"You don't seem to have been educated in a military academy or trained professionally, but in every battle, you always have an insight into the enemy's situation in advance and defeat the enemy. "
In 1928, ** led the Pingjiang Uprising, formed the Red Fifth Army, and led the team to Jinggangshan. After learning about it, more than 200 soldiers were sent to the North Mountain of Lotus City to respond.
In October of the same year, the Red Fifth Army and the Red Fourth Army met in Jinggangshan. ** Presided over the celebration and sang the military song. The red flags fluttering outside were particularly bright, and the leaders in the room sat around with satisfied smiles on their faces.
At this moment, ** asked *** a question, and he wanted to know why *** didn't go to military school, but he was able to use soldiers like a god and win many battles.
The Communist Party of China has produced many outstanding military generals, most of whom are graduates of military academies at the award ceremony of New China, and Chen Geng is no exception.
But there was one faculty member who was different, he was only a student at the Teachers College before he joined the revolutionary ranks, and later went to Peking University to work as a librarian.
In October 1934, after the failure of the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign, the main force of the Red Army decided to carry out a strategic campaign and began the Long March in order to get rid of the encirclement and interception of the Kuomintang army.
However, a group of people led by Wang Ming appeared in the team, and they proposed to let the instructor hand over the command, believing that the Long March was not advisable, because no team had such an experience before.
In this urgent situation, the key members came together for a meeting. Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, it has always adhered to the principle that the minority obeys the majority.
At this meeting, the instructors succeeded in regaining the leadership of the troops. The ranks of the Red Army were at a critical juncture of life and death, and the instructors shouldered the future of the entire team.
Despite the enormous difficulties he faced, he was convinced that the Long March was the best option for the moment and put a lot of energy into his future plans, not even much time to rest.
After the bloody battle on the Xiangjiang River with the Kuomintang army, the Red Army, which was already a small number, suffered heavy losses, leaving only 30,000 men. After the test of the Jinsha River and the Dadu River, there are only 2 left40,000 people.
On the Long March, in addition to the relentless pursuit of the Kuomintang troops, the conditions were also extremely difficult. In order to survive, the warriors had to gnaw on the turf and drink snow water.
The decision-making power of the faculty plays a key role in the critical moment and leads everyone to the light. Without the Long March, the Red Army might have been encircled and suppressed. The four crossings of Chishui were the most miraculous battles in which the instructor guided the battle, and through the unique geographical location of the Yangtze River, he successfully blocked the enemy's blockade and opened the way for the Red Army to advance.
At the end of the Long March, a head-to-head confrontation with the Red Army would undoubtedly bring huge losses, which would undoubtedly outweigh the losses for the Communist Party. Faced with Chiang Kai-shek's predicament, the Red Army generals pondered deeply and racked their brains to find a solution.
However, the instructor gave the order to advance towards Tucheng, which left everyone confused and did not understand the purpose of this step. Because no matter which direction it goes, Chiang Kai-shek's troops will appear.
But in reality, the faculty already had a plan in mind. When the Red Army advanced towards Tucheng, Lao Chiang also thought that they were going to break through, so he immediately sent most of his troops.
The Red Army exchanged fire with **, and the Red Army suddenly retreated and successfully evacuated to the other side of the river. ** Unable to let go of the Red Army easily, our army sent a team that was good at guerrilla warfare to play the enemy in the mountains and fields, so that Chiang Kai-shek mistakenly believed that the main forces of the Red Army were here.
But in fact, when they were played, the real main force had already crossed Chishui again and advanced smoothly to Guizhou, and then raided Loushan Pass and occupied Zunyi City.
This victory greatly boosted the morale of the Red Army, and Chiang Kai-shek was so angry that his beard was about to fly. The Red Army, under his tight blockade, came and went as if no one was in a no-man's land.
Driven by anger, Chiang Kai-shek sent 400,000 **. However, in the face of this situation, the instructor appeared calm and calm, and he ordered the Red Army to pack up and prepare to cross the Yangtze River north.
This was also the original goal of the Red Army, which is why Chiang Kai-shek sent heavy troops to guard the Yangtze River. Despite being teased before, they arrogantly believed that the Red Army would march north, so they immediately moved their forces to the north.
However, the instructor made another false move, and led the Red Army to cross the Chishui again, advance eastward, and approach the city of Guiyang. And Guiyang's troops were insufficient, and the generals defending the city asked Chiang Kai-shek for help, and ** began to run again.
During this time, ** was directed back and forth like a marionette, and completely lost its autonomy.
Under the exquisite command of the instructors, the Red Army units were divided into three routes, successfully crossed the Jinsha River, successfully broke through the encirclement, and achieved a major strategic shift. The instructor's tactics in the four crossings of Chishui are perfect, using strategies such as sound to the east and west, and using the false to confuse the true, so that the opponent is unable to defend against it.
Today, the four crossings of Chishui have become a classic case of compulsory study in many military schools, further proving the outstanding military command ability of the instructors. Chiang Kai-shek's failure in encirclement and suppression, on the contrary, made the Red Army stronger and stronger, opening up a bright road for the establishment of New China.
Grandpa Mao's military command ability is unmatched, but this is not accidental. His upbringing during the war years laid a solid foundation for his talents. Although he did not attend a military academy, he had excellent military command abilities.
His family was in a better position to provide him with education and to give him the opportunity to receive an education. Although his private school teacher taught traditional ideas, he was not affected by feudal decay.
At the age of 17, he entered the Xiangxiang County Dongshan Higher Primary School and was exposed to reformist ideas. In 1911, he was admitted to the Xiangxiang Provincial Middle School and came into contact with the publication of the Minli Daily for the first time.
These were all important factors in his later emergence as a great leader.
He was deeply touched by Dr. Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary ideas and decided to support and follow him. That year, at the age of 18, he left school and threw himself into the wave of the Xinhai Revolution, joining the Hunan army and becoming one of them.
During his half-year career in the army, his willpower and self-discipline became stronger, and he also accumulated rich experience in marching and fighting. After being discharged from the army, he entered the Hunan Provincial Normal University to study, met his mentor, Mr. Yang Changji, and came into contact with more advanced new ideas.
Founded by Chen Duxiu and others, New Youth has attracted many readers, and he has become one of the loyal readers, and wrote a letter to Chen Duxiu in Beijing, emphasizing that young people need not only sound minds, but also pay attention to physical exercise.
Under the recommendation of Mr. Yang Changji, the faculty member came to Peking University and became the right-hand man of the librarian Mr. Li Dazhao. During their time at Peking University, the faculty members worked hard to acquire knowledge, and after meeting a group of like-minded partners, they were deeply influenced by the October Revolution.
He repeatedly studied "The Art of War" and was well versed in the principle of combining knowledge and practice. After the formation of the Red Army, the instructors were guided by the knowledge they had learned, and they achieved the Battle of the Four Crossings of Chishui that shocked the world.
In May 1938, it took less than 10 days for the faculty to complete the world-shaking book "On Protracted War", and even Wang Ming, who had always been picky, was full of praise for the contents of the book.
Without the wisdom of wisdom and bravery, the wisdom of uniting to resist Japan, and establishing a united front of the whole nation to resist the war, without the wisdom of the foresight, the law of historical development, and a series of important strategic ideas such as protracted war, it would be impossible to have the great victory of the War of Resistance against Japan, and his great achievements will forever be recorded in the annals of history!