"In October 1976, ** and other leaders took decisive action and cracked down"Gang of Four"。"Gang of Four"After being completely destroyed, this information was not immediately announced, therefore"Gang of Four"The remnants of Shanghai did not know.
Subsequently, a team headed by Su Zhenhua was sent to Shanghai, and they attacked different targets one by one, and finally succeeded in eliminating them"Gang of Four"The remnants of the forces in Shanghai. "
In the process of smashing the remnants of the "Gang of Four" in Shanghai, the working group received support and help from many people, including some non-members of the working group. For example, Peng Deqing, the founding major general of the People's Republic of China, who served as vice minister and minister of communications, gave great help to the working group in the process of smashing the remnants of the "Gang of Four" in Shanghai, and made great contributions to the working group.
Today, let's listen to his story.
Peng Deqing, a Red Army soldier from southern Fujian, was born in Fujian in 1910. Since the period of the Great Revolution, he has devoted himself to the peasant movement, joined the local peasant association, and accumulated rich revolutionary experience.
During the Agrarian Revolution, he joined the Red Army and threw himself into the revolutionary struggle in southern Fujian. After the Red Army left the base area, Peng Deqing did not participate in the Long March with the large army, but stuck to the base area in southern Fujian and persisted in the guerrilla war for three years.
His tenacity and courage made important contributions to the revolutionary cause in southern Fujian.
In 1937, the 77 Incident opened the prelude to the War of Resistance Against Japan, and the guerrillas in the eight southern provinces were reorganized into the New Fourth Army. Peng Deqing's unit became the second detachment of the New Fourth Army, and since then he has fought valiantly against the Japanese invaders in the south for a long time.
After the Southern Anhui Incident, Peng Deqing's troops were reorganized into the First Division of the New Fourth Army, and he was already a regimental-level cadre at this time. During that period, he actively devoted himself to the construction of anti-Japanese base areas in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and ushered in the victory of the Anti-Japanese War under the leadership of the party.
During the Liberation War, Peng Deqing participated in famous battles such as the Battle of Laiwu and the Battle of Menglianggu with the East China Field Army. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was appointed commander of the 27th Army and led the 27th Army to the Korean battlefield to participate in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.
On the Korean battlefield, Peng Deqing participated in the encirclement and annihilation of the elite unit of the US army, the "Polar Bear Regiment", in the Changjin Lake area, and made great contributions to the victory of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea.
When the title was conferred in 1955, Peng Deqing was awarded the rank of major general and became the founder of the country. General Peng Deqing held important positions in the naval system, serving as deputy commander of the East China Sea Navy and deputy commander of the East China Sea Fleet.
In 1965, General Peng Deqing was transferred to the Ministry of Communications and served as Vice Minister of Communications. In the special period of the next ten years, General Peng Deqing always insisted on the post of vice minister of the Ministry of Communications and made outstanding contributions to the country.
During his tenure as vice minister of communications, he assisted the working group in achieving a major victory, successfully smashing the "Gang of Four" Shanghai remnants.
Su Zhenhua and others worked in Shanghai, paying great attention to uniting local cadres, hoping to dismantle the "Gang of Four" Shanghai remnants of the party through internal disintegration. However, they encountered many difficulties due to unfamiliarity with the local situation, among other reasons.
The stubborn resistance of the "Gang of Four" in various areas related to people's livelihood caused great trouble to the working group. Among them, in the transportation system, the working group relied on Peng Deqing to open up the situation.
As vice minister of the Ministry of Communications, Peng Deqing proceeded from reality to resolve the chaos caused by the "Gang of Four" in the transportation system and stabilize the social situation.
As a result, Peng Deqing was promoted to Minister of Communications, becoming an important ** in New China. In 1982, after Peng Deqing retired, he joined the ** advisory committee and served as a member, using his experience to provide guidance for economic construction during the reform and opening up period.
In his later years, Peng Deqing lived mainly in Beijing, where he died of illness in 1999 at the age of 89.