Han Jun: During the heroic Anti-Japanese War of Firm faith and unyielding fighting spirit, there was a heroic general, his name was Han Jun. His story is full of legend and glory, but also of suffering and sacrifice. Han Jun was a hero who died early, and he showed firm faith and unyielding fighting spirit in the Anti-Japanese War. He was captured and imprisoned by the enemy, and he never gave in to the torture and threats of the enemy. His unyielding spirit inspired his comrades-in-arms and became their role model and role model. However, Han Jun's fate did not end there. After he was rescued from prison by the organization, he participated in Yan Xishan's "Jinxi Incident" and eventually joined the Eighth Route Army. In the ranks of the Eighth Route Army, Han Jun continued to show his bravery and wisdom. He led his troops in a series of battles and made great achievements. Had Han Jun not died, he might have been honored as the founding general in 1955. His heroic deeds and selfless dedication will always be remembered, and he will become a national hero and be admired by future generations. However, fate did not favor Han Jun.
He died in March 1949, and the cause of death is still varied. Some say it was a sacrifice in battle, while others say it was a death from illness. In any case, Han Jun was a great general, and he defended the dignity of the country and the interests of the nation with his life. His bravery and sacrifice will always inspire us and make us remember his heroic deeds. Han Jun's story is not only a collection of heroic feats, but also a work of faith and ideals. His perseverance in his faith and his unyielding pursuit of his ideals is still relevant today. In contemporary society, we are also facing various difficulties and challenges. We need to be like Han Jun, stick to our beliefs and pursue our dreams with perseverance. Only in this way can we overcome difficulties and realize our own value. Han Jun's story also reminds us that war is cruel and sacrifice is inevitable. We should cherish peace, respect life, and strive to create a harmonious and stable society. Only in this way can we keep the sacrifice of our heroes in vain and let them rest in peace.
Let's remember Han Jun and salute him! At the same time, let us learn from his courage and perseverance, and work hard to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation! In November 1944, Chairman ** met with Liu Zijiu, Han Jun and Liu Jukui, the three generals of the Taiyue Military Region, in Yan'an, and then ordered them to be sent to western Henan to participate in the war. This operation was a turning point in Han Jun's life. Previously, the anti-Japanese advance detachment of the Taihang Military Region had entered western Henan, and this time the second echelon of the chairman point will advance into western Henan is even larger, including more than 4,000 people and more than 200 military and political cadres. Liu Zijiu, Han Jun, and Liu Jukui fully mobilized the masses in western Henan, won over local forces, and cracked down on bandits, and successfully plotted against the 17th Division of the 38th Army of the Northwest Army, and also incorporated some "local snakes" to increase the combat effectiveness of more than 4,000 people. However, at the end of May 1945, a rebellion known as the "Western Henan Incident" broke out in Mianchi, Shaanxian County, and Luoning. The initiator of the rebellion was Shangguan Ziping, the commander of the reorganized 7th Independent Brigade, who was bribed by the spy Liu Maoxin and instigated others to turn against the water.
At the same time, the 18th Regiment, the main force led by Han Jun, was carrying out a counter-sweeping operation in Taiyue District, and it was impossible to stop the mutiny in time. This "Henxi Incident" left Han Jun with a deep knot. He later returned to Taiyue and participated in the Yellow River crossing operations of Liu Deng, Chen Geng and others, and served as Chen Geng's deputy. He also assisted *** in the Pingjin Campaign to participate in the Beiping Peace Talks. However, at the age of 37, Han Jun died young. There are some mysteries about the cause of his death, and no definitive answer has been received to this day. Founding General Han Jun: A regret in history? Every era has its own heroes, who have made outstanding contributions to the country's independence and development with fearless courage and outstanding strategic talents. However, in the long history of the Chinese Liberation War, there is a heroic general, whose name is rarely mentioned, and he is Han Jun. If he was able to participate in the 1955 award, he would most likely become a founding general. So, why is Han Jun so worthy of being remembered and given a higher rank? During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Han Jun served as the commander of the 2nd Column and the secretary general of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningjin-Sui Joint Defense Army.
He led his troops in bloody battles to defend the dignity and territorial integrity of the motherland. His military prowess and leadership skills made him stand out on the battlefield and made important contributions to the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. It is precisely because of his bravery and wisdom that the Chinese people have been able to maintain unity and courage while resisting the invaders. During the Liberation War, Han Jun served as the deputy commander of the 4th Column of Nakano and continued to fight for the liberation of the country. He commanded operations on the battlefield and protected people's lives and property. Compared to many people who have been awarded the title of Founding Lieutenant General, Han Jun's military rank is one level higher. This is enough to prove his important position and contribution in the war of liberation. The troops he led showed incomparable courage and determination in the battle, and made great achievements for the victory of the cause of China. However, despite the fact that Han Jun's military talents and contributions were so remarkable, he did not receive the honor and recognition he deserved. He missed the title in 1955 and was not awarded the title of Founding General. This is undoubtedly one of the great regrets of history. Han Jun's death has caused a huge loss to the cause of Zhongshi, and his contributions and sacrifices should be remembered and praised.
So, why didn't Han Jun get the honor he deserved? This is a question worth pondering. Perhaps because his name has been obscure in history and has not attracted enough attention. Perhaps because his military rank was one level higher than that of others who were awarded the title of founding lieutenant general, and the selection criteria at that time did not take this into account. Perhaps because his exploits were not valued in the political environment at the time, they were buried in the long river of history. However, regardless of the reason, we should remember and praise Han Jun's contributions. He was a valiant general who made a great contribution to the independence and development of the country. His courage, wisdom, and leadership are examples for us to learn from and revere. His passing is a great loss to the cause of the Chinese government, and we should pass on his name so that more people can understand his story and contributions. In China's military history, there are many heroic generals and warriors who made outstanding contributions to the country's independence and development. Han Jun is one of them. Although he did not receive the credit and recognition he deserved, we should remember and praise his contributions.
His story is part of the history of China, and we should pass on his name so that more people can understand and revere him. Let us remember this great general together and let his spirit live forever in our hearts.