In a word, the road to the marshal opens.
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Opening remarks: **Marshal, August 26, 1901 to January 6, 1972, formerly known as Shijun, the word Zhonghong, the pride of Sichuan Lezhi. He was a great pioneer of the Communist Party of China and the people's army, and an outstanding proletarian revolutionary, strategist and diplomat.
He served as the vice premier, the important member of the Military Commission and the first mayor of Shanghai, leaving a far-reaching mark on the historical process of New China.
In the 1955 prestigious award, the titles of marshals were derived from the 1952 military rank benchmark. This selection rule emphasizes their corps-level roles during the Red Army, their status as deputy division commanders and above in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and their status as the actual commanders of the field army during the War of Liberation.
For example, Marshal, although his specialty is in military and political work, his outstanding contribution to this field has allowed him to be ranked among marshals, demonstrating a high degree of recognition for political work.
During that period, the evaluation of the ** marshal was hotly debated, because he had moved from a military post to a local position, and took the position of mayor of Shanghai. Following the rules of the time, the ** who turned to local work did not participate in the selection of military ranks, ** and *** led by example and voluntarily gave up.
According to the rules, ** should have been rated as the second marshal after Commander-in-Chief Zhu, and *** was originally ranked seventh in the marshal sequence, but in the end this honor was also revoked.
The meeting of the Communist Party of China on September 11 focused on the question of whether to participate in the award ceremony. **It is recommended that Su Yu be replaced**, accept the title of marshal as a representative of the New Fourth Army and Sanye, and advocate that he can be removed even if he is not in the army.
However, ** put forward a strong rebuttal: Bulganin, as chairman of the Council of Ministers, with the rank of prime minister, still wears the rank of marshal, and walks in the core of power every day in the marshal uniform.
For example, he said, if Bulganin can do it, why can't it? This remark deeply touched the participants, and everyone unanimously agreed with ***'s point of view, thus rejecting ***'s objection.
In the face of dissent, ** firmly and decisively insisted:"I can give up my rank, but the position of ** marshal is unshakable! "Therefore, at the 1955 award ceremony, ** won the title of marshal, ranking sixth in the top ten marshals.