A famous anti-Japanese general, he died for his country, and he lost every inch of land and blood.
At a critical juncture for the survival of the country, people will not hesitate to protect their homeland with their lives. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Chinese nation, regardless of men, women, old and young, countless people stepped forward and used their bodies to build the country's defense line.
The crisis of the country has created a heroic army and countless heroes. Speaking of the 20 famous anti-Japanese generals recognized by the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, their combat capabilities and merits have far exceeded the level of "generals", so they are not within the scope of this discussion.
We are very honored to present to you a list of famous anti-Japanese generals compiled from historical facts. In this list, we selected 10 famous anti-Japanese generals from each of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, who were all outstanding commanders in the War of Resistance against Japan, commanded important battles, and had a significant impact on the national War of Resistance against Japan.
The famous anti-Japanese generals in this list include the highest-level general who sacrificed his life - Zhang Zizhong. Zhang Zizhong was born on August 11, 1891 in Linqing, Liaocheng City, Shandong Province.
He once led his troops to inflict heavy losses on the Japanese Itagaki Division in the Battle of Taierzhuang, and achieved a great victory, which greatly encouraged the confidence of the whole nation in resisting Japan. Zhang Zizhong was known as "Huoguan Gong", and his heroic deeds and resolute determination to resist Japan won him extremely high prestige among the people.
In this list, there are many other outstanding figures, all of whom were heroes of the War of Resistance Against Japan. Their names and deeds deserve our memory and admiration.
You are welcome to share your thoughts of the anti-Japanese generals in the comment area, let us cherish the memory of these heroes who fought bravely for the country and the nation.
Zhang Zizhong was a noble, upright and selfless hero, and his great personality won the respect of his enemies, but he was also misunderstood by the people. In the face of misunderstandings and grievances, Zhang Zizhong chose to use his life to prove his innocence, he was martyred in the Battle of Xiangyang, and finally washed away his grievances with actions, becoming a real "tragic" hero.
His sacrifice touched everyone, both compatriots and enemies, who wept. His great personality and heroic deeds have made people deeply admire and move.
FigLi Zongren has a strong sense of nationality, participated in the battles of Wuhan, Suizao and southern Henan, and has repeatedly suffered disasters without dying, so he is called "Lucky General". His "blessing" is manifested in what happened to him.
However, his luck was not the only factor, his personal experience and bravery also made him a great achievement on the battlefield. At Kunlun Pass in southern Guinan, he led his army to fight against the Japanese army, cutting off the enemy in Nanning and cutting off the enemy's communication at Kunlun Pass, leaving the enemy isolated and helpless.
During the battle, he killed the commander of the 5th Brigade of the 12th Division of the Japanese Army, Masao Nakamura. In the end, the squadron captured Kunlun Pass, annihilated more than 4,000 enemies, and the enemy's officers and soldiers lost more than 85%.
Du Yuming and Xue Yue were both outstanding generals in the War of Resistance Against Japan, and they performed well in the war and won the respect and praise of the Chinese people. During the Anti-Japanese War, Du Yuming led an expedition to Burma, fought against the Japanese army, won a major victory, and played the prestige of the squadron.
Although he did not destroy as many Japanese troops as Xue Yue, he faced the most elite troops in Japan, and the hardships and dangers of the battle were unimaginable to our descendants. Xue Yue was another god general in the War of Resistance Against Japan.
He was born in Shaoguan, Guangdong, and in the Battle of Wanjialing in the Battle of Wuhan, he created a unique victory since the Anti-Japanese War, annihilating a division of the Japanese army. In 1941, when Japan was preparing to attack Changsha, Xue Yue resolutely defended Changsha and tried his best to protect Changsha, and even used his own head as a guarantee, saying that if the army was defeated, he would commit suicide to thank the world.
Although the two generals have different styles, they are both heroes in the War of Resistance Against Japan, and their heroic deeds and selfless dedication will always be remembered and admired by future generations.
Xue Yue rose to prominence in the Battle of Changsha, annihilating more than 110,000 enemies in one fell swoop, successfully stopping the Japanese invasion. Xue Yue is recognized as the general who annihilated the most Japanese troops during the Anti-Japanese War, destroying more than 140,000 enemy troops in total.
He was a subordinate of Mr. Sun Yat-sen, and after making great achievements, Chiang Kai-shek respected him very much, but did not give him real power. After Xue Yue followed Chiang Kai-shek to Taiwan, he was deprived of military power and only gave him some vacant positions.
In his later years, the Taiwanese side deliberately made things difficult for him and raised his rent to sky-high prices, resulting in a generation"God of War"I can't even pay the rent. Sun Liren, this annihilation of the Japanese army 3The 30,000 "middle ** god" was born in Anhui on December 8, 1900.
He came from a good family, was smart and studious, and was later admitted to Tsinghua University with excellent grades. After graduating from Tsinghua University, he went to study at the Virginia Military Academy in the United States, and his excellent performance was recognized by the Americans.
In 1932, Sun Liren combined Chinese and Western concepts to create a set of training methods suitable for his own troops, and the results were remarkable. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, the Northeast region fell one after another, and Shanghai was also in danger.
After receiving the order, Sun Liren immediately led his troops to the anti-Japanese front.
FigSun Liren Sun Liren was seriously injured many times in the domestic war of resistance, and returned to the anti-Japanese battlefield after recovering from each injury. In 1942, Sun Liren was ordered to go on an expedition to Burma.
With only 1,000 troops, he arranged his troops, annihilated a large army of the enemy, and solved the plight of friendly troops. As a result, Sun Liren became famous internationally. He was very knowledgeable and good at commanding, and basically never lost a battle.
The Americans were very optimistic about him, and there was a rumor in Taiwan that "the United States would help Sun and abolish Chiang," which caused Chiang Kai-shek to fall into a panic for a time. Fu Zuoyi Fu Zuoyi was born on June 27, 1895, in Ronghe, Shanxi Province (now Anchang Village, Sunji Town, Linyi County).
In 1911, Fu Zuoyi participated in the Xinhai Revolution and successively served as regiment commander, division commander and army commander. After the September 18 Incident, Fu Zuoyi actively resisted Japan and called on all parties in the country to unite as one.
In 1933, the Great Wall War of Resistance began. Fu Zuoyi led the troops to personally command, and when the battle was fierce, the Japanese army proposed a truce to Beiping. The Kuomintang did not want to fight the Japanese army, and Chiang Kai-shek was bent on preserving his strength to "exterminate" the Red Army.
So, Chiang Kai-shek sent He Yingqin to the front and gave the order for an armistice. After hearing this, Fu Zuoyi was shocked, many soldiers had already died on the front line. Fu Zuoyi insisted on not retreating, and said indignantly: "We are resisting Japan, and if we want to retreat, the Japanese will retreat first."
If the enemy does not withdraw, I will not leave if I die! In the end, after negotiations, a consensus was reached, and both sides retreated at the same time. Sun Liren and Fu Zuoyi are both anti-Japanese heroes, who have dedicated their strength and lives to the country and the nation, and deserve to be remembered and respected forever.
Their deeds remind us to remember history, cherish peace, and contribute to the prosperity of our country.
FigFu Zuoyi and the legendary life of anti-Japanese heroes In the Battle of Pingxingguan after the outbreak of the full-scale war of aggression against China, Fu Zuoyi led his subordinates to ambush the reserves and baggage teams of the Itagaki Division, dealing a powerful blow to the Japanese invaders.
Subsequently, he was ordered to transfer to the Xinkou battlefield and engaged in a fierce battle with the Japanese army.
General Wang Yaowu was a general with national integrity, invincible in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and his outstanding combat record, and senior generals of the Chinese Communist Party once praised him as "a rare person in the Kuomintang army who understands."
The 74th Army was composed of various local armed forces and was once avoided by senior Kuomintang generals, but General Wang Yaowu led the 74th Army to the peak with his outstanding command skills.
FigWang Yaowu, a famous anti-Japanese general, led his troops to participate in the Battle of Songhu, held the defense of Nanjing, and made great achievements. He performed well in the Battle of Changsha in 1939 and led his troops to recover the city of Gao'an.
In 1941, he commanded the Battle of Shanggao, which successfully annihilated nearly 3,000 Japanese troops, including a Japanese major general, and recaptured Gaoan. Wang Yaowu is a heroic national hero who has contributed his strength to the country's independence and freedom.
Wei Lihuang, a national hero, was an important figure in the Battle of Xinkou. With his excellent strategic command and heroic fighting spirit, he successfully won the battle.
Wei Lihuang is Chiang Kai-shek's confidant and a leader among the best generals. All his life, he fought for the honor and interests of the country and the nation.
FigWei Lihuang In 1943, the Chinese Expeditionary Force advanced into Burma again, and Wei Lihuang was the commander-in-chief. The invaders were entrenched in Burma and intended to plot against them, but Wei Lihuang commanded well and led the Chinese expeditionary force to successfully open the Burma road, eliminate a large number of enemy troops, and achieve brilliant results.
Dai Anlan, the anti-Japanese national hero of the Chinese Expeditionary Force, was born in Anhui Province, he was a famous general of the Kuomintang, and sacrificed his precious life for the cause of resisting Japan.
On the battlefield of resistance against Japan, Dai Anlan participated in many battles, such as the Battle of Taierzhuang, the Battle of Changsha, etc., and his heroic achievements have been widely praised in China, and he has served as a brigade commander and division commander.
At the time of life and death, Dai Anlan led the army out of the siege and won the victory. In 1942, he was ordered to lead the army into Burma to fight, and when he commanded the operation in the Lang Koh area of Burma, he bravely resisted, was seriously wounded, and finally died heroically under the pursuit of the enemy.
Dai Anlan's outstanding performance in the defense of Donggua won unanimous praise: "Whether in the history of China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression or in the history of world wars, his contribution is unique. ”
After liberation, he was posthumously recognized as a revolutionary martyr. Also worthy of our admiration is the first division commander who died in the anti-Japanese war - Zhao Dengyu. Born in 1898 in Zhaolou Village, Duzhuang Township, Heze County, Shandong Province, he showed a talent for martial arts from an early age, and later made a name for himself in the martial arts world.
1.In 1914, Zhao Dengyu joined Feng Yuxiang's department, and after the Northern Expedition and the Central Plains War, he made outstanding achievements and was promoted to the position of regiment commander and brigade commander. At the outbreak of the all-out Anti-Japanese War, Zhao Dengyu served as the garrison of Beiping, led his troops to fight for 6 hours, and although he was unfortunately martyred in the end, he became the first division commander of the anti-Japanese martyrdom, and his name will be immortalized.
2.Born in 1898, a native of Xiangtan, Hunan Province, he served as the commander-in-chief of the Eighth Route Army in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and went to the anti-Japanese front line in North China with **. **Cooperate with** to win battles such as Pingxingguan.
In North China, where the enemy was on the back of the enemy, the masses were mobilized to strengthen the anti-Japanese armed forces.
Faced with the difficulties of insufficient funds and the shortage of food and grass for the army, ** flexibly used guerrilla warfare and tunnel warfare to firmly launch a confrontation with the Japanese army. Despite the grim situation, the Communists' determination to resist the war did not weaken.
** He fought many times with the Japanese army behind enemy lines in North China, and finally in 1940, he commanded the Eighth Route Army in North China to launch a large-scale traffic sabotage raid, which became known as the "Battle of the Hundred Regiments".
At a difficult moment, ** created the Shanxi-Hebei-Lu-Henan anti-Japanese base area, and led the troops to successfully evade the attacks of the Kuomintang reactionaries on many occasions. At the same time, he tightly held the "southern gate" of Taihang Mountain, the anti-Japanese base area in North China, and resolutely prevented the Japanese army from moving south.
**'s heroic performance made a great contribution to the War of Resistance.
FigThe guerrilla group, under the leadership of ***, made several sorties, disrupted the enemy's transport lines and smashed the "sweeps" of the Japanese army. Due to the persistence of *** and others, the Liaoping area was spared the trampling of the Japanese army.
*: Breaking the myth of "the invincibility of the Japanese army"**, a native of Dawan, Linjia, Huanggang, Hubei, was born on December 5, 1907. During the Anti-Japanese War, he was appointed commander of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army.
On September 25, 1937, he and *** jointly formulated the plan for the ambush at Pingxingguan. The ambush at Pingxingguan began, and the Japanese army was taken by surprise. Our army won a complete victory in this battle, captured a large amount of enemy ** equipment, and destroyed hundreds of cars and carriages.
* Became famous in the Battle of Pingxingguan, which was not only the first battle in which the squadron took the initiative to attack and achieve victory, but also broke the myth of the invincibility of the Japanese army.
This victory not only made ** and the Eighth Route Army win prestige on the battlefield of resistance against Japan, but also made him famous and became a famous general of the resistance against Japan. The bravery and wisdom shown on the battlefield of resistance against Japan are amazing.
Unlike **, Su Yu became the commander of the First Division of the New Fourth Army after the Southern Anhui Incident. In the fierce battle with the enemy, he used his troops like a god, led the troops to charge, fought continuously for 42 days, clashed with the enemy more than 130 times, and successfully annihilated more than 1,300 people.
In the subsequent battle for key points, he won again, fully demonstrating his military talent and leadership charisma.
In 1944, Su Yu led his troops to launch a spring offensive and recaptured nearly 3,000 square kilometers of land and hundreds of villages and towns from the Japanese puppet army. In addition, Su Yu also won over 1,000 Japanese puppet soldiers to reform and contribute to China's anti-Japanese cause.
In the War of Resistance Against Japan, Su Yu annihilated nearly 30,000 Japanese puppet troops in total. 【Picture】Between the white mountains and black waters, Yang Jingyu fought alone. The Japanese acted recklessly in the northeast region of China in an attempt to open up a gap in the northeast region of China, and then invade and occupy China.
Chiang Kai-shek had illusions about this and ignored the Japanese army in the northeast. The people of Northeast China launched a series of self-help efforts and formed the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army, totaling more than 6,000 people.
After the Lugou Bridge Incident, the Japanese army recklessly invaded China and killed the Chinese people. Yang Jingyu led his troops to the west, and in an extremely harsh environment, he supported the anti-Japanese struggle in Guannai.
FigYang Jingyu's image painting On February 23, 1940, Yang Jingyu died heroically at the age of 35. He is the backbone of our nation, represents a spirit that lives forever in our hearts.
Chen Geng, commander of the 386th Brigade, was born on February 27, 1903 in Xiangxiang, Hunan. In 1937, he led the main force of the 129th Division, the 386th Brigade, and made great contributions to the War of Resistance Against Japan.
1.Fig** and Chen Geng's heroic performance on the battlefield of resistance against Japan was highly praised. ** In the command headquarters, Chen Geng charged on the battlefield, and their heroic deeds have been passed down through the ages - Zuo Quan Zuo Quan, a native of Liling, Hunan, was born on March 15, 1905.
In 1938, the Eighth Route Army fought fiercely with the Japanese army, and Zuo Quan led his troops to successfully cut the Japanese army into several sections, and fought to the death with the Japanese army, and finally annihilated the Japanese army, killing more than 2,000 enemies and capturing a large number of ** equipment.
In 1940, Zuo Quan served as the commander of the 2nd Column of the Eighth Route Army. He personally commanded the operation, emphasizing the strategy of "grasping steadily, not being arrogant or rash, and taking defense as the offensive," and finally succeeded in victory.
In May 1942, the Japanese army sent a large corps to raid the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army in a fit of rage, using modern **, including tanks and aircraft. However, under the leadership of Zuo Quan and ***, the Eighth Route Army successfully withstood the enemy's attack.
However, unfortunately, Zuo Quan died heroically in the process of breaking through, and his heroic deeds will always be remembered. In the battle with the Japanese army at Yansu Cliff, he won the victory and annihilated more than 1,500 enemies, showing his bravery and wisdom.
**, the squadron killed the highest-ranking Japanese commander Abe Norihide on the anti-Japanese battlefield, injecting a strong impetus into the Chinese people's confidence in resisting Japan. And Lü Zhengcao, who was born on January 4, 1904, in Haicheng County, Fengtian Province (now Haicheng, Liaoning), also fought many battles with the Japanese army in North China, and anxiously led his soldiers to rush to the front line to fight.
Their heroic deeds deeply aroused the patriotic enthusiasm of the Chinese people and laid a solid foundation for the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan.
1."Breaking away from the Kuomintang and joining the Communist Party, the anti-Japanese sentiment of the people in Jizhong was high, and they had the courage to join the army, and Lu Zhengcao's people's self-defense army grew rapidly, participating in the Battle of the Hundred Regiments, which dealt a major blow to the Japanese army. ”
2."Zhao Shangzhi, commander-in-chief of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army, a native of Chaoyang, Rehe, is one of the founders of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army. He led the anti-union fighters to conduct guerrilla warfare against the Japanese army, and in half a year, he annihilated more than 1,000 enemies with minor losses. ”
Zhao Shangzhi, a famous anti-Japanese general: resisting the enemy externally, being suspicious internally, and the hero was finally rehabilitated. Who are the 20 famous anti-Japanese generals in your heart? Let's leave a message to discuss!