**It is recommended that Su Yu, who is recuperating in Shanghai, can go to the army more often to understand the situation of the army if his physical condition allows. If you find any questions or comments, you can directly interview him, call ** or write to him.
Su Yu returned to the military department to preside over the daily work after the end of his recuperation, but the suggestion attracted the attention of ***. Ye Shuai thought that instead of changing shifts, let Song Shilun and Zhong Qiguang preside over the work of the military department, and let Su Yu prepare to take over a bigger position.
Ye Shuai's words reflected his unique high intelligence and overall view, and he believed that this conversation not only involved the vice chairman and vice president of the military science who presided over the daily work of the Central Military Commission, but also meant that Su Yu's taboo of no longer being able to contact the army had been broken after he was dismissed as chief of the general staff in 1958.
Not only can he have access to the troops, but he is also advised to run around the troops, which indicates that he may have greater responsibilities in the future.
Ye Shuai knows very well that on the surface, Su Yu is required to run more than the army, but in fact it reflects the increasingly grim reality of the international and peripheral security situation. Against this background, preparing for war has become an important political and strategic task, and what the country and the army need most is a good general of the country.
And Su Yu is such a rare general. Ye Shuai also understands that although it is necessary to change the leadership of the military department, letting Su Yu take over the daily work of the military department is more important and priority than taking over the task of preparing for war.
The great man once commented on Ye Shuai as "Lu Duan's big things are not confused". This incident fully demonstrates Ye Shuai's characteristics and style.
General Su Yu's highly responsible attitude towards the war is reflected in his actions. He immediately set up a capable research team, and personally deployed research tasks, clarified the focus of research, and put forward research requirements, pointing out the direction for the entire research work.
He specifically focused his investigation and investigation on the front-line military sub-divisions and border and coastal defense units in order to achieve a definite target. He overcame all kinds of difficulties, lasted more than two months, conducted in-depth research and study of the front-line military subdivisions and units on the border, and submitted four reports, covering many important issues concerning the fighting of the all-arms war and how to deal with them in the early stage of the war.
These reports have been highly affirmed by the leaders of the Central Military Commission, and it can be seen that Su Yu's awareness of preparing for war has always remained unchanged and has always been the best, and this string has always been tight and tight.
This point is worthy of being a model for military personnel and is worthy of the respect and learning of the military personnel of later generations.
The Biography of Su Yu and the Annals of Su Yu are important reference materials for our life of Su Yu.