One day in 1958, a document from the Central Military Commission was placed on Chairman Mao’s desk. When Chairman Mao picked up the document to review it, his brows gradually frowned.
It turned out that this was a request to re-give one person the rank of general, but it had been three years since the rank of the rank of the great award. At this time, such an application was somewhat at a loss for the Chairman!
Just when the chairman was a little unhappy, a name flashed into his old man's eyes. "Li Jukui, it turns out it's him!"
After seeing this name, the chairman's frown suddenly relaxed, and then he waved his pen and agreed to the application!
Seeing Chairman Mao’s expression change so much in a short period of time. The staff around the Chairman asked in a low voice: "Chairman, who is this person?"
Hearing this, Chairman Mao said: "He is a hero of our country. Without him, I am afraid that the founding of New China will take ten years tonight!"
So, who is Li Jukui? Why can Chairman Mao get such a high evaluation?
Rescue the Marshal's Life
1926, Li Jukui served in the 9th Company of the Third Battalion of the First Regiment of the Fifth Independent Division of Hunan Province. At that time, the new commander of the first regiment happened to be Peng Dehuai.
The first time Li Jukui met Peng Dehuai was in the Third Battalion Department. Peng Dehuai delivered a speech, "You haven't paid military pay for a long time, and life is hard. Now you ask for military pay, I fully support it."
Peng Dehuai, who took office at that time, was already an excellent Communist Party member, but Li Jukui didn't know that. He just thought that Peng Dehuai knew the hearts of soldiers better than Zhou Pan, the leader of the regiment, and knew better what soldiers needed.
After this, Li Jukui actively responded to Peng Dehuai's command, and his enthusiasm for revolution increased. Soon he participated in the Pingjiang Uprising hosted by Peng Dehuai.
On July 22 of the same year, after the First Regiment entered Pingjiang, Peng Dehuai made an uprising deployment and sent the Ninth Company where Li Jukui was located to resolve the Division and the Spy Company.
After receiving the order, Li Jukui led the fourth squad straight to the spy company. The spy company at that time did not expect that his subordinates would riot, so he was confiscated by several of his own soldiers.
After Li Jukui led several people to solve the secret service company, he raided the Division Political Training Department. Except for the then director of the Political Training Department who escaped from the disaster, the rest of the officers were beaten up in one fell swoop.
At this time, Peng Dehuai personally led the first battalion and the second company to attack the county government. At that time, the county magistrate Liu Zuozhu and the local bully were still greedy for pleasure, and were surrounded by a group of soldiers without any defense.
Liu Zuozhu and the local bullies saw that the situation was not good, and they shouted for mercy, but Peng Dehuai did not buy their accounts at this time, but was still tied and placed aside.
After solving the National Revolutionary Army in Pingjiang, the rebel army led by Peng Dehuai opened the prison cell and rescued more than 800 workers and peasants who had been detained inside.
Also on July 22, Li Jukui gloriously became the first group of Communists after the uprising under the recommendation of Pan Sibang and He Guozhong .
After the success of the Pingjiang Uprising, the rebel army and local guerrillas formed the Fifth Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. It turned out that the first regiment led by Peng Dehuai was reorganized into the 13th Division of the Red Army. At this time, Li Jukui served as the squadron leader in the army.
But the success of the uprising was only the first step. After that, Peng Dehuai led his troops to make a thousand-mile transfer to Jinggangshan .
In the nearly two months of battle between Pingjiang and Jiugong Mountain, the 13th Division was attacked from both sides and suffered heavy losses. Many people could not withstand the destruction of artillery fire and the mental pressure caused by the huge gap in strength between the enemy and us, and chose to escape or rebel and surrender to the enemy.
When the troops advanced to Baisha, Peng Dehuai saw that the morale of the 13th Division was unstable, so he delivered a speech one morning.
But at this time, the first captain Lei Zhenhui looked at Peng Dehuai with gloomy eyes, but was planning a rebellion in his heart. In his opinion, if he wanted to eat the National Revolutionary Army, Peng Dehuai was his best confession.
He took advantage of Peng Dehuai's speech to snatch the shell gun of the person next to him and tried to shoot Peng Dehuai, but before he could catch the gun, Li Jukui, who was standing by, saw that the situation was critical, quickly threw Lei Zhenhui to the ground.
One day in 1958, a document from the Central Military Commission was placed on Chairman Mao’s desk. When Chairman Mao picked up the document to review it, his brows gradually frowned.
It turned out that this was a request to re-give one person the rank of general, but it had been three years since the rank of the rank of the great award. At this time, such an application was somewhat at a loss for the Chairman!
Just when the chairman was a little unhappy, a name flashed into his old man's eyes. "Li Jukui, it turns out it's him!"
After seeing this name, the chairman's frown suddenly relaxed, and then he waved his pen and agreed to the application!
Seeing Chairman Mao’s expression change so much in a short period of time. The staff around the Chairman asked in a low voice: "Chairman, who is this person?"
Hearing this, Chairman Mao said: "He is a hero of our country. Without him, I am afraid that the founding of New China will take ten years tonight!"
So, who is Li Jukui? Why can Chairman Mao get such a high evaluation?
Rescue the Marshal's Life
1926, Li Jukui served in the 9th Company of the Third Battalion of the First Regiment of the Fifth Independent Division of Hunan Province. At that time, the new commander of the first regiment happened to be Peng Dehuai.
The first time Li Jukui met Peng Dehuai was in the Third Battalion Department. Peng Dehuai delivered a speech, "You haven't paid military pay for a long time, and life is hard. Now you ask for military pay, I fully support it."
Peng Dehuai, who took office at that time, was already an excellent Communist Party member, but Li Jukui didn't know that. He just thought that Peng Dehuai knew the hearts of soldiers better than Zhou Pan, the leader of the regiment, and knew better what soldiers needed.
After this, Li Jukui actively responded to Peng Dehuai's command, and his enthusiasm for revolution increased. Soon he participated in the Pingjiang Uprising hosted by Peng Dehuai.
On July 22 of the same year, after the First Regiment entered Pingjiang, Peng Dehuai made an uprising deployment and sent the Ninth Company where Li Jukui was located to resolve the Division and the Spy Company.
After receiving the order, Li Jukui led the fourth squad straight to the spy company. The spy company at that time did not expect that his subordinates would riot, so he was confiscated by several of his own soldiers.
After Li Jukui led several people to solve the secret service company, he raided the Division Political Training Department. Except for the then director of the Political Training Department who escaped from the disaster, the rest of the officers were beaten up in one fell swoop.
At this time, Peng Dehuai personally led the first battalion and the second company to attack the county government. At that time, the county magistrate Liu Zuozhu and the local bully were still greedy for pleasure, and were surrounded by a group of soldiers without any defense.
Liu Zuozhu and the local bullies saw that the situation was not good, and they shouted for mercy, but Peng Dehuai did not buy their accounts at this time, but was still tied and placed aside.
After solving the National Revolutionary Army in Pingjiang, the rebel army led by Peng Dehuai opened the prison cell and rescued more than 800 workers and peasants who had been detained inside.
Also on July 22, Li Jukui gloriously became the first group of Communists after the uprising under the recommendation of Pan Sibang and He Guozhong .
After the success of the Pingjiang Uprising, the rebel army and local guerrillas formed the Fifth Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. It turned out that the first regiment led by Peng Dehuai was reorganized into the 13th Division of the Red Army. At this time, Li Jukui served as the squadron leader in the army.
But the success of the uprising was only the first step. After that, Peng Dehuai led his troops to make a thousand-mile transfer to Jinggangshan .
In the nearly two months of battle between Pingjiang and Jiugong Mountain, the 13th Division was attacked from both sides and suffered heavy losses. Many people could not withstand the destruction of artillery fire and the mental pressure caused by the huge gap in strength between the enemy and us, and chose to escape or rebel and surrender to the enemy.
When the troops advanced to Baisha, Peng Dehuai saw that the morale of the 13th Division was unstable, so he delivered a speech one morning.
But at this time, the first captain Lei Zhenhui looked at Peng Dehuai with gloomy eyes, but was planning a rebellion in his heart. In his opinion, if he wanted to eat the National Revolutionary Army, Peng Dehuai was his best confession.
He took advantage of Peng Dehuai's speech to snatch the shell gun of the person next to him and tried to shoot Peng Dehuai, but before he could catch the gun, Li Jukui, who was standing by, saw that the situation was critical, quickly threw Lei Zhenhui to the ground.
At this time, another subordinate of Peng Dehuai, Huang Yunqiao pulled the trigger and shot it, resulting in Lei Zhenhui's life.
Many years later, Peng Dehuai was awarded the marshal. His old subordinates who had followed him for many years praised Li Jukui. The pounce at that time robbed him of a marshal for the New China.
Red Army period dominates many troops
Then from October 1930 to June 1932, Li Jukui was injured many times in the anti-encirclement and suppression battle. With the accumulation of combat experience, the responsibility on his shoulders became heavier and heavier!
1930, Li Jukui first served as the captain of the Red Third Army in , and then promoted to regiment commander and division commander. During the Red Third Army, every time the "encirclement and suppression" was fought against bad battles, dangerous battles, and tough battles.
When he was the commander of the 27th Regiment of the Red Army, he even had the proud record of capturing the 18th Division of the Kuomintang Army, Zhang Huizan, the commander of the 18th Division. After
, he was the commander of the Red Third Army and took the lead in setting an example. He walked with the soldiers in food, clothing, housing and transportation. He could not tell that he was the commander of the Red Third Army.
When the first, second and third anti-"encirclement and suppression" were fought, Li Jukui was injured twice, and later transferred to Red Fifth Army . He did not stay in the Red Fifth Army for a long time.
In the same year, the Red Fifth Army, the Jiangxi Special Committee and the Hunan-Jiangxi Border Special Committee held a joint meeting on Suichuan . The meeting decided to merge the two special committees into the Jiangxi Special Committee and adapt local armed forces such as Jiangxi into the Red Sixth Army.
Although the Red Sixth Army was established, it still lacks some military cadres.
At this time, Peng Dehuai remembered Li Jukui who had just had a serious illness. Logically speaking, Li Jukui should have been recuperating in the hospital for a while after he had just recovered from a serious illness.
But when he heard Peng Dehuai say, "In addition to sending Huang Gongluo to serve as the commander of the army, he also needs to send some cadres."
knew the intention of the old leader. In fact, for him, he was the same everywhere, and he worked hard for the revolutionary cause. In this way, he left the familiar Red Fifth Army and was transferred to the Red Sixth Army.
After Li Jukui arrived at the Red Sixth Army, he was promoted from acting column leader to the commander of the three regiments of the Red Ninth Division. Later, he served as division commanders in the Red Eighth, Seventh and Ninth Divisions for more than two years. During his tenure, Li Jukui led his troops to fight bravely to the enemy.
During the fourth anti-"encirclement and suppression", Li Jukui led his troops to fight fiercely with the enemy and used 40 minutes to annihilate the 52nd Division of the Kuomintang Army and a brigade.
After the fourth anti-"encirclement and suppression" , the upper-level leaders decided to transfer Luo Binghui, the division commander of the Red 1st Army, to the Red 9th Army as the commander of the legion, and the position of the Red 1st Army became a vacant.
The commander of the legion at that time was Lin Biao, and Red 1st Division was the backbone of the Red 1st Division, so those who served as the division commander must be brave and good at fighting.
Li Jukui's reputation Although Lin Biao has heard of it, Lin Biao did not know what Li Jukui's personal combat style is, so he found Li Jukui himself and asked:
"How do you think you should be a good commander of the Red First Division?" Li Jukui replied, "The Red First Division is the first commander of the Red Army." Lin Biao was very satisfied after hearing this, and Li Jukui took over the position of commander of the Red First Division!
After the start of the Long March of , the Red 1st Division where Li Jukui was located became the pioneer of the Long March troops. He led the troops to break through blockade lines, and the vanguard troops faced several times the enemies that other troops were. As long as they encountered the enemy, they would rush up first, and the troops suffered heavy losses.
In 1935, the Red First Division even faced the risk of shrinking into a regiment, but for Li Jukui, the regiment commander and division commander were not important to him. As long as it was a work requirement, he could do anything.
In May of the same year, the troops set out to the mouth of the Dadu River. The commander of the first Red Division, Li Jukui and the commander of the regiment Yang Dezhi, went to the front line to observe the formation. The terrain of the Dadu River was steep, and Chiang Kai-shek gradually explored the Red Army's forward route and laid heavy troops on the Dadu River early.
The Battle of Dadu River later became the most famous war of the Red 1st Division. The situation was critical at that time. The suicide squad consisted of 17 soldiers and crossed the river by boat twice to create sufficient crossing conditions for the subsequent troops. This was the origin of the 17 warriors of Dadu River later.
In August of the same year, the Party Central Committee decided to dispatch troops from Red Fourth Front Army to . Some cadres of the Red Fourth Front Army went to Red Fourth Army . At this time, the Central Secretary-General Deng Xiaoping found Li Jukui and told this matter. Li Jukui immediately expressed his opinion, "obey the orders of the Military Commission ."
It is said that capable generals like Li Jukui who have made great contributions to the revolution can be a general no matter how hard they are. But why did he miss him when he was awarded the title in 1955?
55 and 58 mobilize
It turns out that China's oil industry did not develop smoothly after the founding of the People's Republic of China, but the construction of the New China requires oil, and someone needs to do it in China's oil.
When Xu Liqing, deputy director of the General Cadre Department of the People's Liberation Army, notified Li Jukui, he was stunned for a moment. For him, this mobilization has changed a lot.
Although he has been mobilized many times, he is all between the army. This time he is working for a job that he is not familiar with, and this job plays a crucial role in the national economy and national defense construction.
What's more, the oil industry is very professional. Li Jukui thinks he doesn't know about professional knowledge, so he suddenly becomes a difficult task and does not know whether he should take over this job.
Seeing that Li Jukui was hesitant, Xu Liqing directly said to him: "This time Premier Zhou called you to go." Hearing this, Li Jukui was even more surprised, but at the same time he felt more pressure!
Through Xu Liqing's story, Li Jukui learned that the development of the oil industry is imminent. The central government hopes to let outstanding generals in the army take up the position of Minister of Petroleum, bring the fine style of the army, and command the construction of the oil industry like commanding operations.
This time, the Military Commission recommended three people to Premier Zhou, but in the end, Premier Zhou chose Li Jukui!
But even so, Li Jukui felt that he still lacked confidence. Just when he was uneasy, Premier Zhou found Li Jukui.
After Li Jukui met Premier Zhou, he said to the truth: "I am an amateur in oil and am worried about affecting the construction plan of the entire country." After hearing this, President Zhou smiled and said to him:
"It doesn't matter. If you don't understand, learn while you work. No one is born to know." After hearing Premier Zhou's words, Li Jukui finally let go of his heart.
1
Li Jukui just arrived at Ministry of Petroleum Industry , the sign of the Ministry of Petroleum Industry had not been released yet. At that time, there were only a few dozen people in the Ministry of Petroleum Industry, crowded in several offices.
But it is only a few dozen people who want to develop the oil industry in a country. The arduous task is conceivable.
In January 1955, Li Jukui organized a national oil exploration conference. The meeting decided to dig two wells first in Karamay in the west. At the end of the year, a large amount of crude oil gushed out of one of the wells.
After this success, Li Jukui became more confident in this mission.
But at this time, a fierce discussion started within the oil industry. At this time, many personnel from the Ministry of Petroleum Industry had different opinions on Karamay's mining plan.
Some comrades, including experts in Soviet oil, believe that the production of crude oil in a well does not mean that there is an oil field here. They believe that huge asphalt mountains have formed in the Karamay area.
The formation of asphalt mountains indicates that Karamay's crude oil has been leaked long ago. If it continues to consume it here, it will undoubtedly affect the overall construction plan of the country.
Another part of the comrades believe that: There are a large number of sets of oil-generating rocks in the center of Junggar Basin, and the asphalt mountains play a good role in covering the ground. There must be a very considerable amount of crude oil underground and should be exploited on a large scale.
When Li Jukui saw the heated discussion in the department, he decided to lead some personnel and experts to Karamay area for re-exploration. After all, practice has produced true knowledge.
After arriving in Urumqi, Zhang Wenbin, director of the Xinjiang Petroleum Administration, presented a large amount of information to prove the views of a group of comrades and prove that the Karamay region has rich oil resources.
After the subsequent large-scale exploitation of the Karamay region, China's oil reserves rose from 60 tons in 1955 to 150 tons in 1956.
After the Karamay area produced a large amount of oil, Li Jukui turned his attention to the Northeast. He selected geologists, Qiu Zhongjian, and 7 other people from the Xi'an Geological Survey Office to form a geological team to Songliao Plain, and continue the oil mining plan.
In the autumn of 1957, Li Jukui organized more than 300 people to enter Shuangcheng County, Heilongjiang, and then Daqing Oilfield kicked off.
In February 1958, before the Fifth Session of the First National People's Congress, Minister of Finance Bo Yibo contacted Li Jukui and said
"The central government decided to change the positions of you and Yu Qiuli, the political commissar of the General Logistics Department. Do you have any opinions?" After hearing the news, Li Jukui replied, "I have no opinions."
a few days later, Premier Zhou asked Li Jukui to ask Bo Yibo about asking him for his opinion, and asked Li Jukui what his thoughts were on this matter.
After all, it was Premier Zhou who transferred Li Jukui to the Ministry of Petroleum Industry at that time. Now I come here to ask you how Premier Zhou cares about the veteran cadres.
In March 1958, after this National People's Congress, Li Jukui was transferred to the General Logistics Department to serve as the political commissar. Li Jukui returned to the army, but at this time he did not have a military rank.
You should know that the first rank was awarded in 1955, but at that time Li Jukui had been transferred to the Ministry of Petroleum Industry. At that time, Chairman Mao said, "The local military generals will not participate in the rank." In this way, Li Jukui missed the first rank.
After he returned to the military headquarters this time, the staff at that time were in trouble. Among the 10 generals at that time, Tan Zheng used to be the political commissar of Li Jukui. Chen Geng served as the commander of the Red 1st Division after Li Jukui was transferred to the commander of the Red 1st Division.
It is indeed a little lower to grant Li Jukui the position of general. At this time, Li Jukui said, "If you are low, you are not high." In Li Jukui's heart, he believed that the level of military rank was nothing. He always insisted on striving for the revolutionary cause and striving forward bravely. No matter how great the power and the amount of money they had, it would not stop him from moving forward. After the problem was solved, in 1958, the Central Military Commission decided by Chairman Mao and approved by Chairman Mao, Li Jukui was awarded the rank of General of the People's Republic of China.
Conclusion
Li Jukui, whether during the Red Army period, the War of Resistance Against Japan, or , after the founding of New China, he always followed the party's footsteps. Even if he missed the 55-year title, he still had no complaints. As long as it was the organization's arrangement, he would do it, and as long as it was the organization's order, he would execute it.
General Li The most respectable thing is his firm ideals and beliefs and lofty ideological realm, and "it's low or not high" also shows his open-minded spirit. How can such a hero be forgotten?
In August of the same year, the Party Central Committee decided to dispatch troops from Red Fourth Front Army to . Some cadres of the Red Fourth Front Army went to Red Fourth Army . At this time, the Central Secretary-General Deng Xiaoping found Li Jukui and told this matter. Li Jukui immediately expressed his opinion, "obey the orders of the Military Commission ."
It is said that capable generals like Li Jukui who have made great contributions to the revolution can be a general no matter how hard they are. But why did he miss him when he was awarded the title in 1955?
55 and 58 mobilize
It turns out that China's oil industry did not develop smoothly after the founding of the People's Republic of China, but the construction of the New China requires oil, and someone needs to do it in China's oil.
When Xu Liqing, deputy director of the General Cadre Department of the People's Liberation Army, notified Li Jukui, he was stunned for a moment. For him, this mobilization has changed a lot.
Although he has been mobilized many times, he is all between the army. This time he is working for a job that he is not familiar with, and this job plays a crucial role in the national economy and national defense construction.
What's more, the oil industry is very professional. Li Jukui thinks he doesn't know about professional knowledge, so he suddenly becomes a difficult task and does not know whether he should take over this job.
Seeing that Li Jukui was hesitant, Xu Liqing directly said to him: "This time Premier Zhou called you to go." Hearing this, Li Jukui was even more surprised, but at the same time he felt more pressure!
Through Xu Liqing's story, Li Jukui learned that the development of the oil industry is imminent. The central government hopes to let outstanding generals in the army take up the position of Minister of Petroleum, bring the fine style of the army, and command the construction of the oil industry like commanding operations.
This time, the Military Commission recommended three people to Premier Zhou, but in the end, Premier Zhou chose Li Jukui!
But even so, Li Jukui felt that he still lacked confidence. Just when he was uneasy, Premier Zhou found Li Jukui.
After Li Jukui met Premier Zhou, he said to the truth: "I am an amateur in oil and am worried about affecting the construction plan of the entire country." After hearing this, President Zhou smiled and said to him:
"It doesn't matter. If you don't understand, learn while you work. No one is born to know." After hearing Premier Zhou's words, Li Jukui finally let go of his heart.
1
Li Jukui just arrived at Ministry of Petroleum Industry , the sign of the Ministry of Petroleum Industry had not been released yet. At that time, there were only a few dozen people in the Ministry of Petroleum Industry, crowded in several offices.
But it is only a few dozen people who want to develop the oil industry in a country. The arduous task is conceivable.
In January 1955, Li Jukui organized a national oil exploration conference. The meeting decided to dig two wells first in Karamay in the west. At the end of the year, a large amount of crude oil gushed out of one of the wells.
After this success, Li Jukui became more confident in this mission.
But at this time, a fierce discussion started within the oil industry. At this time, many personnel from the Ministry of Petroleum Industry had different opinions on Karamay's mining plan.
Some comrades, including experts in Soviet oil, believe that the production of crude oil in a well does not mean that there is an oil field here. They believe that huge asphalt mountains have formed in the Karamay area.
The formation of asphalt mountains indicates that Karamay's crude oil has been leaked long ago. If it continues to consume it here, it will undoubtedly affect the overall construction plan of the country.
Another part of the comrades believe that: There are a large number of sets of oil-generating rocks in the center of Junggar Basin, and the asphalt mountains play a good role in covering the ground. There must be a very considerable amount of crude oil underground and should be exploited on a large scale.
When Li Jukui saw the heated discussion in the department, he decided to lead some personnel and experts to Karamay area for re-exploration. After all, practice has produced true knowledge.
After arriving in Urumqi, Zhang Wenbin, director of the Xinjiang Petroleum Administration, presented a large amount of information to prove the views of a group of comrades and prove that the Karamay region has rich oil resources.
After the subsequent large-scale exploitation of the Karamay region, China's oil reserves rose from 60 tons in 1955 to 150 tons in 1956.
After the Karamay area produced a large amount of oil, Li Jukui turned his attention to the Northeast. He selected geologists, Qiu Zhongjian, and 7 other people from the Xi'an Geological Survey Office to form a geological team to Songliao Plain, and continue the oil mining plan.
In the autumn of 1957, Li Jukui organized more than 300 people to enter Shuangcheng County, Heilongjiang, and then Daqing Oilfield kicked off.
In February 1958, before the Fifth Session of the First National People's Congress, Minister of Finance Bo Yibo contacted Li Jukui and said
"The central government decided to change the positions of you and Yu Qiuli, the political commissar of the General Logistics Department. Do you have any opinions?" After hearing the news, Li Jukui replied, "I have no opinions."
a few days later, Premier Zhou asked Li Jukui to ask Bo Yibo about asking him for his opinion, and asked Li Jukui what his thoughts were on this matter.
After all, it was Premier Zhou who transferred Li Jukui to the Ministry of Petroleum Industry at that time. Now I come here to ask you how Premier Zhou cares about the veteran cadres.
In March 1958, after this National People's Congress, Li Jukui was transferred to the General Logistics Department to serve as the political commissar. Li Jukui returned to the army, but at this time he did not have a military rank.
You should know that the first rank was awarded in 1955, but at that time Li Jukui had been transferred to the Ministry of Petroleum Industry. At that time, Chairman Mao said, "The local military generals will not participate in the rank." In this way, Li Jukui missed the first rank.
After he returned to the military headquarters this time, the staff at that time were in trouble. Among the 10 generals at that time, Tan Zheng used to be the political commissar of Li Jukui. Chen Geng served as the commander of the Red 1st Division after Li Jukui was transferred to the commander of the Red 1st Division.
It is indeed a little lower to grant Li Jukui the position of general. At this time, Li Jukui said, "If you are low, you are not high." In Li Jukui's heart, he believed that the level of military rank was nothing. He always insisted on striving for the revolutionary cause and striving forward bravely. No matter how great the power and the amount of money they had, it would not stop him from moving forward. After the problem was solved, in 1958, the Central Military Commission decided by Chairman Mao and approved by Chairman Mao, Li Jukui was awarded the rank of General of the People's Republic of China.
Conclusion
Li Jukui, whether during the Red Army period, the War of Resistance Against Japan, or , after the founding of New China, he always followed the party's footsteps. Even if he missed the 55-year title, he still had no complaints. As long as it was the organization's arrangement, he would do it, and as long as it was the organization's order, he would execute it.
General Li The most respectable thing is his firm ideals and beliefs and lofty ideological realm, and "it's low or not high" also shows his open-minded spirit. How can such a hero be forgotten?
