We have good milled rice on our ship, you come with me to get it. "The administrator felt a little embarrassed, because *** special regulations are only allowed to eat ordinary rice in daily life, and it is not allowed to eat polished rice.
Liu Guitian couldn't help it in the end, and when it came time to cook, the soldiers found that the daily meal of ** was only two dishes and one soup, and the plate containing the dishes was half smaller than theirs.
Everyone suggested improving the food for ***, but *** firmly disagreed.
In order to oppose imperialist aggression, we must build a powerful people's navy. On February 24, he arrived in Nanjing and personally inspected the People's Navy Submarine Unit, accompanied by Zhang Aiping, commander of the East China Military Region and chief of staff, Tao Yong, commander of the East China Military Region Navy, Yuan Yelie, political commissar, and Wang Hongkun, then deputy commander of the Navy.
Wang Hongkun was the first deputy secretary of the Hubei Provincial Party Committee and the first deputy commander of the provincial military district, and he never thought that he would have such an opportunity before he was transferred to the navy.
In July 1949, Wang Hongkun was transferred to the first deputy secretary of the Hubei Provincial Party Committee and the first deputy commander of the Provincial Military Region, and had a pleasant cooperation and harmonious relationship with the first secretary of the Hubei Provincial Party Committee and the provincial chairman at that time.
However, in April 1950, Wang Hongkun suddenly received an order to serve as deputy commander of the navy, and he was initially hesitant on the grounds that his low level of education made him incompetent for the position.
He told *** about this concern and hoped that *** would express his appeal to **. However, ** instead encouraged him to accept the appointment, telling him: "You will be competent if you learn and work." ”
Wang Hongkun finally went to Beijing with a nervous mood, but considering ***'s expectations for the People's Navy, he decided to explain his thoughts to ***.
He asked someone to tell me that I can't be a naval commander, and let me go down to the grassroots level, and I can do anything. ”
In 1961, Wang Hongkun did not talk to Wang Hongkun about this situation after the incident in Beijing, but emphasized this matter at a meeting, and Wang Hongkun happened to be present at that meeting.
Wang Hongkun, a native of Macheng, Hubei, is the cousin of the general Wang Shusheng. The two participated in the Jute Uprising, and later joined the Red Army together, and participated in the creation of the Hubei-Henan-Anhui Soviet Region and the Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet Region.
In 1950, Wang Hongkun went to Beijing to participate in the formation of the navy and met with Xiao Jinguang. Xiao Jinguang instructed Wang Hongkun: "You have to be the 'housekeeper's wife' of the navy." At that time, there were many tasks in the navy, and Liu Daosheng was the deputy political commissar and director of the political department, responsible for the political work of the troops, while Wang Hongkun was responsible for all the rest of the work.
As a general who had experienced the revolutionary war years, Wang Hongkun was worried that he had a low level of education, did not understand technology, and was incompetent. But in fact, his resignation was not to shirk responsibility, but out of practical considerations, worried that his failure to do well would affect his work.
On the fifth day of the first lunar month of 1929, Wang Hongkun joined the Red Army, and his name at that time was the First Brigade of the 31st Division of the 11th Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army.
Wang Hongkun was the first soldier and brave in battle, and was promoted many times, serving as the platoon commander of the first regiment of the first division of the Red First Army, a member of the party branch, the commander of the first company, the commander of the special service company, the deputy commander of the first battalion of the 28th Regiment of the 10th Division of the Red Fourth Army, and the commander of the 30th Regiment of the 10th Division.
In the Battle of Sujiabu, Wang Hongkun took the lead and fought bravely, annihilating more than 30,000 Kuomintang troops, and promoting the development of the Hubei-Henan-Anhui Soviet Region to a climax. On the afternoon of May 8, 1932, Wang Hongkun led the 10th Division to accept the surrender of the 136th Brigade and the 138th Brigade of the Kuomintang Army, creating a record of surrender in the history of the Red Army.
At the beginning of November 1932, when the Red Fourth Front Army moved to the border of Hubei, Henan and Shaanxi, Wang Hongkun suddenly developed a high fever when he was camping in Nanhuatang, and people found that his gunshot wound had suppurated.
Medical director Zhou Ji'an found that there was no anesthetic before the operation, but Wang Hongkun said: "Guan Yunchang scraped the bones to cure the poison, I can bear it." He asked the guards to find a bottle of soju for disinfection, and ordered Zhou Ji'an to go under the knife, and during the operation, Wang Hongkun was so painful that he always bit his lip and didn't say a word, and he fainted after the operation.
After Wang Hongkun woke up, he ignored the pain and walked around the camp with a bandage.
Red classic, reproducing brilliance. In 1933, the Red Fourth Front Army was expanded into 5 armies, and Wang Hongkun served as the commander of the Red Fourth Army. The following year, he succeeded the order of Wang Shusheng, deputy commander-in-chief of the Red Fourth Front Army, and took over as deputy chief of staff of the Red Fourth Front Army, and the post of commander of the Red Fourth Army was replaced by Xu Shiyou.
Later, he was reinstated as the commander and political commissar of the Red Fourth Army. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, the Red Army was reorganized into the Eighth Route Army, and Wang Hongkun served as the commander of the 358th Brigade of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army and a member of the Military and Political Committee of the division.
In September 1937, the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army was ordered by the ** Military Commission to cross the Yellow River east to the anti-Japanese front, and Wang Hongkun led the 385 Brigade Headquarters and some personnel to stay in the Longdong area of northern Shaanxi.
By chance, Wang Hongkun had the idea of wanting to learn. During the period when Wang Hongkun led his troops to be stationed in Longdong, as soon as the local young people heard that he was a victorious general, they signed up to join the army, and more than 1,000 people rushed over at once, according to the pre-plan, the conscription overspent by more than 200 yuan, Wang Hongkun reported to the rear guard of the Eighth Route Army, and asked for reimbursement of this expense.
Xiao Jinguang, the chief director of the rear of the Eighth Route Army, the commander of the left-behind office, and the left-behind corps were Xiao Jinguang, and Ye Jizhuang, who was then the head of the General Supply Department of the ** Military Commission, did not agree to the reimbursement. You must know that at that time, 200 yuan was not a small amount, you could buy 200 guns, Ye Jizhuang directly told Wang Hongkun: "The amount is too big, I can't be the master, I have to find the chairman for approval." ”
In March 1938, Wang Hongkun made a special trip to Yan'an to report to *** for instructions, and ** warmly received him: "Oh, you are Comrade Wang Hongkun? Sit down and talk about the situation in detail. ”
Wang Shusheng, Wang Jing, Wang Hongkun, and ** took a group photo in May 1941. Wang Hongkun originally wanted to explain in detail the blockade of the Kuomintang army and the overspending of the troops, but after being interrupted by ***'s kindness, he was a little cramped.
However, after reorganizing his thoughts, he talked about these situations and asked *** to learn. Although this made *** a little surprised, he quickly agreed to Wang Hongkun's request and told him to arrange the work well.
Wang Hongkun was very happy about this and said that his work could be done by Comrade Wang Weizhou**. Finally, Wang Hongkun said that all cadres should learn culture.
**After arranging for Wang Hongkun to return to Longdong to work, he immediately rushed to Yan'an. ** Arranged him to study in the second brigade of Kang Da, but Wang Hongkun thought that the time was too short and hoped to study for a while.
The chairman agreed to his request and arranged for him to study at the ** Party School. In October 1938, Guangzhou fell, and it was decided to transfer a large number of cadres to the front, and Wang Hongkun was among them.
* It was decided to let him go to the Hubei and Henan borders to lead the local work, but Wang Hongkun thought that his education level was low and it was difficult to assume the leadership responsibility of a region, so he asked his superiors if he could send other comrades to do so.
In the end, the superiors decided to resend *** to the Hubei-Henan border, and Wang Hongkun was sent back to the original unit as the deputy commander of the Southern Hebei Military Region. Wang Hongkun's study experience shows that he attaches great importance to the work of the party and the state, and the higher-level leaders have long had a full understanding of his ability.
At the beginning of its formation, the People's Navy was faced with many problems, and in addition to the problem of insufficient funds, various preparations were also complicated.
Wang Hongkun, Xiao Jinguang, and Luo Shunchu formulated a five-year development plan for the navy under difficult conditions, and then changed the plan to three years according to the suggestion of ***.
This plan was based on the "** agreement" signed with the Soviet Union, but the ** Military Commission informed the major units of the armed forces to properly handle the relationship between needs and possibilities, and to reconsider the plan to make it more in line with the actual situation of the country and the requirements of the Soviet Union.
As a result, the Navy must reduce its spending on top of its original expenditures. Despite a lot of necessary elaboration on the part of the Navy, the report was ultimately not approved. During the period of naval construction, Wang Hongkun went deep into the front line to investigate, took the initiative to find problems, and solved them on the basis of the research of investigators.
In February 1953, he took the "Yangtze River" ship to inspect various provinces and cities in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and arrived in Nanjing on the 24th to inspect the sea ** boat unit. Wang Hongkun and other naval leaders accompanied them to board the "Nanchang" ship and inspect the navy boat unit.
During the review, ** praised the speed and performance of the two torpedo boats, and said that he would make more torpedo boats with good performance and low cost, and exchange small for large.
You are in the navy, and to be in the navy, you must not be afraid of wind and waves, and you must go to the sea to exercise. In September of the same year, Wang Hongkun was awarded the rank of admiral, and was awarded the Order of August 1 of the First Class, the Order of Independence and Freedom of the First Class, and the Order of Liberation of the First Class.
Based on the characteristics of China's long coastline and vast sea area, China has invested a lot of effort in the construction of the navy and is committed to building it into an independent military branch that dares to fight tough battles, rather than a simple service.
And in the fifties, there was a dispute between the Navy and the Air Force over the need for aviation in the Navy. The majority of air force figures believe that China already has an independent air force branch, and the navy no longer needs to set up a separate air force.
However, if needed in the future, the Air Force can completely independently undertake the tasks of naval and air operations.
In 1977, Wang Hongkun and his wife Feng Mingying took a group photo, showing the history and development of the Chinese People's Navy. In the long run, the creation of an independent aviation unit is of paramount importance to the Navy, so it was highly valued and finally approved.
It is precisely because of the unremitting efforts of the predecessors that the People's Navy has been able to develop and grow and achieve today's glory. In this regard, we must not forget their contributions.