1955 awarded the ranks. Chairman Mao and other central leaders did not have the awareness of military ranks, which was very shocked to the comrades who participated in the ranks. Some generals voluntarily demanded demotion or not awarded military ranks.
So at that time, many people did not attend the rank ceremony, but Chairman Mao did not forget these heroes. After seeing the rank list, he bluntly said why there were no Peng Dehuai's old subordinates.
When Peng Dehuai learned about it, he urged him to participate in the re-education of military ranks as soon as possible, but this person made up reasons not to participate. Peng Dehuai cursed: "Do you want to learn from Huang Kecheng too?" So, who is this person? What is the connection with Huang Kecheng if he doesn't participate in the ranks?
Peng Dehuai
Mao Zedong resigned from the rank of Grand Marshal to make a good start
0After the liberation of the mainland of the motherland, the People's Liberation Army entered a period of transition from a low-level stage to a high-level stage, from a single army of "millet plus rifles" to build a regular and modern revolutionary army composed of multiple armies with modern equipment.
To this end, in December 1953, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held a meeting of senior party cadres in the national military system and proposed major reform measures to realize the compulsory military service system, salary system and military rank system. The implementation of the three major systems of
has revitalized the entire army, especially the military rank system has fully mobilized the enthusiasm and initiative of hundreds of thousands of officers. Therefore, Chairman Mao and the Party Central Committee attach great importance to it.
For this reason, with full preparations throughout the year in 1954, in February 1955, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress reviewed and passed the "Regulations on the Service of Officers of the People's Liberation Army of China" and the "Regulations on the Awarding of Medals and Medals of the People's Republic of China to Meritorious Personnel of the People's Liberation Army during the Chinese People's Revolutionary War".
According to these two regulations, in accordance with the historical merits of Chairman Mao and other central leaders and their situation in the army, they should be awarded military ranks.
Therefore, in the preliminary award plan, Chairman Mao designated the Grand Marshal, Zhou Enlai, Liu Shaoqi, Deng Xiaoping as the Marshal, Li Xiannian, Tan Zhenlin, Deng Zihui, and Zhang Dingcheng as the Generals, so they were on the list of awards at that time.
But after Chairman Mao learned about it, he insisted on not wanting the rank of Grand Marshal or medal.
In response to this, at the meeting of the Standing Committee of the Adults, some democrats also spoke. Chairman Mao and other leaders should be awarded military rank, especially Chairman Mao has made the greatest contribution. His rank of Grand Marshal is well deserved and he must be awarded three first-class medals.
. Liu Shaoqi was the one who presided over the meeting at that time. He knew that according to Chairman Mao's character, he would definitely do it since he said that he did not want the rank of Grand Marshal. But now I can't let everyone down, so I have to say that I won't discuss this matter for the time being.
After this, whenever Peng Dehuai, Luo Ronghuan and others report to Chairman Mao’s rank, Chairman Mao would always say:
"I don’t want the marshal. In my opinion, it’s better not to evaluate the rank of those who work in the local area now!" After
, he also mobilized Liu Shaoqi, Zhou Enlai, and others to not evaluate the marshal either.
Under the leadership of Chairman Mao's refusal to award titles, some senior leaders also took the initiative to propose not to award titles, which not only solved many contradictions in the title evaluation work, but also caused some comrades who thought they had low praise to have also changed their minds, which greatly promoted the progress of the title evaluation work.
Zhou Enlai
On September 23, this year, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress held its 22nd meeting to review the list of Premier Zhou's proposals to award the rank of marshal and the first list of medals to be awarded.
finally decided to select 10 marshals, 10 generals, 55 generals, 175 lieutenant generals, 802 major generals and 131 people first-class eighteen medals, , 117 people first-class independent freedom medals, and 570 people first-class liberation medals.
Although Chairman Mao rejected the rank of Grand Marshal, he would still issue a letter of military rank order to everyone.
On September 27, 1955, Chairman Mao awarded the order to award the rank of marshal one by one to the ten marshals, and awarded the first-class August 1st Medal, the first-class Independence and Freedom Medal, and the first-class Liberation Medal to the meritorious persons who participated in the revolutionary war during the period of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army during the period, during the War of Resistance Against Japan, and during the War of Liberation.
Chairman Mao was awarded the title
. Under the leadership of Chairman Mao, some generals were greatly shocked and demanded not to award the ranks, and they were one of them during the day. So, who is this general called the daytime?
Refused to award titles during the day, Peng Dehuai: You want to learn from Huang Kecheng
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In January 1938, the Kuomintang army held a military meeting. At the end of the meeting, Wei Wei discussed with the army commander Li Mo'an. The Eighth Route Army could achieve the Great Victory of Pingxingguan under disadvantaged equipment, but the 80,000 national army was beaten by the Japanese army, so he wanted to go to Yan'an to take a look and learn about the experience of the Eighth Route Army.
Daytime
At this time, it was the second time that the Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated, but despite this, the Communist Party still did not violate the river water. If the superiors knew that Wei Wei was going to Yan'an to blame him, it would be difficult to explain.
Fortunately, the division commander Liu Kan has a good relationship with Wei Wei. Because of this relationship, Li Mo'an could only acquiesce to Wei Wei's secret visit to Yan'an, but he asked him to keep it strictly confidential and go back quickly.
In March of that year, Wei Wei came to Yan'an alone. At the Eighth Route Army Office in Shanxi, he came to Yan'an for inspection and studied the Eighth Route Army's military governance strategy.
In Yan'an, he would visit the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University and Yan'an Public School during the day, and at night he would visit Luo Ruiqing and Xiao Jinguang and other Eighth Route Army generals to discuss work issues.
Mao Zedong
Just that evening, Wei Wei was walking, but suddenly received a notice from Chairman Mao to receive him. He immediately rushed to the cave where Chairman Mao was, but as soon as he met, Chairman Mao's kindness made him feel at home.
Chairman Mao held his hand tightly and said, "Welcome to the general! Millet rice, pumpkin soup , not well received." He did not expect that Chairman Mao Zedong of the Communist Party of China was so enthusiastic and funny, and he suddenly wiped out his nervousness and anxiety.
Then, during the day, he also talked with Chairman Mao about what he saw, heard and felt in Yan'an. He also took the initiative to introduce that he was also from Hunan. When Chairman Mao heard that he was also from Hunan, he became interested, so he talked about the great thinker of Shaoyang , Wei Yuan .
The two had a great time talking until late at night. During these days in Yan'an, Wei Wei personally felt the fine style of the Eighth Route Army and the confidence to unite in the War of Resistance. He was full of yearning for this place. He sincerely told Chairman Mao that he hoped to work here.
Chairman Mao said:
"You come to Yan'an openly to do business. If someone says I secretly detain the generals of the National Army, I can't explain it!"
Then, he comforted: In fact, it's the same everywhere, and there are many opportunities for cooperation in the future. Perhaps there will be greater contributions to the Eighth Route Army there.
Daytime
After Wei left, he has maintained close ties with the CCP.
Not long after, Li Mo'an formed the 33rd Army of the Kuomintang and served as the commander of the army, allowing Wei Wei to be his deputy commander and serve as the chief of staff. In the summer of 1938, the Japanese army stopped sweeping southeastern and stepped up the blockade of Tongpu Road. 100,000 troops of the 33rd Army were trapped. Wei Wei suggested that the anti-Japanese base be opened immediately and the guerrilla war were launched. His plan was effective.
In February 1938, the Japanese army invaded northern Henan and southeastern Shanxi. For this reason, the Jin and Henan anti-Japanese guerrillas transferred more than 200 soldiers to formally establish the guerrillas directly under the Eighth Route Army's Jin and Henan Border Region. Tang Tianji, the Organization Minister of the Beijing Bureau of the Communist Party of China and the Deputy Director of the liaison office of the Eighth Route Army's First War Zone, was the commander.
For the Kuomintang diehards, Tang Tianji is their way blocking the way. So Chongqing sent a secret telegram asking the 93rd Army to cooperate with various troops in Zhongtiaoshan and to siege the guerrillas in Tang Tianji. Wei Wei was a little confused about this and hated that Chiang Kai-shek actually raised his butcher knife towards his compatriots in the face of national crisis, so he decided to design a rescue.
Chiang Kai-shek
But as a soldier, he could not openly resist the order, so he decided to seize the secret telegram and hand it over to Liu Kan the next day, and at the same time, he sent intimate comrades to use Tang Tianji to transfer immediately.
When Liu Kan decided to mobilize an army to besiege Tang Tianji, Wei Wei fabricated another reason that it was inappropriate to draw the military strength to defend the Japanese army. He suppressed the order for two days, and finally gave Tang Tianji time to transfer. Finally, when the 93rd Army arrived here, Tang Tianji had already led the troops to transfer.
At the beginning of 1940, Liu Kan led his troops to station Yangcheng, Shanxi and blocked the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region. At Wei Wei's suggestion, Liu Kan also secretly helped the Eighth Route Army. Soon after, Wei Wei was reported by the spies, and Chiang Kai-shek and He Yingqin ordered Wei Wei to go to the Central Training Group for training.
Liu Kan knew that if Wei Wei went, he would probably go but never return, so he perfunctorily asked Chiang Kai-shek to prepare for the next action.
Liu Kan
Wei Wei decided to leave the Kuomintang and defect to the Communist Party. Liu Kan made a private move and gave him a horse to use. After Liu Kan let Wei Wei go, he was angrily scolded by Chiang Kai-shek and was removed from his post as military commander for training. On the other side, Wei Wei escaped and then went to Taiyue Military Region of the Eighth Route Army , met Commander Chen Geng and Political Commissar Bo Yibo. Two days later, he was sent to the Eighth Route Army Front Command.
When Peng Dehuai, Zuo Quan and others immediately rushed to visit him in order to surrender to the Communist Party, Wei Wei also saluted them a standard military salute, saying that from now on, he changed his name to Bai Tian, and was an Eighth Route Army soldier. The past "Wei Wei" has disappeared from the world.
After abandoning the darkness during the day, he resolutely joined the Communist Party of China and was appointed as the chief of staff of the front headquarters, serving under Peng Dehuai. He was later appointed as the deputy commander of the Taiyue Military Region's retraining division and deputy director of the senior officer of the Central Military Commission's Higher Sect Office.
After joining the Eighth Route Army during the day, it played a crucial role in the development of our army. It can provide accurate intelligence and insights at critical moments, speeding up the victory of our army. In addition, it is also a good player to dismantle the enemy and transform the former Kuomintang subordinates.
Lin Biao
During the Liberation War, he was successively sent to the Northeast to assist Lin Biao in the work of the agency. He participated in the Liaoshen Battle of , conquered Shenyang, Jinzhou, and was later appointed as the deputy commander of the 60th Army, training the troops with Zeng Zesheng.
Later, the 60th Army was reorganized into the Western Sichuan Military Region and served as deputy commander of the Western Sichuan Military Region during the day. After the founding of New China, Bai Tian was nominated by Liu Bocheng as director of the Battle Tactics Professor Association of Nanjing Military Academy, and later appointed as deputy director of the Training Bureau of the Training General Department of the People's Liberation Army of China.
When awarding military rank in 1955, Bai Tian said that he did not participate in the award rank . After the leader considered it, he did not evaluate the military rank. However, after confirming the list of awards, Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou found that the names of senior generals such as Bai Tian were missing on the list. Chairman Mao immediately instructed: "You must make up for the next time you re-educate."
Day
1956, the Central Military Commission found Bai Tian and told him that he would be re-educated as the rank of lieutenant general, but Bai Tian chose to refuse. After learning about it, Chairman Mao deliberately found the conversation during the day, but still refused during the day.
As an old superior, Peng Dehuai immediately came to the door to ask why he didn't agree to the title. During the day, he was a person who didn't like to compete for fame and fortune, so he fabricated several reasons, but they were all exposed by Peng Dehuai one by one.
Peng Dehuai was slandering, but he just didn't eat the hard and soft during the day, so he had to get angry and said that you were the introducer of the party whom I personally served as the party. Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou ordered you to be awarded the title. You have been a major general in the Kuomintang and have worked in our party for nearly twenty years. What's wrong with the title of you as a lieutenant general?
But Bai Tian still expressed his rejection. When Peng Dehuai heard this, he stood up and beat him. He chased and beat him. No one was willing to stop. Peng Dehuai cursed:
"You don't even listen to Chairman Mao's words, I'll beat you to death! There are two people around me who often talked back in front of me, making me angry. One is Huang Kecheng, and the other is you! Huang Kecheng and I have been arguing with me for a lifetime. Do you want to learn from him? "
Peng Dehuai
In the end, Bai Tian had to accept the title of rank, but he made a request and only accepted the rank of major general. Peng Dehuai also nodded and agreed.
So, what happened to Huang Kecheng and him all their lives as Peng Dehuai said? Do you also don’t listen to him like during the day?
and Huang Kecheng are both fellow townsmen and comrades-in-arms
There are many talents in Hunan, and Peng Dehuai and Huang Kecheng are also fellow townsmen. In the long-term revolution and socialist construction of , the two get along very happily. Although they have been blushing, they do not affect their relationship.
In February 1930, the main force of the Red Army had only about 8,000 people, but the central government decided to expand them into Red Third Army and prepare to form the Red Third Front Army to cooperate with the Red Second and Fourth Front Army to seize Wuhan.
Peng Dehuai
But Peng Dehuai did not advocate attacking Wuhan, and Huang Kecheng also had the same idea as him. Peng Dehuai considered that it would have a negative impact if the resolutions of the Party Central Committee were not implemented, but Huang Kecheng resolutely wrote a letter to the organization to explain his opinions. From that time on, Peng Dehuai began to look at Huang Kecheng with admiration.
A few days later, the Red Third Army was preparing to attack Changsha, and Huang Kecheng also held his reservations, but under Peng Dehuai's command, the Red Third Army not only conquered Changsha with fewer victory, but also captured four or five thousand enemies, which made Huang Kecheng respect Peng Dehuai.
However, not long after, the two had a dispute over the attack on Ganzhou, Jiangxi.
Huang Kecheng still opposed this, but Peng Dehuai was firm. Huang Kecheng believed that the terrain conditions were very unfavorable to the Red Army, but Peng Dehuai insisted on fighting.
The first siege failed, and the two blasts failed to siege the city. Huang Kecheng saw that Peng Dehuai was obsessed with it and wanted to continue attacking several times but failed to exhort. At this time, the enemy's reinforcements had entered the city and increased the strength to defend the city. Seeing that there was no hope of siege, Huang Kecheng suggested to Peng Dehuai to retreat. He was not polite and criticized Peng Dehuai for being reckless, but Peng Dehuai still ignored it.
Huang Kecheng
But after more than 30 days of siege, the Red Army still failed to break through, and had no choice but to withdraw from the battle.
At the battle summary meeting, Peng Dehuai and Huang Kecheng reconciled as before. Although there were quarrels and differences during the war, they still got along after the quarrel, and did not care about it or affect their relationship. Instead, their relationship became deeper and deeper.
Huang Kecheng and Peng Dehuai are both people who dare to tell the truth. They are realistic, speak straightforwardly, and dare to uphold the truth, but their personalities are very different. Peng Dehuai likes to speak straight to the point and act decisively. In Huang Kecheng's words, they have a sense of brute force.
Huang Kecheng has read many books, often with unique insights and the courage to put forward opposite opinions. However, this different personality just complements each other, and the two walked through the war era side by side.
Peng Dehuai
Although Peng Dehuai said in a conversation with Bai Tian that Huang Kecheng had quarreled for the rest of his life, he recognized him from the bottom of his heart, and the same was true during the day. Therefore, when he refused to award the title during the day, he was so anxious and angry, hoping that they would get better and better and get the honor they deserve.
Fortunately, under the guidance of Peng Dehuai, he finally agreed to award the title during the day and won the second-level Medal of Independence and Freedom in and the first-level Medal of Liberation.During the day, he went from being a Kuomintang general to a firm-willed general of the Republic. During the period, he went through several ups and downs, but he finally got the honor he deserved.
He was well deserved to be awarded the rank of lieutenant general, but he still chose to be the rank of major general, but this did not damage his mighty and majestic military image.
Chairman Mao was awarded the title
. Under the leadership of Chairman Mao, some generals were greatly shocked and demanded not to award the ranks, and they were one of them during the day. So, who is this general called the daytime?
Refused to award titles during the day, Peng Dehuai: You want to learn from Huang Kecheng
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In January 1938, the Kuomintang army held a military meeting. At the end of the meeting, Wei Wei discussed with the army commander Li Mo'an. The Eighth Route Army could achieve the Great Victory of Pingxingguan under disadvantaged equipment, but the 80,000 national army was beaten by the Japanese army, so he wanted to go to Yan'an to take a look and learn about the experience of the Eighth Route Army.
Daytime
At this time, it was the second time that the Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated, but despite this, the Communist Party still did not violate the river water. If the superiors knew that Wei Wei was going to Yan'an to blame him, it would be difficult to explain.
Fortunately, the division commander Liu Kan has a good relationship with Wei Wei. Because of this relationship, Li Mo'an could only acquiesce to Wei Wei's secret visit to Yan'an, but he asked him to keep it strictly confidential and go back quickly.
In March of that year, Wei Wei came to Yan'an alone. At the Eighth Route Army Office in Shanxi, he came to Yan'an for inspection and studied the Eighth Route Army's military governance strategy.
In Yan'an, he would visit the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University and Yan'an Public School during the day, and at night he would visit Luo Ruiqing and Xiao Jinguang and other Eighth Route Army generals to discuss work issues.
Mao Zedong
Just that evening, Wei Wei was walking, but suddenly received a notice from Chairman Mao to receive him. He immediately rushed to the cave where Chairman Mao was, but as soon as he met, Chairman Mao's kindness made him feel at home.
Chairman Mao held his hand tightly and said, "Welcome to the general! Millet rice, pumpkin soup , not well received." He did not expect that Chairman Mao Zedong of the Communist Party of China was so enthusiastic and funny, and he suddenly wiped out his nervousness and anxiety.
Then, during the day, he also talked with Chairman Mao about what he saw, heard and felt in Yan'an. He also took the initiative to introduce that he was also from Hunan. When Chairman Mao heard that he was also from Hunan, he became interested, so he talked about the great thinker of Shaoyang , Wei Yuan .
The two had a great time talking until late at night. During these days in Yan'an, Wei Wei personally felt the fine style of the Eighth Route Army and the confidence to unite in the War of Resistance. He was full of yearning for this place. He sincerely told Chairman Mao that he hoped to work here.
Chairman Mao said:
"You come to Yan'an openly to do business. If someone says I secretly detain the generals of the National Army, I can't explain it!"
Then, he comforted: In fact, it's the same everywhere, and there are many opportunities for cooperation in the future. Perhaps there will be greater contributions to the Eighth Route Army there.
Daytime
After Wei left, he has maintained close ties with the CCP.
Not long after, Li Mo'an formed the 33rd Army of the Kuomintang and served as the commander of the army, allowing Wei Wei to be his deputy commander and serve as the chief of staff. In the summer of 1938, the Japanese army stopped sweeping southeastern and stepped up the blockade of Tongpu Road. 100,000 troops of the 33rd Army were trapped. Wei Wei suggested that the anti-Japanese base be opened immediately and the guerrilla war were launched. His plan was effective.
In February 1938, the Japanese army invaded northern Henan and southeastern Shanxi. For this reason, the Jin and Henan anti-Japanese guerrillas transferred more than 200 soldiers to formally establish the guerrillas directly under the Eighth Route Army's Jin and Henan Border Region. Tang Tianji, the Organization Minister of the Beijing Bureau of the Communist Party of China and the Deputy Director of the liaison office of the Eighth Route Army's First War Zone, was the commander.
For the Kuomintang diehards, Tang Tianji is their way blocking the way. So Chongqing sent a secret telegram asking the 93rd Army to cooperate with various troops in Zhongtiaoshan and to siege the guerrillas in Tang Tianji. Wei Wei was a little confused about this and hated that Chiang Kai-shek actually raised his butcher knife towards his compatriots in the face of national crisis, so he decided to design a rescue.
Chiang Kai-shek
But as a soldier, he could not openly resist the order, so he decided to seize the secret telegram and hand it over to Liu Kan the next day, and at the same time, he sent intimate comrades to use Tang Tianji to transfer immediately.
When Liu Kan decided to mobilize an army to besiege Tang Tianji, Wei Wei fabricated another reason that it was inappropriate to draw the military strength to defend the Japanese army. He suppressed the order for two days, and finally gave Tang Tianji time to transfer. Finally, when the 93rd Army arrived here, Tang Tianji had already led the troops to transfer.
At the beginning of 1940, Liu Kan led his troops to station Yangcheng, Shanxi and blocked the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region. At Wei Wei's suggestion, Liu Kan also secretly helped the Eighth Route Army. Soon after, Wei Wei was reported by the spies, and Chiang Kai-shek and He Yingqin ordered Wei Wei to go to the Central Training Group for training.
Liu Kan knew that if Wei Wei went, he would probably go but never return, so he perfunctorily asked Chiang Kai-shek to prepare for the next action.
Liu Kan
Wei Wei decided to leave the Kuomintang and defect to the Communist Party. Liu Kan made a private move and gave him a horse to use. After Liu Kan let Wei Wei go, he was angrily scolded by Chiang Kai-shek and was removed from his post as military commander for training. On the other side, Wei Wei escaped and then went to Taiyue Military Region of the Eighth Route Army , met Commander Chen Geng and Political Commissar Bo Yibo. Two days later, he was sent to the Eighth Route Army Front Command.
When Peng Dehuai, Zuo Quan and others immediately rushed to visit him in order to surrender to the Communist Party, Wei Wei also saluted them a standard military salute, saying that from now on, he changed his name to Bai Tian, and was an Eighth Route Army soldier. The past "Wei Wei" has disappeared from the world.
After abandoning the darkness during the day, he resolutely joined the Communist Party of China and was appointed as the chief of staff of the front headquarters, serving under Peng Dehuai. He was later appointed as the deputy commander of the Taiyue Military Region's retraining division and deputy director of the senior officer of the Central Military Commission's Higher Sect Office.
After joining the Eighth Route Army during the day, it played a crucial role in the development of our army. It can provide accurate intelligence and insights at critical moments, speeding up the victory of our army. In addition, it is also a good player to dismantle the enemy and transform the former Kuomintang subordinates.
Lin Biao
During the Liberation War, he was successively sent to the Northeast to assist Lin Biao in the work of the agency. He participated in the Liaoshen Battle of , conquered Shenyang, Jinzhou, and was later appointed as the deputy commander of the 60th Army, training the troops with Zeng Zesheng.
Later, the 60th Army was reorganized into the Western Sichuan Military Region and served as deputy commander of the Western Sichuan Military Region during the day. After the founding of New China, Bai Tian was nominated by Liu Bocheng as director of the Battle Tactics Professor Association of Nanjing Military Academy, and later appointed as deputy director of the Training Bureau of the Training General Department of the People's Liberation Army of China.
When awarding military rank in 1955, Bai Tian said that he did not participate in the award rank . After the leader considered it, he did not evaluate the military rank. However, after confirming the list of awards, Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou found that the names of senior generals such as Bai Tian were missing on the list. Chairman Mao immediately instructed: "You must make up for the next time you re-educate."
Day
1956, the Central Military Commission found Bai Tian and told him that he would be re-educated as the rank of lieutenant general, but Bai Tian chose to refuse. After learning about it, Chairman Mao deliberately found the conversation during the day, but still refused during the day.
As an old superior, Peng Dehuai immediately came to the door to ask why he didn't agree to the title. During the day, he was a person who didn't like to compete for fame and fortune, so he fabricated several reasons, but they were all exposed by Peng Dehuai one by one.
Peng Dehuai was slandering, but he just didn't eat the hard and soft during the day, so he had to get angry and said that you were the introducer of the party whom I personally served as the party. Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou ordered you to be awarded the title. You have been a major general in the Kuomintang and have worked in our party for nearly twenty years. What's wrong with the title of you as a lieutenant general?
But Bai Tian still expressed his rejection. When Peng Dehuai heard this, he stood up and beat him. He chased and beat him. No one was willing to stop. Peng Dehuai cursed:
"You don't even listen to Chairman Mao's words, I'll beat you to death! There are two people around me who often talked back in front of me, making me angry. One is Huang Kecheng, and the other is you! Huang Kecheng and I have been arguing with me for a lifetime. Do you want to learn from him? "
Peng Dehuai
In the end, Bai Tian had to accept the title of rank, but he made a request and only accepted the rank of major general. Peng Dehuai also nodded and agreed.
So, what happened to Huang Kecheng and him all their lives as Peng Dehuai said? Do you also don’t listen to him like during the day?
and Huang Kecheng are both fellow townsmen and comrades-in-arms
There are many talents in Hunan, and Peng Dehuai and Huang Kecheng are also fellow townsmen. In the long-term revolution and socialist construction of , the two get along very happily. Although they have been blushing, they do not affect their relationship.
In February 1930, the main force of the Red Army had only about 8,000 people, but the central government decided to expand them into Red Third Army and prepare to form the Red Third Front Army to cooperate with the Red Second and Fourth Front Army to seize Wuhan.
Peng Dehuai
But Peng Dehuai did not advocate attacking Wuhan, and Huang Kecheng also had the same idea as him. Peng Dehuai considered that it would have a negative impact if the resolutions of the Party Central Committee were not implemented, but Huang Kecheng resolutely wrote a letter to the organization to explain his opinions. From that time on, Peng Dehuai began to look at Huang Kecheng with admiration.
A few days later, the Red Third Army was preparing to attack Changsha, and Huang Kecheng also held his reservations, but under Peng Dehuai's command, the Red Third Army not only conquered Changsha with fewer victory, but also captured four or five thousand enemies, which made Huang Kecheng respect Peng Dehuai.
However, not long after, the two had a dispute over the attack on Ganzhou, Jiangxi.
Huang Kecheng still opposed this, but Peng Dehuai was firm. Huang Kecheng believed that the terrain conditions were very unfavorable to the Red Army, but Peng Dehuai insisted on fighting.
The first siege failed, and the two blasts failed to siege the city. Huang Kecheng saw that Peng Dehuai was obsessed with it and wanted to continue attacking several times but failed to exhort. At this time, the enemy's reinforcements had entered the city and increased the strength to defend the city. Seeing that there was no hope of siege, Huang Kecheng suggested to Peng Dehuai to retreat. He was not polite and criticized Peng Dehuai for being reckless, but Peng Dehuai still ignored it.
Huang Kecheng
But after more than 30 days of siege, the Red Army still failed to break through, and had no choice but to withdraw from the battle.
At the battle summary meeting, Peng Dehuai and Huang Kecheng reconciled as before. Although there were quarrels and differences during the war, they still got along after the quarrel, and did not care about it or affect their relationship. Instead, their relationship became deeper and deeper.
Huang Kecheng and Peng Dehuai are both people who dare to tell the truth. They are realistic, speak straightforwardly, and dare to uphold the truth, but their personalities are very different. Peng Dehuai likes to speak straight to the point and act decisively. In Huang Kecheng's words, they have a sense of brute force.
Huang Kecheng has read many books, often with unique insights and the courage to put forward opposite opinions. However, this different personality just complements each other, and the two walked through the war era side by side.
Peng Dehuai
Although Peng Dehuai said in a conversation with Bai Tian that Huang Kecheng had quarreled for the rest of his life, he recognized him from the bottom of his heart, and the same was true during the day. Therefore, when he refused to award the title during the day, he was so anxious and angry, hoping that they would get better and better and get the honor they deserve.
Fortunately, under the guidance of Peng Dehuai, he finally agreed to award the title during the day and won the second-level Medal of Independence and Freedom in and the first-level Medal of Liberation.During the day, he went from being a Kuomintang general to a firm-willed general of the Republic. During the period, he went through several ups and downs, but he finally got the honor he deserved.
He was well deserved to be awarded the rank of lieutenant general, but he still chose to be the rank of major general, but this did not damage his mighty and majestic military image.
