"Keep people under the knife! ”
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the whole country celebrated the hard-won peace, and at the same time issued a call to "eliminate the remnants of the Kuomintang." The campaign to crack down on "counter-revolutionaries" has set off an upsurge in the country, and many "counter-revolutionaries" who have committed crimes and bullied others have been duly punished.
The local ** in Yingde, Guangdong, originally planned to execute the Kuomintang Major General Mo Xiong, but received instructions from his superiors to release him immediately. **After learning of this, he also urgently ordered to arrange a job for Mo Xiong, don't slack off.
Who is Mo Xiong? Why does he attract the attention of ***? All this is related to the fifth "encirclement and suppression" of the Kuomintang. Mo Xiong experienced many difficulties and setbacks in the encirclement and suppression, but he always adhered to his revolutionary beliefs.
The rewritten copywriting focuses on Mo Xiong's experience and ***'s attention to him. The new copy retains the core idea of the original copy, but it is more concise and clear in expression, which is more in line with the reading habits of readers.
Since 1930, Chiang Kai-shek has continuously launched a war of "encirclement and suppression" against the Soviet area in order to achieve personal goals. With the close cooperation of the military and the people in the Soviet region, our party successfully carried out four struggles against "encirclement and suppression" and won victories.
However, Chiang Kai-shek still did not give up and planned to carry out the fifth "encirclement and suppression". In order to ensure the complete elimination of the living forces of the Chinese Communist Party, he also secretly invited high-ranking generals within the Kuomintang to hold a meeting in Lushan.
Chiang Kai-shek's plan for the Kuomintang was to use 1.5 million troops, 1,000 trucks, 270 planes and 200 artillery pieces"Ironclad enclosure"The strategy was to launch an attack on the Red Army in Ruijin, Jiangxi.
This move is enough to reflect Chiang Kai-shek's cruelty and unscrupulous means. However, he firmly believes"Iron bucket encirclement"The plan will be successful, but I didn't expect that Jiangxi Ruijin's *** knew everything about its attempts.
Under the auspices of our party's underground intelligence work, Li Kenong received a confidential piece of information from Comrade Xiang Younian. This intelligence recorded in detail all the battle plans of the Kuomintang's fifth "encirclement and suppression", and even marked all the offensive times and routes.
After seeing this information, he couldn't help but express surprise to Li Kenong, and asked him how he obtained such an accurate and detailed battle plan.
Li Kenong blurted out the name of ***, which surprised ***. However, as for why Mo Xiong can care about Han in Cao Ying, his reasons are admirable and impressive.
In 1891, a baby boy was born in a poor family in Yingde, Guangdong, and the family was ecstatic to name him "Mo Xiong". It seems that fate has predestined him to become a "heroic" figure.
In that era of constant war, survival was a serious challenge for Mo Xiong. In 1897, the death of his mother left a deep wound on his young mind, and his father remarried, but his stepmother could not replace the love of his biological mother, and he was often hungry and cold, and his relationship with the family became increasingly estranged.
One day, when he came home from private school, he heard a conversation between his stepmother and father before he even entered the door: "Xiong'er is already literate and doesn't need to go to school anymore." This saves a lot of money and gives us more money to live on, and he can go out to work to help the family. ”
When Mo Xiong's father told him he was going to drop out of school, he just listened quietly, even though his heart ached. He was just a young boy who was not yet capable of rebelling against his father's decision.
So, he had no choice but to accept it, and began to herd cattle and mow grass, and even worked as an apprentice. However, all his savings are controlled by his stepmother, and he feels like a sheep to be slaughtered.
He deeply understands that only he can save himself. So, with the help of his uncle, he left his hometown and went to Guangzhou Stone Chamber Theological Seminary to work as a gangman.
Mo Xiong, second from right, understood that this was a new starting point, but he did not expect that this beginning would also become the cornerstone of his devotion to the revolutionary cause. Although he was just an ordinary part-time worker, he was deeply attracted by the free-spirited and studious atmosphere of the college.
Under the guidance of enthusiastic classmates, he began a journey of self-learning advanced cultural knowledge, and deepened his understanding of the revolutionary cause by reading books full of family and country righteousness such as "Water Margin" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
Under the wave of revolution,"Anti-Qing propaganda"and Sun Yat-sen's"Three People's Principles"Mo Xiong was deeply moved. He imagined that he could be the hero that everyone sings about in the book.
In 1907, he firmly chose the path of revolution and joined the China League. In the Northern Expedition War, the Dragon Quest and the Gui War, he was quickly promoted from an ordinary soldier to a general with his outstanding military exploits, realizing his revolutionary dream.
Sun Yat-sen once praised his descendant, Mo Xiong, and predicted that he would achieve great achievements in the revolutionary cause. Mo Xiong regarded Sun Yat-sen as his revolutionary mentor and was determined to follow him at all times.
However, Sun Yat-sen died of illness in Shanghai, and the first Kuomintang-Communist cooperation broke down due to Chiang Kai-shek's conspiracy. At this time, Mo Xiong realized that the problems within the Kuomintang were beginning to emerge and feared that it would embark on a path of no return.
Mo Xiong originally had a deep admiration for Sun Yat-sen, so he followed Chiang Kai-shek and did not hesitate to help him when he was in trouble. He had always believed that Sun Yat-sen's trust in Chiang Kai-shek was justified and that he would continue to support the cause of the Kuomintang.
What Mo Xiong didn't know, however, was that Chiang Kai-shek had long since deviated from the ideas of the revolution and continued to do things that were contrary to Sun Yat-sen's legacy.
In 1925, the right wing of the Kuomintang assassinated Liao Zhongkai, and Xu Chongzhi fled Guangdong due to Chiang Kai-shek's exclusion and fled to Shanghai. The evidence was conclusive, and Mo Xiong's loyalty to Chiang Kai-shek began to waver.
What really made him determined was Chiang Kai-shek's ruthless killing of dissidents, which made him realize that as long as he didn't associate himself with Chiang Kai-shek, he could be the next target to be killed.
Mo Xiong tried several times to stop Chiang Kai-shek's actions, but he saw them as a threat and hoped to get rid of them as soon as possible.
Chiang Kai-shek instructed Mo Xiong to personally lead the army to deal with Yang Jinlong and Liang Shifeng, who he regarded as "counter-revolutionary" as a lieutenant general and division commander. Although Mo Xiong had some doubts, he was convinced that he had inherited Mr. Sun's legacy, and only by completing this task could his innocence be proven.
With trust in Chiang Kai-shek, he reluctantly accepted the order. However, when the 11th Division of his Fourth Army reached its destination, the Whampoa Army suddenly appeared and surrounded them.
I will not repay in this life, and I will not be a man. Mo Xiong's oath resounded in his heart, but he had no military power in his hands, and resisting Chiang Kai-shek was like "hitting a stone with an egg". However, he had a close relationship with Song Ziwen and was able to barely survive in Shanghai.
But Mo Xiong has lofty ambitions, is not willing to spend the rest of his life in the ordinary, and has been looking for an opportunity to rejoin the revolution. However, he did not expect that this opportunity would come from the Chinese Communist Party.
He hides his identity and dedicates silently.
I know that you have an upright personality and a deep hatred for evil deeds, because of Chiang Kai-shek's **, you have great righteousness but have no chance to serve the country. What would you do if I gave you another chance to get back on the path of revolution? ”
Liu Mufo unabashedly told Mo Xiong that he was an underground member of the Chinese Communist Party and had joined the communist revolutionary cause when he was working under Mo Xiong. He explained in detail to Mo Xiong the ideas and ideas of communism, and mentioned that their goal was to free the toiling masses of the country from exploitation and oppression and live a good life.
Hearing this, Mo Xiong was extremely excited, and he expressed his willingness to join the Communist Party of China and work together to achieve this goal.
After careful consideration, Li Kenong decided to politely reject Mo Xiong's application to join the party. He explained: "In your capacity, staying within the Kuomintang will be able to provide greater help to the communist cause." ”
It turned out that Mo Xiong was a veteran of the China League, had many high-level connections of the Kuomintang, and his status within the Kuomintang was very high, which was why Chiang Kai-shek did not dare to kill him easily.
Therefore, he can use his position to provide our party with more classified information.
Yang Yongtai's olive branch gave Mo Xiong, who was free, a chance to turn over. He accepted without hesitation and served as the commander of the security of the Jiangxi region. With our "assistance", Mo Xiong won several victories in "suppressing bandits" and forged convincing fake "good news".
Chiang Kai-shek was extremely satisfied with Mo Xiong's performance, highly praised his bravery and excellence, and believed that with his help, the future of the party-state would be bright. Mo Xiong's status in the army rose rapidly, and he even gained participation"Lushan Conference"of honors.
However, Chiang Kai-shek was cautious and suspicious, and severely restricted the actions of the generals attending the meeting. But Mo Xiong skillfully solved the problem.
In order to ensure the rapid transmission of information, he arranged several people from our party under his command early on, including Xiang Younian. After returning to the station, he recorded Chiang Kai-shek's "encirclement and suppression" plan in detail in the "Dictionary of Four Corner Numbers" and handed it over to Xiang Younian.
He told Xiang Younian that if he encountered obstacles, he would use his name to deter the other party, believing that the other party would not be unreasonable.
Mo Xiong's every move could arouse Chiang Kai-shek's vigilance, and Xiang Younian knew that he was in danger. In order to reduce the impact, he decided to disguise himself as a beggar and pass through the checkpoints set by the Kuomintang, and when he arrived in Ruijin, Jiangxi, he had almost half a life left.
However, this timely intelligence made *** make the decision of the "Long March". With the transfer of the main force of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army out of Ruijin, Jiangxi, Chiang Kai-shek's plan of "encirclement and suppression with iron buckets" was completely shattered.
Despite Chiang Kai-shek's anger, there was no conclusive evidence in his hands. Moreover, Mo Xiong and the others acted carefully and did not show the slightest flaw. After that, he used the identity of the Kuomintang as a cover and continued to campaign for the revolutionary cause of the Communist Party of China.
In 1935, he was transferred to the post of security commander in Bijie, Guizhou. At that time, Chiang Kai-shek still issued an order to eliminate our party, resulting in thousands of wounded and sick people stranded in the Guizhou area.
He skillfully pinned down other Kuomintang generals and helped our army to evacuate quickly.
In 1936, Mo Xiong once again used a strategy to give the tired Red Army soldiers half a month of rest. However, this time he was not as lucky as last time, and the news was learned by Chiang Kai-shek, and he was thrown into prison for it.
However, because of Mo Xiong's life-saving grace and the world's criticism of him, although Chiang Kai-shek had the idea of killing him, he did not dare to act rashly. After being released from prison, Mo Xiong used his connections to continue to provide assistance to our party and our army.
His actions were flawless every time, so that Chiang Kai-shek was only suspicious, without conclusive evidence, and could only do nothing about it.
Xue Yue paid close attention to Mo Xiong's every move during the Liberation War, but Mo Xiong firmly passed information on our party through various means. However, before the Kuomintang was defeated and fled, Mo Xiong was on the assassination list and had to flee to Hong Kong.
Fortunately, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was entrusted with an important task and returned to his hometown to serve as the director of the Bac Giang Public Security Committee, dedicated to maintaining local law and order.
Because of his concealed identity and poor speech, Mo Xiong was mistaken for working for the Kuomintang, so he was shot and executed. But he always kept his promise and did not disclose his patriotic behavior.
Fortunately, there was a ** cadre who heard about his deeds and reported it to his superiors, and was finally learned by ***. **While going to the execution site to rescue, he reported the truth of the incident to ***, which allowed Mo Xiong to save his life.
Mo Xiong served the country with sincerity and conscientiousness, and was invited to participate in the National Day ceremony in 1956. He never publicized his exploits until his death in 1980, when the past of running for our army became known.
His conviction was firm, "Chiang Kai-shek wants me to suppress the Communists, but I want to suppress Chiang." With his own fist, he will hit his own mouth. ”
Mo Xiong had firm revolutionary convictions and made great contributions to the revolutionary cause. He once said that this was a goal that his family pursued with him. It is worth mentioning that after his heroic deeds were revealed, he was identified as an "underground intelligence agent of the Chinese Communist Party", realizing his long-standing wish.
The major general was actually lurking, who had saved the lives of tens of thousands of Red Armymen, and after liberation, he sent people to look for him.