A strong general has no weak soldiers, which means: a general who fights bravely has no weak and incompetent soldiers. If the general is incompetent, the soldiers under his command will certainly not be very good either. This may mean that there is a raging army and a raging nest of generals.
I believe everyone is familiar with the three generals Han Xianchu, Yang Dezhi, and Wang Jinshan. They were all the main generals in the people's ranks during the Revolutionary War. It is no exaggeration to describe them as iron-blooded and brave generals. Friends who may be familiar with history know that Han Xianchu was a famous general from the Fourth Field Army who participated in the Liberation War and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. Yang Dezhi is a famous general from the First Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. He participated in the Liberation War, the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and the Southern Xinjiang Campaign in 1979. Wang Jinshan is known as the most powerful general of and . He participated in the War of Liberation and the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea.
It can be seen that the three generals have rich practical experience. And in these different periods of battle, the positions they held were important. Han Xianchu was the commander of the Third Column and the commander of the 40th Army during the liberation period. During the war to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, he served as the deputy commander of the Chinese Volunteer Army. During the period of liberation and the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, Yang Dezhi was a commander at the corps level. In the Southern Xinjiang Campaign in 1979, he was the frontline commander. During the liberation period, Wang Jinshan was the commander of the Sixth Column, the commander of the Twelfth Army, and the deputy commander of the Third Corps. During the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, he served as the deputy commander and acting commander of the Third Corps of the Volunteer Army.
Judging from the positions held by the three generals, they are all senior generals in the revolutionary ranks and military generals who can act independently. Not only that, during the revolutionary war years, the three iron-blooded generals also had many tiger generals under their accounts.
The most powerful general under Han Xianchu is definitely Deng Yue. He is the main general of the 40th Army and serves as the commander of the 118th Division. This division is the main force of the 40th Army. It has sharp knives and strong mobile combat capabilities. It is good at blasting, blocking, and attacking fortresses. It is the main division that Army Commander Han Xianchu relies on. Although Deng Yue was awarded the rank of major general after the founding of the People's Republic of China, in terms of fighting skills, he was the best among the founding major generals, even better than some of the founding lieutenant generals. It's no wonder, after all, he is the most powerful general under Han Xianchu.
As the commander of the corps, Yang Dezhi also had two powerful generals under his command during the revolutionary war years. The first is Zheng Weishan, and the second is Zeng Siyu. During the War of Liberation, the two of them participated in the War of Liberation in the North China region and served as column commanders under the command of General Yang Dezhi. Especially in the battle to annihilate Fu Zuoyi's military group, Zheng Weishan and Zeng Siyu played a key role. They led their respective columns to fight the enemy proudly. In the New Security Battle, they severely damaged the enemy's ace 35th Army and forced the army commander Guo Jingyun to commit suicide. They contributed to Fu Zuoyi's uprising and the liberation of North China.
The two powerful generals under Yang Dezhi were not only great at fighting, but also developed very well after the founding of the People's Republic of China. I believe friends who know history know that Yang Dezhi served as the commander of the Central Military Region for more than 20 years after the founding of New China, and was known as a professional commander of a military region. Two generals, Zheng Weishan and Zeng Siyu, also served as commanders of the Grand Military Region. In comparison, Wang Jinshan's three great generals are even more legendary and awesome. They are Xiao Yongyin, You Taizhong, and Li Desheng. They are also known as the Three Musketeers and are also important members of the 12th Army.
Although the three swordsmen under Wang Jinshan were all major generals, among them, You Taizhong and Li Desheng were promoted to the rank of general in 1988, and both generals became professional commanders of large military regions. In particular, Li Desheng's achievements and position surpassed most of the founding generals, reaching the deputy state level, but there were not many founding generals who could reach this level.