** work in the battle of Guisui.
Li Sen. 
In the spring of 1945, in the final stage of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Comrade Wang Jiangong and I were ordered to lead dozens of Mongolian students from Yan'an to return to the Suiyuan front. After a long trek, we came to the remote area in the northwest of Shanxi.
At the partial pass, it was when the party and government organs of Suimeng District were stationed. In accordance with the organizational arrangement, I went to the Qingshuihe River with Li Wenjing, Yun Linxiu, Zhu Yunshan, and other Mongolian comrades to carry out enemy and puppet work for a period of time, instigating them to revolt and resist.
Soon after, I returned to Biguan and met Comrade Su Qianyi, who told me: "Prepare to go to the front line, follow Commander Yao, and go to Daqingshan together." "Following the order, I immediately joined the 1st Cavalry Brigade led by Commander Yao Zhe. Before leaving, my superiors sent me two **, two pairs of new shoes and more than ten yuan for the journey, and prepared a good horse for me.
We marched until the sun set the next day, and arrived at Huang Heshao, south of Guisui City. There was a puppet army stationed in this village, and Commander Yao decisively ordered an attack to demonstrate the determination and strength of our army.
After a few days of rest in Hongzhao, a division of labor meeting was held. I was assigned to the Suixi area to work with Comrade He Jixiang. In Suixi, close cooperation was carried out with local leaders and the commander of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment Cai Jiu and others.
During a chance encounter in Jingergou, we learned the news of Japan's surrender, which made us excited, and after a long battle, victory finally came. While celebrating the victory, I received instructions from Comrade Baek Sung-myung to go to Kawaguchi with Comrade Paek Byung-hoon to carry out work.
Comrade Bai Bingxun and I finally arrived at our destination after an arduous journey. After communicating with the locals, we began the planning and implementation of the ** work. Despite the complexity of the situation, we worked to induce the surrender of the enemy forces and lay the foundation for post-war stability.
During a chance encounter, I talked to a fellow countryman and learned about the movements of the enemy army. Using this information, we carried out our work in a more targeted manner and contributed to the victory of our army.
In my contact with the puppet army, I found a number of opportunities to exploit. Through skillful exchanges, I successfully persuaded some puppet soldiers and local ** to provide support and convenience for the work of our army.
In a meeting with Wang Bingyi and other puppet army leaders, I actively publicized to them the policies of our party and our army and persuaded them to join the ranks of our army. Despite facing many difficulties and challenges, we have resolutely pushed forward the work and made unremitting efforts for the victory of the war.
Eventually, after our unremitting efforts, some puppet soldiers and ** began to express their willingness to surrender. Our work yielded initial results and contributed to the victory in the battle for Guisui.
The best work in the battle of Guisui is an extremely challenging task. Under the threat of enemy aggression, we always adhered to the principle of putting the people at the center, and through clever tactics and unremitting efforts, we finally achieved victory. This battle not only demonstrated the heroism and wisdom of our army, but also demonstrated the firm support and support of the people.