When Zhou Enlai died in 1976, Chairman Mao reviewed the eulogy and felt that it was inappropriate, s

Mondo Finance Updated on 2024-02-17

At 9:57 a.m. on January 8, 1976, China's hundreds of millions of beloved prime ministers died of illness, and the sad news shocked the whole country. In this turbulent moment, key figures in history, such as Zhang Yaoci, Xiaoxiao, Meng Jinyun, etc., all played an indispensable role.

Zhang Yaoci, then the head of the ** guard regiment, was the first person to learn the news of ***'s death. Faced with this momentous incident, he acted quickly, wrote down a note, and handed it to the ** who was on duty at the time. This note has become an important link to connect the message.

After Xiao Xiao took the note, he immediately handed it over to Meng Jinyun. Meng Jinyun read the note, tears sliding down. However, considering that *** had not slept all night and was old and frail, she decided not to inform *** of the news immediately, but chose to relay it to him at the right time.

After lunch, Meng Jinyun saw that *** was still in good spirits, so he chose to read the obituary of ***'s death to him. ** Hearing the news, he opened his eyes and asked about the meaning of "passing away", and at this moment, tears welled up in the corners of his eyes. This scene profoundly shows the end of an era and the beginning of a new one.

However, to understand the relationship between *** and ***, it is necessary to go back to their early years of cooperation and tacit understanding. In 1924, ** first put forward the famous thesis of "seizing power through the barrel of a gun", and ***, as a high-ranking figure in the party at that time, gave firm support to this. In 1927, he led the Nanchang Uprising, fired the first shot of our party's resistance to the Kuomintang reactionaries, and wrote a strong stroke for the Chinese revolution.

However, the duo's collaboration was not all smooth sailing. At the meeting of the Red Fourth Army in 1929, he was defeated for the post of secretary of the former committee of the Red Army, and this incident hit him hard. However, he made a timely move to win the comeback of the leadership of the Red Army, showing his firm support and trust in the Red Army.

After the Zunyi meeting, he was identified as the core of the party's leadership and became his closest partner. They jointly led the party and the army, and during the long years of revolution, they supported and trusted each other.

However, the wheels of history keep rolling forward. After 1931, with a series of "leftist" mistakes, the correct thinking of ** was constantly challenged. **As Bogu's deputy, he was also involved in this turmoil. However, even in the face of challenges, ** remained firmly on his side and did his best for his leadership position.

After the Battle of Xiangjiang, the wrong decisions of Bogu and Li De could no longer be tolerated. His trust and support for the Red Army reached its peak, and he resolutely supported the strategic decision-making of the Red Army, which paved the way for the victory of the Red Army and the smooth progress of the Long March.

After the death of ***, **'s mood was unusually low. He used the way of reading books and documents to try to get rid of the pain in his heart. However, he is well aware that he has lost not only a comrade-in-arms, but also a staunch supporter and close friend.

The death of ** means that a period of history of China's revolutionary cause has come to an end. However, the tacit understanding and cooperation between him and China will always be remembered in the long river of history and become the eternal glory of the Chinese revolution.

Related Pages