The life-saver was reported, ** the Prime Minister is invited to come.
This is impossible, bring me the prime minister. ”
FigIn January 1931, the Fourth Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China was held in Shanghai, at which the 27-year-old Wang Ming was directly promoted from a non-member of the Communist Party of China to a member of the Politburo under the improper means of the Communist International, and grasped the supreme leadership of our party.
Under his erroneous command, great difficulties were created for the work of the party. In 1932, under the exclusion of Wang Ming, the leadership of the Red Army was deprived during the critical period of the third anti-"encirclement and suppression", and he was transferred back to the rear to preside over the work of the Red Army.
Although I was bitter in my heart, for the sake of the overall situation, **I still chose to obey the temporary** decision. Before parting, Wang Jiaxiang came to see him off, and said to ***: "I am still willing to do military work, and the military at the front is urgently needed. ”
** also humorously said to Wang Jiaxiang: "You and I are both a minority, and it is not okay to disobey, so I have to go to the rear." Fortunately, there is no distinction between before and after the revolution, the work is the same, so you don't have to fight. ”
The usual humor can't be laughed out of this time.
During a short stay in Gannan in the Soviet district, he immediately established contact with the masses, participated in the movement of agricultural production, and listened to the ideas of the fighters and peasants, making sound proposals.
However, in the course of his contacts with the masses, he attracted the attention of local opposition forces. The Kuomintang believes that *** is still a big problem for its henchmen, and as long as *** does not disappear, the clean-up operation will not stop.
Before the fourth anti-encirclement and suppression, Chiang Kai-shek ordered a reward for the heads of the leaders of the Communist Party of China and the Red Army, ** and Mr. Zhu each offered a reward of 50,000 oceans, and Wang Ming offered a reward of 500 oceans.
The high bounty aroused the enthusiasm of the local militia, and one afternoon, the regiment reported that he had found traces of *** nearby, and the regiment immediately selected excellent ** and ammunition, and prepared to raid ***'s residence at night.
The regimental commander led his men to raid *** guards and *** were not prepared, and the two sides clashed. Although the guards are experienced, they are outnumbered and difficult to resist.
At the critical moment, Wang Shengrong came in time, solved the enemy with a shell gun, and rescued *** Seeing Wang Shengrong, he was very grateful and said: "Xiao Wang, if you don't come today, I may have an accident." ”
Wang Shengrong arrived urgently, and after receiving the first order, he took a platoon of soldiers to pick up the first to go north to Ruijin to attend the meeting. However, when he arrived, gunfire erupted, and he immediately led his team into the village and successfully rescued ***, who was surrounded by enemy troops
However, the danger is not lifted, and they need to leave immediately. At this time, because he couldn't walk because of hemorrhoids, Wang Shengrong decisively dropped his spear, and dragged him with the soldiers, successfully covering him to break out of the encirclement.
It can be said that Wang Shengrong is not only a life-saving benefactor, but also a great benefactor of the whole party and the whole army. If he hadn't appeared in time, not only would it be difficult to guarantee the safety of his life, but even China's history would have been rewritten.
And all this starts with the 87th meeting.
In 1906, in the dock workers' home in Wuchang, Hubei, a child named Wang Shengrong was born. His father was a porter, and his mother made ends meet by hand.
The hardships of life made Wang Shengrong come to Shanghai to work as a child laborer at the age of 13. It was during this period that he became acquainted with Xiang Ying, and under his leadership, he joined the workers' movement and joined the Chinese Communist Party.
With Chiang Kai-shek's betrayal of the revolution in 1927 and a large-scale ** Communists and democratic patriots, Wang Shengrong went underground under the arrangement of the party organization and became an underground traffic officer.
In August of the same year, the Communist Party of China held a conference in Hankou, and Wang Shengrong was selected by the organization as the defender of the meeting, responsible for the organization and protection of the conference. At this meeting, he got acquainted with *** and had a long exchange with it.
** His views and understanding of the current situation left a deep impression on Wang Shengrong and had a profound impact on him.
FigAfter the meeting at the old site of the 87 Conference, a group of comrades with strong revolutionary character and experience in struggle were selected to go to the Soviet Union to study politics and military affairs and reserve forces for the armed struggle, and Wang Shengrong was one of them.
Three years later, Wang Shengrong returned to China after completing his studies and was assigned to work in the Young Pioneers, serving as the secretary of the county party committee of the Young Communist Party and the leader of the Young Pioneers. In 1931, the ** Bureau of the Soviet District of the Young Communist Party was established, and the Young Pioneers Corps was established to become a paramilitary organization, with Wang Shengrong as the general captain, responsible for the organization of the Young Pioneers in provinces, counties, districts, and villages, and actively cooperating with the main force to participate in the battle.
Under his leadership, a group of senior generals like Chen Guang, Xiao Hua, and Zhang Aiping emerged in the Young Pioneers. In the same year, the Chinese Soviet Republic was founded, and Wang Shengrong entered the Central Revolutionary Military Commission, becoming the youngest of the 15 members of the first Central Revolutionary Military Commission.
At the beginning of the Red Army's Long March, Wang Rongsheng served as the deputy minister and minister of the Youth of the General Political Department of the Red Army, but he was removed from his post because of his support for the opinions of the Red Army and was sent to the cadre regiment to follow the army.
In the cadre regiment, Wang Shengrong was mainly responsible for taking care of Dong Biwu, Xu Teli and other veteran comrades.
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Wang Shengrong gained love in Yan'an and was sent to work in Wuhan. Dong Biwu named him to go to Wuhan to serve as a "senior liaison staff officer", responsible for dealing with the upper echelons of the Kuomintang and celebrities.
Although Wang Shengrong is very happy about the job, he is not good at wearing a neat suit and interacting softly. After thinking about it for a while, he decided to return to the front line and lead his troops to fight.
After resigning several times, Dong Biwu had no choice but to let him enter Queshan, Henan Province to lead a 300-strong guerrilla force to conduct guerrilla warfare. Although this task seems a little "small" compared to his previous leadership experience, he doesn't care, because he firmly believes that as long as he can win the war, whatever he does is worth it.
FigThe Red Army soldiers were separated in Henan, and Wang Shengrong discovered and made every effort to contain and train them to strengthen the anti-Japanese guerrilla force. Under his leadership, the troops successfully ambushed and annihilated a bandit team of more than 1,000 people, captured more than 300 guns, expanded the team to more than 2,000 people, and reorganized it into the 8th Regiment of the 4th Detachment of the New Fourth Army, with Wang Shengrong as political commissar and secretary of the Henan Special Committee.
After that, this team rapidly expanded into a division of 10,000 people, and was reorganized into the Fifth Division of the New Fourth Army, which became the main force of the New Fourth Army. Wang Shengrong was transferred back to Yan'an and worked in the **Organization Department in charge, serving as the deputy director of the ** Administration Bureau, and he worked until 1945.
In this year, little Japan surrendered unconditionally, and the northeast became the focus of our party's work, and it was necessary to send a large number of cadres to the northeast to open up new base areas. Wang Shengrong, who has a background in the Soviet Union, was among them, although he was not selected at the beginning, and even when he proposed to go to the Northeast, ** rejected his request.
But Wang Shengrong insisted on his own ideas, repeatedly looked for ** statements, and finally ** agreed to his request. So, Wang Shengrong led more than 80 cadres and a company to set off.
On the journey from Yan'an to Nenjiang in northeast China, Wang Shengrong fought bloody battles all the way, not only annihilating the bandits, but also actively doing mass work and strengthening his own ranks.
By the time the troops entered the northeast, his troops had expanded from one company to nearly 6,000 men, almost the strength of a brigade. With the help of the Soviet Red Army, his troops succeeded in capturing Qiqihar, and Wang Shengrong became the secretary of the Qiqihar Municipal Party Committee and the political commissar of the garrison area, and began the post-war reconstruction work.
However, just as everything was going on in order, an accident happened, causing Wang Shengrong to lose his left leg. At a convention, he was giving a passionate speech when suddenly a gunshot rang out and he collapsed.
At first, people thought it was a secret service, but after investigation, it turned out that a soldier of a guard company accidentally misfired while wiping a gun, and the bullet passed through the ceiling, from the center of Wang Shengrong's left foot to his calf.
Although he suffered such an accident, Wang Shengrong was not defeated. He persisted, but at the same time actively thought about how to get back on his feet and continue his revolutionary cause.
His story tells us that even in the face of difficulties and setbacks, we must not give up our ideals and beliefs, and we must overcome difficulties with perseverance and achieve our goals.
Wang Shengrong fought bravely on the battlefield and was unfortunately wounded. Although he was taken to the hospital, his condition was so severe that he needed amputation to save his life. His wife, Cho Myung-jin, wept bitterly in the hospital, worried about his injuries.
Wang Shengrong comforted her and said: "I'm fine, the big deal is to lose a leg." "However, he did end up losing his leg. Although his wound became infected with limited medical conditions, he immediately put himself into work after recovering from his injuries and was transferred to the Military Industry Department of the Northeast Bureau as a political commissar to organize production**.
However, he offended ** in this job.
During the war years, the words of the chairman have always been the strength that sustained my survival. In June 1949, I was ordered by ** to take half of the people of the Ministry of Military Industry, a dozen trucks and three medical stations to the south and came to my hometown of Wuhan.
*The task given to me is to continue to grasp military production in Wuhan and ensure the **ammunition** of the Siye Army. However, this task changed when I promised to help my old friend, then secretary of the Hubei Provincial Party Committee, chairman of the provincial **, commander and political commissar of the provincial military district.
**Because of the predicament of armament supplies, I asked for help, and because of my deep friendship with ***, and because it was needed by the revolution, I agreed without hesitation.
However, this annoyed **, and he criticized me and said: "You are doing a good business with ***!" "He also ordered me to write a review. Although I was criticized and ordered, I firmly believed that my decision was the right one.
Because, no matter what the circumstances, I will never forget the words of the chairman, that is, during the war years, we must unite and resist the enemy together. For the victory of the revolution, we should support each other and help each other.
Fig**Wang Shengrong refused to fill his own pockets, and said to the inspection, "What kind of business is this?" This move made ** very angry and wanted to kick him out of the army. So Wang Shengrong left the army and worked in the local area, serving as the first vice minister of the Ministry of Industry and the director of the Central South Nonferrous Metals Administration.
In March 1950, ** personally ordered Wang Shengrong to export 10,000 tons of tungsten sand to the Soviet Union a year in exchange for machinery and equipment and national defense supplies. This is a very difficult task, you know, the Kuomintang has been engaged in it for more than 20 years, and their tungsten sand is less than 300 tons a year.
We have just taken over, and there will be bandits on the mine from time to time, and it is undoubtedly very difficult to make 10,000 tons of tungsten sand a year. So, Wang Shengrong suggested to *** and requested support from Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, and Guangxi provinces.
**Agree immediately and write a letter to implement it one by one. Wang Shengrong immediately went to various tungsten sand mining areas to investigate, and found that there was an extreme lack of machinery and transportation vehicles.
Wang Shengrong: A hero who exchanged tungsten sand for supplies, but was blamed** Wang Shengrong, a brave revolutionary, once used his wisdom and courage to successfully purchase 1,000 tons of tungsten sand in Hong Kong, in exchange for much-needed machinery and equipment and vehicles for the tungsten sand mining area.
This feat enabled China to complete the task of producing 10,000 tons of tungsten sand, and made a great contribution to the development of the country. However, in the 1952 "Three Antis" movement, Wang Shengrong was accused of being a major criminal and arrested him.
A report by Wang Shengrong was also submitted to the desk. ** Lost in thought after seeing this report. He knew that Wang Shengrong was a loyal soldier, and in order to relieve the urgent need of the Shanghai ** Bureau, he had gone through hardships, took 30,000 US dollars, went all the way over the mountains and mountains, from the ** Soviet area, detoured to Guangdong, and finally arrived in Shanghai with difficulty, which took nearly 3 months on the way.
Although Wang Shengrong contributed to the country with his life and sweat, he was blamed**. This is the greatest injustice against him. However, Wang Shengrong was not discouraged by this, he still stood by his beliefs, insisted on his beliefs, and was finally acquitted.
Wang Shengrong's deeds tell us that no matter what difficulties we encounter, we must uphold our beliefs and maintain our dignity and honor. His spirit will always inspire us to keep moving forward.
At a meeting, ** looked through the report and expressed doubts about Wang Shengrong's greed for money. He decided to find *** to find out. ** Understood the ins and outs of the matter, and explained that Wang Shengrong's act of selling Hong Kong tungsten sand was meritorious, not a sin.
After listening, he stretched his brow and smiled. He said that he had known for a long time that Wang Shengrong would not do such a thing. In 1966, Wang Shengrong was hit again and suffered serious physical and mental damage.
However, he remained tenacious and did not give up.
At the time of the meeting, the old man Wang Shengrong, who had been rehabilitated, recalled his experience with a smile. He was treated unfairly and imprisoned for 13 years, but he relied on a quote from *** - "It's better to die than to live, and if you live, there is no problem that can't be solved" - to support himself to live.
In 1979, Wang Shengrong was revoked from the punishment decision of that year, restored his original rank and treatment, and was reborn again. In 2006, the centenarian who had gone through vicissitudes passed away, and party and state leaders went to the memorial service to mourn and comfort his family.
This is Wang Shengrong's life in his later years**.