The May Day celebration in 1953 was held in Tiananmen Square, and the marshals and generals who were invited to watch the ceremony were all pillars of the country and had made great contributions to the country.
However, at this moment, we should remember the commander of the Hebei Military Region, who is also working hard for the construction of the country in obscurity.
A few months ago, something happened that aroused the suspicions of ***. So, what role did Sun Yi play in this incident? Why did he become the object of suspicion of ***?
In the end, how did it end? Let's unravel this mystery together!
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, although Chiang Kai-shek had retreated to the Taiwan region, he still tried to continue his activities on the mainland. In order to ensure the security of the country, the director of the Public Security Bureau is personally responsible for arresting the remaining restless elements.
Before the May Day celebration, he secretly sent detectives to investigate suspicious people and successfully found clues. One day, a public security officer who made an urgent report told him: "Director Luo, we have found a suspected spy named Li Hua, who has served in the national ** and has frequently appeared in Beijing recently. ”
When *** heard that the name of this Kuomintang spy was "Sun Yi", a trace of uneasiness swelled in his heart. Because he knew that among the participants of the May Day ceremony was a man named Sun Yi.
Although he could not completely rule out the possibility that Sun Yi was mistaken for an enemy, he decided to keep a close eye on Sun Yi's every move during the May Day ceremony. As he observed Sun Yi, his doubts gradually dispelled, and he became more and more certain that this was the enemy's conspiracy.
As we had expected, news from the task force came quickly. ** According to a notice issued, the Ministry of Public Security has successfully cracked a major espionage case, and all the intelligence is signed "Sun Yi".
However, this has nothing to do with Commander Sun Yi, who attended the May Day ceremony.
Stepping out of the countryside and pursuing his dreamsSun Yi was born in 1904 in a remote rural village in Hebei Province. At that time, the old China was invaded by foreign enemies, the Qing Dynasty was corrupt, the people in the rural areas were poor, and the peasants were living in poverty.
Sun Yi knew from a young age that he could not only work in the fields like his parents, and he longed to get out of the countryside, to see outside, to find his own way out. He firmly believes that only through his own efforts can he change his destiny, so he began to study hard and constantly improve himself since he was a child.
Sun Yi's story tells us that everyone has the right to pursue their dreams, no matter where they come from, as long as they have a dream, it is possible to achieve it.
Sun Yi's family is not wealthy, and he is already barely making ends meet. However, his parents have deep expectations for his future and hope that he can change the family's predicament through reading.
When Sun Yi was 6 years old, the family thought that life was about to improve, but things did not go as expected. After graduating from primary school, Sun Yi was about to apply for middle school, but his family suffered another blow.
Due to the bullying of the landlord and the bully, the parents had no choice but to give up the only fertile land in the family, and the income became even more meager. Despite such a difficult life, Sun Yi's parents still insisted that he continue his education, hoping that he would be able to change his destiny through knowledge.
Sun Yi was filial and didn't want his parents to worry, so he chose to silently give up the exam. His parents also learned about his dropout from a neighbor and asked him angrily, to which he replied: "However, Sun Yi was still young at that time and had no understanding of the dangers of the outside world.
He wandered outside for two years, but he could not find a place to stay. However, when he saw the devastation after the mountains and rivers were broken, he had the idea of joining the army and serving the country. ”
Sun Yi began his military career, but he did not foresee that the road would be full of setbacks and difficulties. Although he was well aware of the preciousness of opportunities, he experienced a lot of pain in the barracks.
Some colleagues persuaded him, but Sun Yi was determined to persevere, keep working hard, and finally succeeded.
Sun Yi impressed the northwest warlord Feng Yuxiang with his sincerity and unusual drive and determination, and finally realized that he had lost his way. The daily practice of morning training keeps him clear-headed and determined at all times.
Sun Yi truthfully answered the purpose of joining the army, and after the Northern Expedition began in 1926, he showed outstanding military talent and was repeatedly praised by Feng Yuxiang. After that, he also participated in the anti-Chiang war, and was brave and strategic, which can be called "one enemy ten".
In the Central Plains War in 1930, Feng Yuxiang fell into the dangerous situation of being attacked from front to back, and in order to save his life, he had to choose to go into the wilderness, and then withdrew from the historical stage.
His subordinates had no choice but to defect to the enemy but to die in battle. However, Sun Yi failed to complete his great cause of serving the country.
Chiang Kai-shek usually relied on only three types of people: those from the Whampoa military line, fellow villagers, and those who were fiercely loyal to him. Kuomintang generals like Sun Yi, who joined halfway, were often difficult to use.
After a period of battlefield experience, Sun Yi longed to find the true master, and the opportunity finally came.
Although Sun Yi and his team were reorganized into the 26th Route Army of the National Revolutionary Army, he and his brothers were not sent to the anti-Japanese front, but to Jiangxi to participate in the "encirclement and suppression" of the Red Army, which surprised and confused them.
At first, Sun Yi insisted on the duties of a soldier and obeyed Chiang Kai-shek's command. However, the next thing gave him a new realization. Most of the soldiers of the 26th Army came from the north.
During the war, Sun Yi deeply loved his soldiers and immediately sought assistance from his superiors, hoping to get enough medicine and supplies. However, Chiang Kai-shek was only concerned with his own cronies, completely disregarding the survival of these motley armies.
Sun Yi pleaded, but his appeal went unanswered. At that time, up to a thousand people had already died in the army, and their sacrifices were made not to protect the people, but out of selfish desires.
Sun Yi saw the true face of the Kuomintang, and he openly expressed his disgust at it. Sun Yi indignantly exposed the hypocrisy and ugliness of the Kuomintang and firmly stated his position.
When the soldiers in the audience were faced with a difficult choice, they did not hesitate, but firmly responded to the call. Soon, the 26th Army launched an uprising in Ningdu, with a total of nearly 170,000 soldiers joined the ranks of the Red Army in the **Soviet district.
This uprising occupied an important place in the revolutionary journey, and made Chiang Kai-shek angry.
In this rebel army, Sun Yi is the main leader, so he is naturally regarded as a guest of honor by our military commission. He was successively appointed"Chief of the Espionage Section of the Headquarters"with"Chief of Staff of the 41st Division", responsible for important military and intelligence tasks.
Although there were some diehards in the rebel army, Sun Yi paid special attention to our party's policy on the liberation of workers and peasants, and studied himself with relevant progressive books for this purpose. He was unswerving in his belief in our party's ideas and beliefs, and provided important support and assistance to our Central Military Commission.
In 1933, in the context of rapid ideological progress, the new insurrectionaries demanded to break their old habits and even shave their thick beards. However, Sun Yi is unique and always has a beard at the corner of his mouth, so he is valued by the leaders.
One day, Sun Yi met the chief on the road, and the chief praised him for his beautiful beard, which made him feel very gratified. Since then, Sun Yi's beard has become his symbol and he is known as the "bearded general".
*and *** were talking, and suddenly** Sun Yi interrupted them, explaining that ** was very interested in something and hoped he could explain the reason in detail.
Sun Yi fought valiantly on the battlefield in the northwest and was unfortunately wounded. During his recuperation in the rear, his body became increasingly emaciated, and his hair almost fell out. But surprisingly, he was glad to have survived and developed a deep affection for the beard that always accompanied him.
So, he decided not to shave again for the rest of his life. **and***After learning about it, I was deeply admired.
In these episodes, Sun Yi admired the approachable style of our party leaders even more and firmly adhered to the party's leadership. In 1937, when the all-out War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out, Sun Yi served as the acting commander of the Jizhong Military Region during the Liberation War, fought bravely and participated in many important battles. As one of the generals of the uprising, he achieved remarkable achievements.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was rated as a deputy regiment-level cadre. However, at the 1955 investiture ceremony, he modestly stated that he was not qualified enough, and only needed to be awarded the rank of lieutenant general.
Sun Yi was the chief of staff of the Red First Army, and his contribution was outstanding, but he insisted on declining this position, which showed his noble character and respectable qualities. Even in the spy oolong case, he was able to maintain his innocence, which is enough to prove his integrity and integrity.
Sun Yi's experience was thrilling, and his meticulous ruling finally cleared him of suspicion. It was not until later in life that he mentioned the incident in his memoirs, saying: "Lieutenant General Sun Yi died in 2003 at the age of 99.
He continued to work actively in his later years, using his spare energy to continue to benefit the people. ”
Sun Yi went from darkness to light, always thinking of the people, and his tenacity and perseverance are admirable. It is hoped that future generations will remember the heroic deeds of this "Sun Beard" and continue to work hard for the peace and prosperity of the country.