Special approval, Du Yide returned to his hometown to destroy the enemy.
Leader, please let me go home and avenge my father! * Comrade empathized, looked at this comrade, and nodded. At the end of August 1947, Liu Deng's army advanced into Dabie Mountain, like a sharp sword piercing the weakness of the Kuomintang reactionaries.
Returning to his hometown, Du Yide, as the political commissar of the 6th Column, looked at the grass and trees that had been changed beyond recognition, and his heart swelled with grief and indignation.
More than ten years ago, a letter brought bad news that his father was brutalized by the landlords' reactionary return to his hometown. The news was like a bolt from the blue, filling Du Yide's heart with grief and anger.
From that moment on, he was determined to take revenge. His father was hunted down because he fought against the landlord reactionaries together with the Red Army soldiers. His father evacuated his family safely, bravely facing a brutal enemy himself.
Old Man Du understood that if the landlords were not brought to justice, the people would never have a peaceful day. Determined to protect his relatives at all costs, he fell victim to the landlords' return to his hometown and was tortured.
However, Old Man Du is tenacious and unyielding, resolutely keeps secrets, and is not afraid of life and death. This heroic and fearless behavior made the landlord's return group extremely angry, and eventually brutally murdered him.
Filled with resentment and grief, Duyd longed to return to his hometown at once and punish his father's killers with his own hands. However, he is well aware that in such a situation, acting blindly will only put himself in greater danger.
Therefore, he held back his anger and continued to fight against the Kuomintang reactionaries, vowing to seek justice for his father and the people of his hometown.
From July 1933 to 1934, Du Yide served as a staff officer at the General Headquarters of the 89th Division of the Red 30th Army. During the Red Army's Long March, he joined the Red Army, and soon after was appointed director of the 4th Bureau of the Headquarters of the 4th Front Army of the Red Army, commander of the column directly under him, and commander of the cavalry division.
In the winter, he was ordered to move to Kawayasube. From February to November 1936, he served as the commander of the cavalry division of the Red Army, leading troops north to Gansu. In November of the same year, his unit was incorporated into the Western Route Army of the Red Army, and he served as the head of the headquarters guard regiment.
In January 1937, he entered the Red Army University and the Yan'an Chinese Anti-Japanese Military and Political University. On March 13, 1937, the Red Army's Western Route Army retreated to Shiwoshan after a heavy defeat, and according to the resolution of the upper echelons, the remaining troops were divided into two detachments on the left and right.
Du Yide and Comrade Wang Shusheng, deputy commander-in-chief, were incorporated into the right detachment and entered the Qilian Mountains.
The previous defeat made the morale of the Red Fourth Front Army low, and the team even scattered. One morning, the deputy commander-in-chief Wang Shusheng was awakened by freezing and exclaimed: "Oh no! When he turned around, there were only more than 20 people left in the team, including him and the correspondents of the army and division headquarters.
They were like frightened birds, worried about the pursuit of the Kuomintang reactionaries and the separation of their comrades. They frequently changed their positions for the night, but were eventually overtaken by the enemy on the morning of the third day.
Several warriors were determined to die and blocked the attack, so that everyone could escape.
Several of the warriors never returned, exhausted from the arduous journey without food and water, and worrying about the enemy's pursuit. Despite this, they humbled each other and hoped that their comrades would be fed first.
Such psychological pressure is even more terrifying than physical pressure. One of the fighters shot himself because of a psychological breakdown. When Du Yide heard the news, he rushed to the news, and his heart was mixed. He picked up the remaining bullets on the warrior's body and bowed slightly towards the warrior, his eyes full of grief and perseverance.
It's easy to die, but we can't die," he thought, and decided to keep going. After a hard struggle, finally around the Dragon Boat Festival in 1936, they successfully climbed the last peak of the Qilian Mountains by eating grass roots, drinking snow water and even begging along the way.
Although they are physically tired, their hearts are more resilient because they firmly believe that only by living can they move on.
Eight warriors, with hope, are about to face a new challenge. They decided to divide their forces into two routes and cross the river from two crossings, in order to narrow down the target again. Du Yide returned to Yan'an smoothly, but Comrade Wang Shusheng encountered all kinds of twists and turns.
However, none of this stopped them. Du Yide continues to learn and improve himself in Yan'an to prepare for the future.
Until September 1939, the Red Army fighters were constantly taking on new tasks and challenges. Since the September 18 incident, the Japanese invaders have been invading China for nine years, and their arrogance cannot be increased.
However, Du Yide originally wanted to fight a bloody battle with the Japanese army on the battlefield, but he was found by Comrade *** and Comrade *** and entrusted with another important task. They believed that Duyid was qualified to serve as the vice-principal of the school, although he initially expressed doubts about it.
However, Comrade ** encouraged him and said: "Comrade Yide, you have lived in Kang Da and served as a detachment leader, so there will be no problem in running a school." The organization decides to let you go, so you go! ”
He accepted the organization's arrangement, and although he encountered difficulties at first, he succeeded in managing the situation of the school through careful teaching and progress with the students, and lived up to the trust placed in him by the organization.
In the middle of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Du Yide was transferred back to the front line and served as the commander of the Second Army Division of the Southern Hebei Military Region, and also served as the political commissar and secretary of the prefectural party committee. He fought fiercely with the Japanese army in southern Hebei.
In the whole year of 1942, the southern Hebei troops experienced more than 2,500 large and small battles, and on average, a battle broke out with the Japanese puppet army every three hours.
Especially in February, there were 270 battles in 28 days, an average of more than two hours before a battle. The comrades around him fell one by one, and he didn't even have time to wipe the blood off his face before he was about to start the next battle.
According to Duyid's recollection after the end of the Anti-Japanese War, that period was his most difficult time, and during that period, many times, being able to protect himself was already a great victory.
1.In the face of the natural disasters of 1943 and the brutal blows of the Japanese invaders, the Red Army soldiers fought bloody battles and worked out a new operational policy with extremely high combat wisdom and rich experience.
They organized seven "armed engineering teams," totaling 63 people, to streamline and reorganize their organs and develop production on the one hand, and to deal with the enemy flexibly and continue to persist in the war of resistance on the other hand.
2.When the southern Hebei region was subjected to serious natural disasters and the frenzied attacks of the Japanese invaders, the Red Army soldiers showed great combat effectiveness and ingenuity. They worked out a new combat strategy and formed seven "armed engineering teams" with a total of 63 members, on the one hand, to reorganize organs and develop production, and on the other hand, to flexibly deal with the enemy and resolutely resist.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, under the cover of the people, the soldiers of the armed engineering team actively attacked the key parts of the Japanese and puppet armies in the enemy-occupied areas, and at the same time established intelligence agencies to provide important information support for the large army.
By carrying out various actions, such as calling on the puppet army to defect, calling on the puppet army villagers to participate in the anti-Japanese action, and resolutely suppressing the stubborn traitors, they effectively dealt a blow to the strength of the Japanese and puppet armies, expanded the sphere of influence of the Red Army, and forced the Japanese to shrink into large strongholds.
In 1945, the moment of the first day came, and the dawn of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War was already shining ahead. In May, Du Yide decisively led his troops to counterattack and conquered the two county towns of Nangong and Xinhe in succession.
In June, in cooperation with the Jizhong Military Region, they participated in the Battle of Ziyahe, conquered the stubborn strongholds of the enemy such as Aizhangzhuang and Dongwang, liberated a large area of land and people in southern Hebei, and won a brilliant victory.
At noon on August 15, 1945, Japan announced its unconditional surrender, and this news caused a strong reaction among the Chinese people like a spring thunder. However, the Chinese Red Army did not let up because of this, and they remained on high alert, waiting for more certain news of victory.
Finally, at 9 a.m. on September 2, 1945, Japan completely signed the surrender agreement, which marked the victory of China's War of Resistance against Japan.
Despite Japan's surrender, the country did not let its guard down. After the external threat was lifted, Chiang Kai-shek, the leader of the Kuomintang reactionaries, quickly took aim at the Red Army, and soon after, a full-scale civil war broke out.
Du Yide followed in the footsteps of *** and ***, constantly engaged in sports warfare, showing superb military strategy. He once annihilated the Kuomintang 3rd Division in the Dayang Lake area and captured Zhao Xitian.
The battle was an excellent example of Duyde's outstanding command ability. In the era of the Red Army, he followed Marshal *** to achieve three battles and three victories on the Pinghan Line.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he launched 369 anti-sweeping operations and 370 active attacks, which terrified the Japanese and successfully contained their attack on the base areas in southern Hebei.
During the War of Liberation, he participated in the Battle of Southwest Lu, and created a model in Dingtao in which a column alone annihilated a brigade of the enemy. When he marched into Sichuan, he led his troops to complete a roundabout operation of more than 7,000 miles in four months, leaving the enemy in disarray.
In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, he led his troops to fight a bloody battle with the enemy in Shangganling for 43 days, creating a miracle in world war.
Duyd returned to his hometown, the place where his father had suffered from **. His heart was full of anger and hatred, and his mind was full of the figure of his father, a kind father, a stern father, a father who had always sheltered him.
He has been torturing himself why he has not yet avenged his father, he has been waiting, waiting for the moment of revenge. And now, he knocked on the door of ***, ready to avenge his father.
Comrade Du Yide had a serious face, clasped his hands, and asked Comrade *** for leave. He said he was going back to avenge his father, who had been a reactionary. Comrade understood his pain, but he reminded Duyid that he was a Red Army soldier and could not hurt innocent people.
So, Comrade ** approved his request and gave him an additional machine gun. Du Yide was deeply moved, he kept in mind the entrustment of ***, used ** carefully, and finally avenged his father.
The vendettas of the past have faded and been replaced by a heart as hot as steel. Du Yide recalls a time when he was herding cattle in a landlord's house and was an apprentice in Wuhan at the age of 15, and people in his situation were subjected to the same treatment.
In the chaos of the old society, new hope burned in the hearts of ordinary people. They aspire to change the status quo so that the people of the world can live a prosperous life and no longer be bullied.
They are convinced that as long as they follow the guidance of the Party and the leadership of the leader, this goal will one day be achieved. On October 1, 1949, the moment finally came, and they saw the jubilant and smiling people at the founding ceremony, and they showed the same bright smiles.
When *** shouted on Tiananmen Square: "Chinese people, from today onwards, stand up!" Their hearts were filled with great pride and joy. At that moment, the cheers of the Chinese people shook the sky, and they shouted long live, and that moment, forever engraved in Du Yide's heart, became the proudest moment of his life.
In the oil painting of the founding ceremony, he was awarded the title of "Founding Lieutenant General", full of honors. However, instead of being complacent, he felt a heavier responsibility on his shoulders.
He looked at the cheering people under Tiananmen Square, and secretly made up his mind that in the days to come, he would also make every citizen smile like this.