General Luo Binghui died young, Wang Shusheng was heartbroken, full of emotion, and said to his comrades-in-arms: "Lao Luo left too suddenly, and I haven't had time to apologize to him."
He was a valiant general in our army, and we should always miss him. "General Wang Shusheng is known for his indomitable fighting spirit and courage to move forward.
Although his temper is big, it is because he loves the country and the people deeply. He once killed his uncle with his own hands, just for the cause of liberation. Although his personality can sometimes be troublesome, his enthusiasm and loyalty to his comrades and comrades-in-arms have filled everyone with respect for him.
Wang Shusheng promoted a comrade named Qin Zhong in the Hubei-Henan-Anhui Soviet District, and although the other party refused for fear that he would not be able to do the job, Wang Shusheng firmly believed in his ability and potential, and angrily slapped the table and even dropped the pistol.
However, although there is a certain intersection between them, Wang Shusheng and Luo Binghui's backgrounds and experiences are very different. Luo Binghui was born in Yiliang, Yunnan Province, from a poor family and did not have the conditions to study, so he experienced many difficulties and setbacks, and at the age of 18, he chose to join the Yunnan Army, determined to change his fate.
In contrast, Wang Shusheng was born in Macheng, Hubei Province, from a wealthy family, received a good education, and even became the principal of a primary school in his hometown of Macheng. The trajectories of their fates were very different, but they were all firmly on the path of revolution.
General Luo Binghui was a brave soldier who was good at fighting and endured hardships. He worked under Tang Jiyao and soon rose to prominence, gaining the appreciation and trust of his superiors.
However, when Mr. Tong lived a lavish life in Hong Kong, Mr. Law became skeptical of his beliefs and was deeply disappointed with his approach. In Nanchang, he met **, was inspired, and embarked on the road of revolution.
He joined the Communist Party of China in July 1929 and became the head of the Fifth Independent Regiment of the Jiangxi of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, making important contributions to the consolidation and expansion of the revolutionary base areas in western Jiangxi.
Since then, he has officially become a member of our army.
Luo Binghui's revolutionary road can be described as full of twists and turns, and it is full of legends. In contrast, Wang Shusheng's revolutionary path was smoother. While teaching, he came into contact with and believed in Marxism-Leninism, became a member of the Communist Party of China in 1926, and embarked on the revolutionary road from then on.
In the spring of 1927 after Chiang Kai-shek's betrayal of the revolution, Wang Shusheng commanded the peasant armed forces to counterattack the Kuomintang reactionaries, and in November of the same year, he participated in the famous "Jute Uprising" and officially became a member of the people's army.
Although both were Red Army generals, their combat areas were different, Wang Shusheng fought in the Hubei-Henan-Anhui base area, under the leadership of Zhang Guotao and **, and was subordinate to the Red Fourth Front Army.
Luo Binghui and Wang Shusheng, the life experiences of two revolutionary martyrs. In the revolutionary war, they experienced a series of historical events such as Ruijin, Jiangxi, the Long March, Yan'an, and the War of Resistance Against Japan.
Luo Binghui served in the Red Army and then became a member of the New Fourth Army; Wang Shusheng once became the general of the Western Route Army and fought fiercely with the Ma Jiajun.
In the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, they joined the Shanxi-Hebei-Henan Military Region and the New Fourth Army respectively, and became the right-hand men of the world. With their lives and actions, they have proved the greatness and glory of the people's army under the leadership of the Communist Party of China.
During the War of Liberation, Wang Shusheng and *** led the Central Plains Military Region and the 5th Division of the New Fourth Army respectively to resist the offensive of the Kuomintang army. Luo Binghui served as the second deputy commander of the Shandong Military Region and the second deputy commander of the New Fourth Army in the Qilu region.
Although they are all outstanding generals of our army, because they have not been in the same unit, they have no intersection and no grudges. Therefore, Wang Shusheng did not have the opportunity to laugh at Wang Shusheng.
In June 1935, the Red Army and the Red Fourth Front Army achieved a historic meeting at Maogong. After experiencing the enemy's encirclement and interception, the two armies suffered heavy losses and were in a difficult situation.
However, their meeting was like timely rain, which not only greatly strengthened the strength of the two armies, but also brought a ray of light to the arduous revolutionary struggle at that time.
This is a historic moment that deserves to be remembered and celebrated.
This description depicts the situation that appeared after the Red Army joined forces, the Red Fourth Front soldiers were strong and strong, while the Red First Army had less than 20,000 men left, and there was a shortage of food and **.
However, the leader of the Red Front Army was the chairman of the Red Army and was Zhang Guotao's superior. Seeing this situation, Zhang Guotao felt psychologically unbalanced, and he believed that he was talented and should become the leader of the party.
His ambitions swelled and unrealistic ideas arose.
Zhang Guotao's erroneous thinking gradually influenced some of the generals of the Red Fourth Army, who took irrational actions in the midst of being deceived. He Wei was a typical example of these generals, who was instigated by Zhang Guotao to draw guns and threaten the leaders of the Red Front Army after the two armies met.
Although Wang Shusheng, deputy commander-in-chief and commander of the Red Fourth Front Army, did not act excessively, he was still negatively affected. Wang Shusheng was a brave general, but he was not politically sensitive and could not distinguish between right and wrong, so he made the wrong move.
After the two armies met, Peng Shaohui, a native of Shaoshan, was sent to the 30th Army of the Red Fourth Front Army as chief of staff. After he learned of Zhang Guotao's wrong words and deeds, he wrote a letter to *** to report and express his dissatisfaction with Zhang.
Hit Chengdu to eat rice, and lay down Chengdu for the New Year".
When the Red Fourth Front Army entered Baizhang Pass, the Sichuan Pass, in November 1935, it encountered fierce resistance from the Sichuan Army. The Sichuan army is easy to defend and difficult to attack here.
Baizhang Pass is a tough battle, which requires an absolute advantage of troops and is equipped with heavy **. However, Zhang Guotao was carried away by the victory, regardless of military common sense, and attacked Baizhang Pass.
To make matters worse, Chiang Kai-shek's ** army also joined the battle, using aircraft artillery for support.
This battle is a tragic meat grinder. After seven days and seven nights of fierce fighting, countless Red Army soldiers fell on the battlefield, and although we routed 40,000 enemy troops, we also paid the price of 40,000 ourselves.
Baizhang Pass became Zhang Guotao's Waterloo and a nightmare for the Red Fourth Front Army. After this painful lesson, the Red Fourth Front Army suffered heavy losses and its morale was low.
The cruel facts verify the previous sentence of *** - "going south is a dead end". Many people realize that only by following *** can we be invincible and go to the right path.
These people, including the commander-in-chief, include the deputy commander-in-chief Wang Shusheng. In the face of reality, Zhang Guotao also realized his mistake and had to change direction and command the Red Fourth Front Army to the north to find the Red First Army.
After three difficult crossings of the meadow, the two front armies finally met again. The Western Route Army was defeated in the Battle of Qilian, and Wang Shusheng escaped to Yan'an and was arranged to study at Kang University.
After this series of setbacks, Wang Shusheng has matured a lot and is no longer young and frivolous.
Although Wang Shusheng's future was affected to a certain extent after the failure of the Western Expedition, his soft intestines under his cold appearance made him deeply loved by his comrades during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation.
Although his temper was great, it stemmed from his loyalty to the party. What he's sorry for is just his body. Although he was confused for a while when dealing with General Luo Binghui, this did not affect him to become the founding general in 1955, which is the best affirmation of his contributions.