Liang Xingchu: A lifetime of military service, countless achievements, eventually became a lieutenant general, and won the medal. In 1985, he died of illness in bed, and there were many regrets. On his deathbed, his wife begged for it, **Instructions: Agree!
This is deeply touching and admirable!
What was Liang Lao's greatest concern during his lifetime? Will his family be able to help him do it? Today, let us review the glorious life of General Liang. Liang Xingchu was born on August 23, 1913, his hometown is in Mipi Village, near Wenpi Township, Luling County, Ji'an, Jiangxi Province.
When Liang Xingchu grew up, in order to subsidize the family, his father sent him to a blacksmith shop to learn to make iron. Striking iron is a very hard job, not only to endure the high temperature of the iron shop, but also to beat hard, which can be exhausting at the end of the day, especially for Liang Xingchu, who is still a teenager.
In order to resist exploitation and oppression, Liang Xingchu left his tiring work and joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. He had several years of hard work in a blacksmith shop in his early years, and his perseverance and hard-working endurance earned him great importance in the Red Army.
Liang Xingchu's decision to join the Red Army stemmed from his admiration for the Communist Party and the poor people who resisted the invaders, and he hoped that by joining the army, he would change the chaotic world and contribute to the salvation of the country.
In April 1930, Liang Xingchu joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army and began a new chapter in his revolutionary career.
Liang Xingchu: The heroic journey from a small soldier to a regiment commander In 1931, Liang Xingchu joined the Communist Party of China and was promoted from squad leader to regiment commander during the Red Army.
In Chiang Kai-shek's five "encirclement and suppression" against the Red Army, Liang Xingchu showed extraordinary bravery and tenacity, so he was awarded the ** medal issued by the Red Fourth Army. Liang Xingchu led his troops to fight flexibly and often won by surprise, which was an important reason for his continuous promotion.
During the Long March in 1935, Liang Xingchu accompanied the 4th Regiment of the 1st Red Army to attack Lazikou in Gansu, successfully defeating the enemy army and occupying the place. Although at this time, *** and the head of the corps had not yet decided on the next course of action, they asked the reconnaissance troops to temporarily stand still in the area of Minxian County, and decided to send people to Hadapu to reconnoiter first.
The person in charge of this investigation mission is Liang Xingchu. He received a task from his superiors in Minxian County, which required him to detect the enemy situation and collect supplies. With his bravery and ingenuity, Liang Xingchu successfully completed the task and won valuable time and resources for the Red Army.
His deeds are admirable, he is a true hero, and his experience fully proves that only bravery and ingenuity can lead to victory in war.
Liang Xingchu's mission seems simple, but in fact it is full of unknowns and dangers. ** Comrade made a special request: "Bring me some information." "It turned out that he hoped to read the Kuomintang newspapers to understand the internal situation of the enemy, so as to improve our chances of winning the battle.
These newspapers are what we call "spiritual food". After receiving the order, Liang Xingchu immediately organized a meeting of key members to discuss how to obtain information. Considering that there might be an enemy ambush, Liang Xingchu decided to disguise himself as the National *** Army in order to confuse the enemy.
Under his command, the entire reconnaissance company was dressed in the clothes of the Kuomintang army, and Liang Xingchu himself deliberately wore the rank of lieutenant colonel of the Kuomintang in order to disguise himself as their "leader".
Liang Xingchu skillfully defused the nervousness of his comrades-in-arms, he imitated the arrogant tone of a Kuomintang officer, and uttered vulgar words, so that his comrades-in-arms understood and learned from him to walk over with a big grin.
This trick really worked, and the group entered the town of Hadapu smoothly.
Liang Xingchu demonstrated his excellent combat skills and flexible tactics in a small episode during the Long March. He used his leadership style and interrogation skills to easily obtain intelligence on the enemy, and launched a surprise attack at a critical moment, successfully taking a stronghold of the Kuomintang.
Liang Xingchu is not only good at fighting, but also able to find the newspaper that *** asked to bring back, and his actions have been highly praised by ***. Liang Xingchu's performance during the war was also impressive.
When he was the deputy head of the Sulu-Henan detachment, he commanded well, successfully annihilated the strength of the four regiments of the puppet army, and made great contributions to the establishment of the anti-Japanese base area in Huxi.
In the following year, he went deep into Lunan and used the terrain to set up ambushes many times to defeat the Japanese invaders, and his footprints were all over Tancheng, Chongfang, Matou and other places, and he single-handedly established the anti-Japanese regime in the Tanma base area.
Liang Xingchu's performances proved that he was a true wartime tiger general, and his tactics were flexible and changeable, and he was able to formulate the most appropriate strategy according to different situations.
His performance not only won the war, but also won the respect and praise of the people.
In 1940, Liang Xingchu was appointed as the commander of the 5th Brigade of the 115th Division for his heroic battles and many victories. He has gone from being a big soldier ten years ago to an important figure in the army.
* He praised Liang Xingchu for playing an important role in the consolidation and development of the Huaihai base area, and repeatedly defeated strong enemies. The experience of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression made Liang Xingchu's ability to lead troops more sophisticated.
He led the Shandong First Division into the northeast and successfully annihilated the five battalions of the Kuomintang at Xiushui Hezi, starting the first battle of annihilation on the northeast battlefield, and became famous.
During this period, the Montenegrin Resistance Campaign commanded by Liang Xingchu was the most famous. The battle lasted five days and five nights, and he led the 47th Army to fight bloodily in Montenegro and resolutely stopped Liao Yaoxiang's 100,000 elite soldiers.
In the end, the two sides engaged in hand-to-hand combat, insisting on not allowing the enemy to cross the defensive line. Both sides suffered heavy losses in this battle, and both sides attacked with artillery fire.
In a fierce battle, General Liang Xingchu bravely led our army to fight to the death against the enemy. Although our ** reached more than 4,000 people, it successfully annihilated more than 8,000 enemy troops, making a significant contribution to the annihilation of Liao Yaoxiang's corps by other troops.
The battle brought widespread recognition of General Liang Xingchu's military prowess, and his position was elevated to the rank of army commander. During the War of Liberation, General Liang Xingchu led his army to fight from Shandong to the northeast and from the northeast to Guangxi, and experienced countless vicious battles, tough battles and countless victories, so he was known as the "tiger general" within our party.
During the period of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea, the 38th Army of the People's Liberation Army led by General Liang Xingchu was changed to the 38th Army of the Volunteer Army.
It is worth mentioning that at that time, as the commander and political commissar of the Volunteer Army, the boss of the **** has always been a straightforward and hot-tempered person, and he often burst into foul language at the combat summary meeting, which had a "grudge and hatred" with General Liang Xingchu, but also contributed to the origin of the "Long Live Army".
**Before deciding to let Liang Xingchu lead troops to raid Xichuan and annihilate the puppet 8th Division, a cadre meeting was held to inquire about the preparations, and Liang Xingchu's answer was the most satisfactory.
However, after arriving at the battlefield, Liang Xingchu's 38th Army had problems. In October 1950, before the first counterattack began, the Military Commission decided that Liang Xingchu would lead the raid.
The volunteers had just arrived in North Korea and were not familiar with the terrain and other conditions, so Liang Xingchu suffered a loss. He planned to have the 113th Division take the lead in attacking, the 112th Division outflanked Xichuan from the east, and the 114th Division as a reserve.
However, after the operation began, the 112th Division suddenly sent an urgent telegram, saying that it was suspected that it had found traces of American troops.
Liang Xingchu hesitated after receiving the information, because the plan did not take into account the presence of US troops. At that time, the U.S. military was well-equipped, and if there were really U.S. troops near Xichuan, it would have to be dealt with carefully.
Therefore, Liang Xingchu decided to report the information to the headquarters to ensure safety and avoid risk. However, this move led to the delay of the warplanes and ultimately proved that the intelligence was wrong, and there were no American troops in the Heecheon area.
The enemy's puppet 8th Division took this opportunity to escape, and this incident made *** very unhappy. After the end of the first battle, he openly criticized Liang Xingchu at the operational summary meeting.
Although the plan was affected, Liang Xingchu's cautious attitude ensured the safety of the soldiers.
Liang Xingchu was harshly criticized at a meeting, calling him a "rat general" and criticizing him in a barrage. Although Liang Xingchu knew his mistake, he held back because of his pride, but the criticism made him angry.
Fortunately, the person next to him persuaded *** his anger to calm down. After the meeting, Liang Xingchu was frustrated because he was criticized, but Director Ding Ganru told him that he was just criticizing him in anger, so that he should not be discouraged, learn a lesson, and strive to fight the next battle.
Liang Xingchu felt very angry, and he told Director Ding Ganru that he had the will to fight iron, and he would prove his strength in the next battle.
Liang Xingchu's strict discipline and rectification greatly improved the morale of the entire 38th Army, and they successfully annihilated more than 5,000 people of the enemy's puppet 7th Division in the second battle and captured a large amount of equipment.
In the following battles, they repeatedly made miraculous achievements and won high praise: "The 38th Army fought well!" In the follow-up operations on the Western Front, the 38th Army played a vital role as the main force, ** personally rewarded and wrote "Long live the Chinese People's Volunteers!"
Long live the 38th Army! The words. When others asked why *** used the word "long live", he replied: "As long as he can win the battle, it doesn't matter if he is long live or not!" ”
Since then, the 38th Army has had the title of "Long Live Army". In his later years, Liang Xingchu began to have the idea of writing an autobiography due to the gradual weakening of his body. He hopes to record his experience on the battlefield through his autobiography, so that future generations can remember the precious memories of revolutionary history.