forThe life-saving benefactor of the year spoke: **Impossible! I'm going to ask Enlai.
Introduction. 
A "** report" about Wang Shengrong is placed on the desk. He pondered for a moment, then shook his head in denial: "This can't be. As he spoke, he summoned *** to call the prime minister for me. Arrive and immediately hand him the report.
After reading it, he said: "Wang Shengrong is not guilty and meritorious, I agreed with him to do this." "* When I heard this, I was saddened. What exactly is going on that makes *** so nervous about a report that whistleblows"?
The answer starts with the intersection of Wang Shengrong and ***. In 1907, Wang Shengrong was born in a fisherman's family outside Hanyangmen, Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, and his parents worked little, Wang Shengrong began to work as a child laborer at the age of 13 to share the burden of life for the family.
In his difficult life, he saw that the poor people were being exploited by the capitalists, and decided to join the revolution and find a way to turn over and emancipate. In 1926, Wang Shengrong joined the workers' movement, joined the Communist Youth League and served as the head of the Boy Scouts, and later joined the Communist Party of China, responsible for underground transportation work, and successfully completed many tasks.
After the defeat of the Great Revolution in 1927, he was selected to study in the Soviet Union. In 1930, Wang Shengrong returned to China after completing his studies, and successively worked in the Special Committee of the Longgang Youth League and the Xingguo County Committee of the Young Communist Party, and became the captain of the Young Pioneers.
He attended the Party Congress in August 1931 and was elected a member of the Revolutionary Military Committee. Once, Wang Shengrong rescued *** from the enemy's gunpoint, which made him have a lot of fame in the **Soviet area.
And the report about his "**" made *** even more unbelievable, and he personally found *** for verification. **After reading the report, Wang Shengrong's innocence was confirmed and said that he had agreed to do so.
Hearing the news, ** tightened his brows.
FigIn the winter of 1932, ** went to the countryside of southern Gan to conduct investigation and research, and his sudden departure made the CCP urgently convene a meeting. In order to ensure his safety, the relevant personnel immediately found Wang Shengrong and asked him to quickly notify *** to rush back to attend the meeting immediately.
After receiving instructions, Wang Shengrong immediately took a platoon of men to go to southern Gannan day and night. However, when he arrived at the chairman's residence, gunfire rang out, and he immediately rushed into the village in search of the chairman.
At this moment, he found that several enemies were approaching the chairman, Wang Shengrong disregarded his own danger, shouted, and when the enemy turned back, he grabbed the enemy's gun, and then killed the enemy with the ** in his hand, and then quickly dealt with other enemies.
In this thrilling moment, ** witnessed this scene with his own eyes. After the siege was lifted, Wang Shengrong pulled the chairman and was about to leave, but the chairman was suffering from hemorrhoids and had difficulty walking.
Wang Shengrong dropped his ** and wanted to carry the chairman out to meet the soldiers, but when the Red Army soldiers arrived, they immediately set up the chairman and protected the chairman to break out of the encirclement. After breaking out of the encirclement, everyone breathed a sigh of relief, and at this time, Wang Shengrong found that his left shoulder, neck and right leg were sticky, and it turned out that he had been wounded while fighting with the enemy with a bayonet.
The chairman noticed that Wong Shengrong had stopped and looked at him as well. Seeing that he was bleeding profusely, the chairman immediately ordered the team to stop and tore his clothes into strips of cloth to bandage his wounds.
After bandaging, the chairman took off his wool vest again and handed it to him: "It's cold, you have lost so much blood, put it on!" ”
When Wang Shengrong was talking to ***, he saw ***'s concern about the cold, so he immediately rejected ***'s wool vest and put on a piece of clothing for ***'s kiss gloves.
After that, ** returned to Ruijin accompanied by Wang Shengrong and participated in the National Congress, Wang Shengrong was nominated by *** to become a member of the first Central Revolutionary Military Commission.
After the Red Army withdrew from the Soviet area, Wang Shengrong firmly believed that under the leadership of the Red Army, the Red Army would definitely be able to win the victory of the revolution, and strengthened his belief in the victory of the revolution during the Long March.
After the Red Army rendezvous, Wang Shengrong was transferred to the art troupe, where he met Zhao Mingzhen, and finally with the help of his comrade-in-arms Liao Chengzhi, the two held a wedding. Despite the difficult conditions, they still bought a bag of melon seeds and a large pot of tea for 5 cents to entertain the comrades who came to bless them.
Wang Shengrong, a staunch revolutionary fighter, at his wedding, although simple, has already satisfied him. In the second year after marriage, he and his wife Zhao Mingzhen ushered in the crystallization of their love.
Although the family of three is living in poverty, they live a warm and happy life. Wang Shengrong firmly believes that as long as there is love, he can go all over the world. In 1937, the Lugou Bridge Incident broke out, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated again, and the Red Army, the main force in the northwest, was reorganized into the Eighth Route Army of the National Revolutionary Army.
After the fall of Nanjing, the Nanjing office of the Eighth Route Army was moved to Wuhan, and a large number of cadres needed to be sent to work in Wuhan. Dong Biwu, as secretary of the Hubei Provincial Party Committee and head of the Yangtze River Bureau, immediately asked Yan'an to come to Wang Shengrong, who grew up in Wuhan, and appointed him as a "senior liaison staff officer" of the Ministry of Mass Work.
His main task was to deal with the upper echelons of the Kuomintang and celebrities. Soon, Wang Shengrong returned to his hometown after a long absence with his wife, but he was not so comfortable with the job.
In the ranks of the Red Army, he was accustomed to military uniforms, but at the Eighth Route Army office in Wuhan, he had to wear suits and leather shoes every day, and deal softly with those Kuomintang upper-class figures and celebrities, which made him feel very awkward.
At the same time, he was worried that his low level of education made it difficult for him to do the job. However, after thinking about it for a while, he decided to change places to continue the anti-Japanese struggle.
While dealing with the magnates, he repeatedly complained to Dong Biwu, begging him to let him go to the front line to lead the troops to fight.
At Wang Shengrong's insistence, Dong Biwu reluctantly agreed to send him to the Henan guerrilla zone to serve as the political commissar of a 300-member guerrilla force. Although as a member of the Central Revolutionary Military Commission, he was indeed a little aggrieved by being entrusted with such a small position, he didn't care at all, because he only had the belief in fighting for the country and the people in his heart.
In Henan, Wang Shengrong recruited some of the separated Red Army soldiers and strengthened the anti-Japanese guerrilla force through training. Under his leadership, this team successfully ambushed and annihilated a team of bandits who did all kinds of evil, captured more than 300 guns, gradually grew to more than 2,000 people, and was reorganized into the 8th Regiment of the Fourth Detachment of the New Fourth Army, and he served as the secretary of the Henan Special Committee and the political commissar of the 8th Regiment.
Later, he led the Independent Guerrilla Brigade of the New Fourth Army to join some scattered anti-Japanese forces and formed the Henan-Hubei Independent Guerrilla Detachment of the New Fourth Army, with ** as the commander and Wang Shengrong as the political commissar.
Under their leadership, this unit developed into a division of 10,000 people and became the fifth division of the New Fourth Army. Wang Shengrong was later transferred back to Yan'an and worked in the **Organization Department in charge of **, serving as the deputy director of the ** Management Bureau.
At the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China in May and June 1945, although he was not invited, Wang Shengrong always came into the venue with paper and pen whenever it was time for the meeting. The guards stopped him and said he couldn't enter without a badge.
"I just wanted to come and hear and learn," he explains. The guard was very troubled by this, so he ran in and reported the incident to ***. When he learned about it, he laughed and said, "If he wants to listen, let him in!" ”
Fig* After careful consideration, he rejected Wang Shengrong's request to work in the Northeast: "You still stay in Yan'an, and I will arrange the work." Despite the rejection, Wang Shengrong did not give up, he found ** and grinded hard, and finally ** agreed to his request, he left Yan'an with more than 80 cadres and a company, and went to the northeast.
Despite the frequent fighting, Wang Shengrong still took matters into his own hands, led the team to conquer Qiqihar, served as the secretary of the municipal party committee and the political commissar of the garrison area, and began the arduous post-war reconstruction work.
However, one afternoon in 1946, when Wang Shengrong was making a report to the cadres, a gunshot rang out, and he unfortunately collapsed, and his life ended.
Picture丨Wang Shengrong (third from right in the first row) It was a thrilling experience. During the meeting, guard Xiao Li accidentally wiped out a bullet while wiping his beloved gun, hitting Wang Shengrong's left leg.
Despite the removal of the bullet, Wang Shengrong's wound became infected due to poor medical conditions and the scarcity of anti-inflammatory drugs. He said tenaciously: "I, Wang Shengrong, can walk the world even if I am one-footed." ”
Although his injuries were healed, he needed to use crutches and could not charge into battle, so he was transferred to the Military Industry Department of the Northeast Bureau as a political commissar to organize production. But what is unbelievable is that in 1952, someone reported him**.
But he said, "It can't be." Although he was transferred to the logistics post, Wang Shengrong never complained, but just worked silently and contributed his strength to the revolutionary cause.
It was an admirable history, and Wang Shengrong, with his tenacity and selflessness, showed us what a true revolutionary is.
FigIn 1932, the Shanghai underground party was short of funds, and after a victory, they found a large amount of enemy money deposited in the bank, so it was decided to send the money to Shanghai.
However, the first time the personnel sent absconded with the money, and the second time was unsuccessful. In this case, ** and Ren Bishi decided to send Wang Shengrong to Shanghai, which fully reflected their trust in Wang Shengrong.
Before Wang Shengrong left, Deng Yingchao personally handed him a box containing 35,000 US dollars and told him to hand over the money to the person in charge of Shanghai** or Yang Shangkun.
With money and some people, Wang Shengrong set out from Jiangxi, overcame various difficulties and dangers along the way, and finally arrived in Shanghai at the end of July and handed over the money to Yang Shangkun. Recalling this incident, ** thought that Wang Shengrong was not a greedy person, so he hesitated for a long time.
Finally, ** shakes his head and says "this can't be." The staff was confused and asked what was going on and **immediately asked the staff to call ***
After reading the report, he immediately said: "Comrade Wang Shengrong is innocent and meritorious, and I agree to sell tungsten sand in Hong Kong." ”
Wang Shengrong was urgently recalled to Beijing by the prime minister's telegram and took over the task of exporting 10,000 tons of tungsten sand to the Soviet Union within a year in exchange for machinery and equipment and national defense supplies. He encountered difficulties, but asked the leaders of Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, and Guangxi provinces for support, and received a letter of support.
He looked around and found that there was an extreme lack of machinery and transport vehicles in the mine. He happened to learn that there were 1,000 tons of tungsten sand frozen by Chiang Kai-shek in Hong Kong, so he sold the tungsten sand and exchanged it for the necessary materials, which finally ensured the completion of the task.
However, he was reported by someone with a heart because of this, "**When *** learned the truth, he was saddened by Wang Shengrong's situation, but he still supported him." In 1957, when inspecting the work in Wuhan, he inquired about Wang Shengrong's whereabouts and helped him transfer to the Hubei Provincial Metallurgical Department as the director and enjoyed the deputy provincial treatment.
Wang Shengrong was deeply grateful for this, and later received him in person.
FigIn Wang Shengrong's later years, whenever he recalled *** Wang Shengrong always said with admiration: "* is great, his greatness lies in the fact that without the victory of the Long March led by him, there would be no later New China!" ”