rushed to the local rebel army to sign up, and saw the young Deng Hua in Jinggangshan was very excited, he deeply admired the knowledge and demeanor of ***, and decided to follow his pace, continue to learn in the battle, and improve himself.
In January 1929, the young Deng Hua followed the main force of the Red Fourth Army led by *** and left Jinggangshan, the birthplace of the Red Revolution. In February, he participated in the Battle of Dabaidi, brave and fearless, rushed into the enemy line with ** in his hand, and killed the enemy bravely.
After the battle, although exhausted, Deng Hua did not choose to rest, but nested in the ancestral hall, relying on the faint light of the horse lamp, and enthusiastically copied "The Art of War".
Although Deng Hua was born in a scholarly family, there were no books about the art of war at home. Coincidentally, after the Battle of Dabaidi, they captured a copy of "The Art of War" from the enemy, Deng Hua was excited to get his long-cherished wish fulfilled, but he did not plan to keep it privately, but immediately reported it to the regimental headquarters and copied the book overnight before handing it in for others to read.
When Deng Hua was copying "The Art of War", he suddenly realized a kind of tactical wisdom. He remembered that in the battle of Dabaidi, ** chose a terrain that was easy to defend and difficult to attack, and commanded the Red Army to hide in the woods.
When the enemy arrived at the ambush site, ** decisively divided a part of the forces to outflank the enemy's rear road, and the other part of the Red Army met it head-on, and finally won the victory.
This tactic coincides with the "first on the battlefield and then the enemy" in the Art of War. Deng Hua was deeply inspired by this realization, and he realized that combining real-world experience with knowledge of the ancient art of war could produce powerful combat effects.
So, he decided to study the art of war in depth, and kept copying the "Art of War" until dawn, when he finally completed the transcription of "The Art of War" of more than 5,000 words.
General Deng Hua deeply admired his knowledge and military command ability, and no matter what difficulties he encountered, he firmly supported the correct proposition put forward by him.
During the years of the revolution, he worked hard to learn tactics, understand warfare, and tempered himself through countless battles, becoming an excellent Communist general. Deng Hua not only loves to sing Peking Opera, but also regards *** as his spiritual mentor, following in his footsteps, and was elected as a party representative at the age of 18.
He continued to hone himself on the battlefield and gradually developed a unique set of command methods. In 1929, he followed the Red Army, obeyed the command of *** and **, and occupied the city of Changting.
After the Red Fourth Army occupied Changting City, the local army building was strengthened, the masses were mobilized, and the agrarian revolution was extensively organized.
Deng Hua, an educated and thoughtful fighter, gathered the fighters, and they walked the streets and alleys to the homes of local people to convey to them the party's political ideas and the idea of serving the people.
The local people were moved by their enthusiasm and supported the party's revolutionary cause. This experience made Deng Hua more deeply understand the importance of the red regime and the importance of the people to the party.
Therefore, when the Red Army entered Fujian in May, he did not hesitate to join the third column and took an active part in the guerrilla struggle. Under the command of ***, the Red Army fought Longyan three times, and after several hours of fierce fighting, successfully annihilated the enemy army.
Subsequently, Deng Hua participated in the Red Army's Long March, and when crossing the Jinsha River, he led the Second Regiment to open roads and build bridges for the Red Army, showing outstanding leadership skills.
In 1937, Japanese militarism launched the Lugou Bridge Incident, and the Chinese nation was in crisis. ** Knowing that the situation was severe, it was decided to establish a base area in the vicinity of Wuling Mountain in North China to carry out guerrilla warfare.
Finding the right candidate is a crucial step, and ** took a fancy to the wisdom and courage of Deng Hua, the political commissar of the Independent Regiment. In May 1938, Deng Hua received the appointment of the first one, and he led the troops to set out from Laiyuan, not only using guerrilla tactics to support the national war of resistance, but also going deep behind enemy lines to carry out the establishment of anti-Japanese base areas in the Wuling Mountain area.
General Deng Hua made full use of the opportunity of the enemy's laxity and led his army deep into the mountains to actively carry out the anti-Japanese salvation movement. He not only successfully raided the Japanese stronghold and captured a large number of important equipment, but also took the enemy as an example, seized the opportunity of the enemy's panic and anxiety, launched a fierce attack, and successfully prompted the local puppet army to surrender to the Red Army.
Under his leadership, a solid defensive line was established in the Wuling Mountain area, which was both a barrier against the enemy's frantic sweep and a sharp knife to penetrate deep into the Japanese rule in North China. This strategy greatly contained the Japanese rule in North China and provided strong support for the Red Army's anti-Japanese activities by using the terrain.
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he led the army and successfully commanded the mission to liberate Tianjin.
On January 14, 1949, Deng Hua received an order from his superiors, asking him to lead his troops to capture two important passages, Tanggu and Dagu, in order to block the enemy's escape route.
However, after in-depth observation and analysis, Deng Hua realized that the two places were very tightly defended, and if they were forced to break through, they could adversely affect the follow-up action.
Therefore, he decisively proposed to ** to change the attack plan, advocating the concentration of superior forces to attack Tianjin. For Deng Hua's suggestion, ** attached great importance to it, and quickly made a decision and agreed to his plan.
At the same time, ** also expressed a high degree of recognition for this, praising Deng Hua's observation and decision-making skills. After receiving the chairman's affirmation, Deng Hua immediately organized two columns to launch an attack on the Kuomintang defenders in Tianjin from east to west.
After 29 hours of fierce fighting, our army successfully annihilated more than 130,000 Kuomintang defenders and successfully liberated Tianjin. In general, in the face of difficulties and challenges, Deng Hua was able to calmly analyze and make decisive decisions, successfully changed the attack plan, and made an important contribution to the victory of our army.
His experience and wisdom are worth learning and learning from.
In 1950, Deng Hua broke through the three-dimensional defense of the Kuomintang with wooden boats and earth-boats in the battle to liberate Hainan Island, and successfully achieved the feat of "wooden boats defeating **", showing outstanding command skills.
These battles won him the appreciation of the first class, so in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Deng Hua was appointed deputy commander of the Volunteer Army. Before going to the Yalu River, Deng Hua carefully studied the local terrain and the advantages of our army, and firmly advocated the tactics of luring the enemy into depth, which was supported by all the commanders.
In order to live up to expectations, Deng Hua kept an eye on the battlefield dynamics day and night, constantly adjusting his tactics.
** Deng Hua has been praised many times for being brave, careful, good at making suggestions, and an indispensable right-hand man. In the winter of 1952, when the Korean War entered a critical moment, the chairman ordered Deng Hua to return to China to take over important positions.
After careful consideration, both Deng Hua and *** believed that there were loopholes in the command structure on the west coast of the Korean Peninsula that needed to be strengthened and improved. The chairman even personally advised: "It would be better if you went personally, I have full confidence in your military talents." ”
This fully proves that Chairman *** has a high degree of recognition and trust in Deng Hua's military capabilities.
Deng Hua lived up to his expectations, successfully arranged an impregnable defensive line on the west coast, successfully thwarted the landing plan of the US army, and achieved the strategic goal of "surrendering the army without a fight".
The two have gone through ups and downs and walked together for decades of revolutionary careers, from the Battle of Jinggangshan to the Korean War, Deng Hua has always firmly followed the side of ***.
They were both teachers and friends of the revolution, as well as like-minded friends, and their relationship was very close. Although Deng Hua has a fair face, he is strict in governing the army and has very strict requirements for himself, often working late at night, and cigarettes have become a must-have for him to refresh his mind.
In 1934, during the Long March, General Deng Hua led his troops to launch an attack on the Sealand Highway. After the battle, they accidentally captured several boxes of high-grade ones from the enemy"Platinum Dragon"Cigarette.
Although these cigarettes were very rare at the time, General Deng Hua decisively handed them over to the organization. In his opinion, the Red Army was a collective, and he, as a member of it, could not keep any important spoils of war for the sake of personal selfish desires.
When the superiors heard about this, they appreciated General Deng Hua's selfless spirit and left a part for him"Platinum Dragon"Cigarette. However, General Deng Hua was not reluctant to smoke these cigarettes, he always carried them with him, and only when he was tired and sleepy, he would carefully take out some of the light.
In 1936, a cadre meeting was held in northern Shaanxi. **Because there was no cigarette, I saw a round bag bulging out of Deng Hua's military uniform pocket, and guessed that he might have leftover cigarettes.
So he patted Deng Hua and asked, "Is there any platinum dragon left in you?" After Deng Hua heard this, he carefully opened his pocket, slowly took out a cigarette, and handed it to the chairman.
Then, he saw *** and several other comrades standing next to him, and after thinking about it, he gently took out two cigarettes from his pocket and distributed them to the cadres who were traveling with him.
Crossing the distance outside Qilian, come to travel from Chu. ”
Although most of the Red Army were not familiar with these two lines of poetry and could not understand the chairman's intentions for a while, their curiosity prompted them to ask him questions. Only Deng Hua understood the deep meaning of the chairman, and immediately explained to the soldiers that the chairman was seeing the scene and cleverly adapting Li Bai's poems to make a great move for us.
After hearing the explanation, the fighters suddenly became enlightened. After saying goodbye, as described in Li Bai's poems, even though they were reluctant to attach themselves to their hometown water, they resolutely embarked on a journey of thousands of miles for the future of the motherland and the people, moving forward bravely and without fear of sacrifice.
In the days that followed, Deng Hua and the chairman walked through the snow-capped mountains and meadows together, experienced the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, and the exchanges between the two gradually deepened, and this deep friendship has gone beyond the simplicity of a cigarette.
Since joining the Communist Party in 1927, Deng Hua has always adhered to the firm belief of dedicating his life to the construction of the people's army. He took a clear-cut stand, took a clear-cut stand, loyally and unyieldingly believed in the people and the people, and was full of confidence in the revolutionary cause.
His loyalty and enthusiasm, as well as the deep friendship with ***, are deeply moving. Everything they have done for the people will be remembered by the people forever.
Deng Hua's life is a vivid practice of his youthful oath: "Young people should dedicate themselves to serving the motherland, save the country from peril, and liberate hundreds of millions of lives!" ”