In 1971, after the 913 Incident, Liu Xingyuan submitted a profound and sincere review, elaborating on his relationship with Huang Yongsheng and making a comprehensive understanding and evaluation of the 913 Incident.
**After reading it, instead of taking any disciplinary measures against him, he was promoted to his position, why is this?
In November 1959, Liu Xingyuan became the second political commissar of the Guangzhou Military Region, and the secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee at that time devoted all his energy to local work. Therefore, Liu Xingyuan, as the principal responsible person of the party and government leadership of the Guangzhou Military Region, profoundly realized the necessity of establishing a typical model.
Under his leadership, each team has its own model, whether collective or individual. Liu Xingyuan received the rank of lieutenant general and many medals for his outstanding work ability and dedication during the war years.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Liu Xingyuan's children and Huang Yongsheng's descendants became husband and wife, and the two revolutionaries became sons and daughters.
In the mid-50s of the 20th century, the modernization and regularization of our army began. Liu Xingyuan advocated learning from the Soviet Union in order to draw on useful experience. Even if something is not good for the development of our army, we must resolutely reject it, no matter how good it is.
As a political commissar, Liu Xingyuan was well aware of the importance of military work, and he once said: "Although the experience of some Soviet troops is very good, it is not applicable to our development, and if we blindly copy and copy, not only will it not be beneficial, but it will hinder our progress." ”
Under his promotion, the Guangzhou Military Region established many military systems, which greatly stimulated the enthusiasm of the officers and men. Liu Xingyuan and Huang Yongsheng were originally close, and their children also became in-laws, so their interactions became more frequent.
Little did he know, however, that one day they would go the other way.
In May 1966, after the outbreak of the first month, Liu Xingyuan served as the second political commissar of the Guangzhou Military Region, and always adhered to a basic principle: no matter how chaotic the external environment is, the military region must remain stable, and no matter what happens, the military region must not be chaotic.
He knew that once the army was out of control, China's future would be unthinkable, and the country that had been fought so hard would be ruined. Therefore, he and the party committee of the military region resolutely put a stop to such acts of force as attacking the organs of the military region, raiding homes, and arresting people, and succeeded in maintaining the stability of the organs and troops of the military region.
However, Huang Yongsheng chose to stand on the opposite side of the people and colluded with the counter-revolutionary groups.
Even if they used to have a deep friendship, once there is a disagreement, they can no longer continue to cooperate. Liu Xingyuan and Huang Yongsheng are exactly like this, and they no longer have contact after they have a disagreement. After the 913 incident, Huang Yongsheng was isolated and censored, and Liu Xingyuan knew that his relationship with Huang Yongsheng might be used by some people, but he had a clear conscience.
Therefore, he took the initiative to confess his relationship with Huang Yongsheng to **, and expressed his views and attitudes towards the 913 incident. ** Satisfied with his behavior and aware of his character, he wrote the words "peace of mind" in recognition of his loyalty and honesty.
In 1972, Zhang Guohua, secretary of the Sichuan Provincial Party Committee, drove to the west, and after careful consideration, he decided to transfer Liu Xingyuan to work in Sichuan, which fully demonstrated the affirmation of Liu Xingyuan's talent.
Because Liu Xingyuan devoted himself to his work, he was deeply convinced of him, and the broad masses of the people were always full of trust in him. The battle-hardened veteran revolutionary died of illness in Beijing on August 14, 1990, at the age of 82.