In 1952, when Lu Ruilin, deputy political commissar of Xikang Military Region, led his army to Daliangshan to suppress bandits, he found an Han slave in the Gaji Yi tribe. The Han slave's left eye was already insomnia, thin and old, and he ate and slept in the cattle and horse shed for his master all year round. When he learned that the ethnic team was the Red Army of that year, the Han slave was extremely excited and also talked about the forced ferry of the Dadu River for the Red Army .
Moreover, the Han slave also took the initiative to ask to take his work team up the mountain to suppress the bandits. At this time, a reporter accompanied him wrote the matter into a news report and handed it to Lu Ruilin. When Lu Ruilin saw it, he realized that this was the old boatman the Southwest Military Region had been looking for.
Time went back to May 1935. Faced with the encirclement and interception of the Kuomintang army, we marched to the Central Red Army in Anshunchang, Shimian County, Sichuan, and decided to force the Dadu River. In order to prevent the Red Army from crossing the river, the Kuomintang army burned all the ferries in Anshunchang and houses on the street.
1935 On the night of May 24, 1935, the Red Army annihilated all the enemy troops of the two companies through fierce fighting overnight, seized the only ferry, and controlled the river section near Anshun Field. Then the Red Army also found Gao, the best boatman on Anshun Field at that time. In the early morning of May 25, the handsome man called locals Zheng Youlun, Jie Shihua, Wang Youlun, and four other boatmen, and pushed the boat down the river together, allowing the 17 warriors of the Red Army advance team to board the ship.
And the other side is the enemy's dense guns and cannons, and under the ship is a turbulent 500 meters wide Dadu River . But none of these prevented the handsome senior boatmen from forcing their efforts to cross the Dadu River. The 17 warriors finally got ashore successfully, and successfully seized the enemy's fortifications and controlled the ferry. Afterwards, after many days of day and night ferry, the handsome Gao and his team finally sent all the Red Army to the opposite side of the Dadu River. Chiang Kai-shek, who learned about this, was furious and ordered the ship workers who helped the Red Army cross the river to be severely punished.
From then on, the handsome high and others lived a life of escape from their hometown. It was not until , when the founding of New China and the Southwest was completely liberated that the handsome senior ship workers were able to return home.
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