On the night of September 10, 1932, the sky changed dramatically, dark clouds filled the sky, and the whole sky looked gray. Suddenly, a strong wind rose, and then bean-sized raindrops fell from the sky, and the rain became heavier and heavier, and the raindrops slanted down from the sky in a line.
At this time, it was like late at night, and I couldn't see my fingers. The soldiers of the Fifth Regiment are marching forward with great difficulty in the face of strong winds and torrential rain. Since the last attack by the Kuomintang and the entire army was scattered, they have been out of contact with the main force for many days, and now they can't wait to return.
However, Guo Bingsheng, the general of the Fifth Regiment, was not like this in his heart. He has always harbored a rebellious heart. After the last time the large army was dispersed, he planned to take the fifth regiment to Le'an to defect to the Kuomintang.
But halfway through the killing, Peng Xuefeng was killed, and his plans were all disrupted. Now, Peng Xuefeng has seen through his plan, and if he delays any longer, his life will definitely be in danger.
He didn't think he should end his life here, and God was helping him escape at the moment. So, he sneaked away with a few cronies. On the way to escape, Guo Bingsheng naively believes that his future road is bright, but evil will be rewarded, and he will soon get the punishment he deserves.
Kwok Bingsheng was not born a villain, he was a passionate young man who was full of enthusiasm and eager to join the battlefield and serve his country. But due to his paranoid personality and misconceptions, he gradually went astray.
In 1926, Guo Bingsheng learned something, for the belief in his heart, he chose to defect to *** deeply felt Guo Bingsheng's sincerity, he tried his best to complete the task every day, and followed *** in his spare time to learn how he dealt with urgent matters, and even took notes and shared his views.
**Satisfied with Kwok's performance. Under his leadership, Guo Bingsheng began to actively participate in the revolutionary cause.
In 1927, in order to suppress the Communist Party in Pingjiang, the Kuomintang did a series of heinous things, including large-scale ** Communist Party, releasing prisoners to create chaos, and suppressing the ......common people in Pingjiang by forceTheir actions have done great harm to the revolutionary forces.
In order to reverse this passive situation, it was decided to send *** to Pingjiang to counterattack. In order to improve Guo Bingsheng's military literacy, ** took him to Pingjiang with him.
After arriving in Pingjiang, ** immediately held a secret meeting to discuss countermeasures. On July 22, 1928, under the command of ***, Guo Bingsheng and other warriors came to the east gate of Pingjiang City in full armor.
Taking advantage of the enemy's lunch break, 800 warriors crossed the pontoon bridge at great speed, entered the city, captured more than 2,000 people, captured more than 1,000 rifles and 1 million rounds of ammunition, and the operation was a complete success.
The composure and courage shown by Guo Bingsheng and other warriors in the operation were highly praised by the organization, and the battle strengthened Guo Bingsheng's determination to embark on the revolutionary road.
When Guo Bingsheng first joined the revolution, because he had a military mind and received a higher education, he was able to command flexibly in battle, knew how to adapt to changes, and won a series of battles.
** Very happy with this child, thinking that he can make a difference in the military, so he is groomed like his own son. Under the careful education of ***, Guo Bingsheng learned quickly and his position was promoted quickly, and he eventually became a senior commander of the Red Army from a small orderly.
Everyone is very optimistic about Guo Bingsheng and believes that he will become the most important general of the party and make important contributions to the party.
Although Kwok Bingsheng was intelligent and full of military talent, his conduct was worrying. As he won many victories on the battlefield and rose through the ranks, his self-confidence gradually swelled, and his shortcomings gradually became apparent.
He loves to brag, is keen on the sycophancy of his subordinates, and often loses control of his emotions and reprimands his subordinates for no reason. Over time, his thinking began to drift, he became bored with the political work of the army, and often belittled political education in front of the soldiers, complaining that it affected his training time.
Because of his influence in the troops, many soldiers blindly believed in him and were unwilling to receive political education, which had a bad effect on the troops. In addition, he also hid his seized property and used it to buy other generals or indulge in food, drink and merry.
After the end of the Pingjiang Campaign, ** came to the Jinggangshan base area to work according to the arrangement of his superiors, and also took Guo Bingsheng with him. Beginning in 1930, the Kuomintang concentrated its forces to carry out large-scale encirclement and suppression of the revolutionary base areas, and in order to preserve the revolutionary strength, the Communist Party began an anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign.
After the victory of the third anti-"encirclement and suppression", ** planned to seize the strategic place of Ganzhou. Ganzhou is not only the political and military center of southern Ganzhou, but also the economic center of the region.
However, Ganzhou has a unique geographical location, surrounded by water on three sides, the city wall is strong and heavy, there are nearly 10,000 Kuomintang troops stationed here, and there are many regiments around it to reinforce at any time, which is extremely difficult to capture.
In order to ensure the completion of this mission, General ** appointed Guo Bingsheng as the person in charge of the tunnel blasting mission. However, due to the low-lying terrain and high water level, this task could not be successfully completed.
Kwok Bingsheng was very angry about this, he thought he was a winning general, and he felt a deep frustration that he could not accomplish a small thing, and his emotions became more and more agitated, and finally he became angry at the construction site.
However, Guo Bingsheng did not look for problems from himself, but instead shifted the responsibility to the political commissar of the army, believing that the political commissar paid too much attention to political work and neglected military training.
At the same time, he also began to be suspicious of his superiors' decisions, believing that the issuance of the task might be a deliberate attempt by his superiors to embarrass him. From this incident, it can be seen that Guo Bingsheng began to be dissatisfied with the revolution, and this sentiment may affect his leadership ability and the execution of his tasks.
Originally, due to excessive time consumption and excessive movements, the troops were discovered by the enemy and were in a state of desperate resistance. However, Guo Bingsheng quietly withdrew with some soldiers, completely ignoring the discipline of the troops and the lives of his comrades.
Since then, Guo Bingsheng has become reticent and often alone in a daze, as if he is planning a major plan in his heart. After the tunnel-digging was exposed, the Kuomintang began to take revenge on the Communists.
On September 31, the Kuomintang took advantage of the fact that the Communists were training and launched a surprise attack, attacking with absolute force, and the Communists were forced to withdraw from the base areas. Guo Bingsheng has always been bitter about this, he believes that the organization's decision is wrong, and believes that the Kuomintang is strong and has superior conditions, and the Communist Party cannot compete with it, so it should not cross the Ganjiang River eastward.
Guo Bingsheng's remarks were widely disseminated among well-intentioned people in the army, which had a negative impact on the internal staff. Fortunately, political commissar Peng Xuefeng discovered the incident in time, and he went down to the grassroots level to communicate with every Red Army commander and do ideological work.
Through Peng Xuefeng's in-depth and meticulous work, the mental outlook and combat effectiveness of the entire organization have been improved, and unnecessary losses have been avoided.
At the beginning of 1931, the Red Army failed in attacking Ganzhou, and the anti-encirclement and suppression in the base areas also failed one after another, and the Red Army suffered heavy losses. Under the encirclement and suppression of the Kuomintang, disease, hunger and death enveloped the Red Army, and war-weariness and wavering revolutionary faith quietly grew.
At this time, Guo Bingsheng had doubts about the future, and he began to doubt whether the Communist Party could defeat the Kuomintang in such a difficult environment, and even had the idea of defecting. Political Commissar Peng Xuefeng noticed Guo Bingsheng's abnormality, he knew the seriousness of the problem, and decided to have an in-depth exchange with Guo Bingsheng, hoping to bring him some positive influence.
Guo Bingsheng firmly believed that the Kuomintang would carry out a larger-scale encirclement and suppression, which would lead to an increasingly fierce war, and he believed that it was the right decision to return to Hunan to fight guerrilla warfare, and that the Communists would only be encircled and suppressed here, and the possibility of the Communists defeating the Kuomintang was very small.
Peng Xuefeng understood Guo Bingsheng's view, but at the same time realized that there was a problem with his thinking, and he could not convince Guo Bingsheng. In order to educate and help him, Peng Xuefeng reported the matter to ***
** attaches great importance to this issue and decides to let Huang Kecheng, Minister of Political Affairs, conduct ideological education for Guo Bingsheng. When Guo Bingsheng saw Huang Kecheng, he knew that *** already knew about it, and he was very afraid of ***, so he pretended to be sincere and reviewed, telling Huang Kecheng that he had insufficient understanding of the situation, was afraid of difficulties, and also reviewed his bad temper, jealousy, etc.
But in fact, Guo Bingsheng did not mean to review, everything he did was just to curry favor with *** and avoid being punished.
After a review meeting, Guo Bingsheng was assigned to the 6th Regiment as a general by his superiors because he did not make serious mistakes, Peng Xuefeng was assigned to the 7th Regiment, and Li Zhimin was in charge of the 5th Regiment.
Suddenly, one day, the Kuomintang Chen Cheng and Luo Zhuoying led a large army to suddenly attack the Communist Party. In order to protect the 5th and 6th Regiments, Peng Xuefeng led the 7th Regiment in a fierce battle with the Kuomintang.
However, in this battle, Guo Bingsheng betrayed his word and defected to the Kuomintang. When the Communist forces were dispersed, Guo Bingsheng lied that Peng Xuefeng had died honorably in order to let the Fifth Regiment follow him.
The 6th and 7th regiments also suffered heavy losses, and they led the 5th regiment to the white district of Fuzhou on the grounds of the order of the commander **.
Peng Xuefeng was uneasy about the delay in the return of the Fifth Regiment, and reported that the Fifth Regiment had gone to Fuzhou, the Kuomintang base area. Peng Xuefeng was stunned, and decisively took the guards to follow his traces, only to find Guo Bingsheng, and the plan was revealed.
Guo Bingsheng attempted to kill Peng Xuefeng, but failed. Taking advantage of the darkness of the night and the pouring rain, Guo Bingsheng fled to Le'an with a few cronies to join the Kuomintang. After Guo Bingsheng's rebellion, Chiang Kai-shek gave him the title of commander of the newly formed 37th Division, but this was only an empty shelf and had no real power.
Chiang Kai-shek took advantage of the incident to make a big splash and distribute newspaper children to distribute leaflets in an attempt to dismantle the Communist Party. **After learning about this, I was so heartbroken that I couldn't eat for a few days.
He couldn't believe that Guo Bingsheng would rebel. ** He is a good friend of Guo Bingsheng's father, Guo Deyun. In 1921, ** led the Hunan New Army to Changsha, and because he was dissatisfied with the evil deeds of the local landlord, he secretly executed the landlord.
Afterwards, *** was wanted by the Hunan overseers, Guo Deyun took him in, and funded *** to go to other places to start a new life.
** Once deeply grateful for a kindness, he returned to Hunan soon after to visit his benefactor Guo Deyun, but he had already died of typhoid fever, leaving only his 14-year-old son Guo Bingsheng.
** is a person who values love and righteousness, and decided to adopt Guo Bingsheng to repay the grace of saving his life. Although Guo Bingsheng is not his own child, ** has always regarded him as a parent and child, and loves him very much.
**In order to allow Guo Bingsheng to receive higher education, he did not hesitate to send him abroad for further study. **Watching Guo Bing grow up, I am convinced that he is smart and decisive, and occasionally has a little temper, but I never expected him to do such an outrageous thing.
For Guo Bingsheng's future, ** has been looking forward to him doing something. However, when Guo Bingsheng rebelled, ** was heartbroken. In the following decades, ** encountered many comrades who defected, but Guo Bingsheng's betrayal made him feel painful.
** was extremely disappointed with Guo Bingsheng, and even gave an order to kill Guo Bingsheng when he saw him. Guo Bingsheng's retribution soon came. In 1933, he was discovered by the Communists for participating in the battle between Ningdu and Yihuang.
The soldiers hated the traitor, and when they saw Guo Bingsheng, they immediately became angry. Since there was no advanced **, they concentrated their fire with rifles. The self-righteous general ended up paying a heavy price for his wrong choice.
In the history of China, there have been many heroic martyrs who resolutely refused to bow to the enemy for the sake of faith and the country, and there were also a few traitors who were not strong-willed. Their betrayal has led to countless martyrs being killed by their enemies, and these people deserve to be punished accordingly.
If Guo Bingsheng sticks to his faith all his life and follows *** into battle to kill the enemy, he will definitely make a difference and be admired by the world. However, he took the wrong path after all, and lived up to the cultivation and education of the party, as well as the party's expectations.
Everyone must bear the consequences of their actions.