Among the founding generals, General Xiao Ke is very famous. Not only can he command thousands of troops, but he also won the Mao Dun Literature Award. Some people say that General Xiao Ke should be awarded the title of general. The title of general is a bit low. After all, Xiao

Among the founding generals, General Xiao Ke is very famous. Not only can he command thousands of troops, he also won the Mao Dun Literature Award. Some people say that General Xiao Ke should be awarded the rank of general, but the rank of general is a bit low. , after all, Xiao Ke was once the deputy commander-in-chief of the Second Red Front Army, and also the deputy commander of the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army.

Looking at it this way, it seems that he should be awarded the rank of general, but General Xiao Ke has his own views on the level of military ranks. Xiao Ke once said that some of his comrades sacrificed or were injured on the battlefield, and I was also one of those who almost died. It doesn’t matter whether you judge the title or not, it doesn’t matter what the title is.

General Xiao Ke's open-mindedness attracted more people to complain about him, believing that Xiao Ke should be awarded the title of general. In fact, if we take it seriously, according to the 1955 ranking standards, there are 5 hard requirements for the title of general. , and Xiao Ke did not comply with two of them.

Some people once blamed Marshal He Long for Xiao Ke not being awarded the rank of general. They said that Xiao Ke had misunderstandings and conflicts with Mr. He during the Red Army period, which led to Xiao Ke not being awarded the rank of general. This statement is obviously vulgar and military rank. High or low cannot be determined by someone's likes and dislikes.

The fundamental reason is still determined by the conditions of the generals themselves. The first criterion for evaluating generals in 1955 is to have served as a division commander during the Agrarian Revolution, or to be a Red Army cadre above the level of division commander. During the Red Army period, Xiao Ke was a member of the Red Sixth Army. The commander of the army, he also served as the deputy commander-in-chief of the Second Red Front Army.

Xiao Ke meets the first criterion, and his rank in the Red Army was much higher than the division level. Xiao Ke also meets the second criterion, that is, he served as a cadre above the level of brigade commander of the Eighth Route Army during the Anti-Japanese War. Xiao Ke once Served as deputy division commander of the 120th Division.

The first and second standard requirements of Xiao Ke are fully met, and these two points are also very obvious, so many people think that Xiao Ke should be awarded the title of general, but let’s take a look at the next few requirements, among which the third requirement He served as a corps-level cadre during the Liberation War.

Xiao Ke served as the deputy commander of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region during this period. After Liu Yalou, he also served as the chief of staff of Fourth Field . These two positions are not lower than the corps level. In this way, Xiao Ke is also consistent with the third article, that is to say Xiao Ke meets 3 of the 5 standard requirements.

The fourth criterion is that after the founding of the People's Republic of China and before the conferment of major titles, during this period, those who served as the eight ministers of the headquarters, the minister of defense, and the commander of special services, while Xiao Ke only served as deputy chief of staff, Xiao Ke does not qualify for this. Compliant, and Article 5 Xiao Ke does not comply either.

Article 5 has higher requirements. It requires serving as a member of the National Defense Commission. Xiao Ke did not join the committee before he was awarded the title. He did not become one of the committee members until 1959. Articles 4 and 5 reflect the level of the committee. important standards.

It was the failure to meet these last two requirements that caused Xiao Ke to be unable to be rated as a general. However, it is not bad to be the first general of the founding general. Among the top ten generals, only Xu Guangda, Xu Haidong and Zhang Yunyi had special reasons. To become a general, the remaining generals must meet at least four or five criteria.

Among the founding generals, General Xiao Ke is very famous. Not only can he command thousands of troops, he also won the Mao Dun Literature Award. Some people say that General Xiao Ke should be awarded the rank of general. The rank of general is a bit low. After all, Xiao Ke was the deputy commander-in-chief of the Second Red Front Army and the deputy commander of the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army.

Looking at it this way, it seems that he should be awarded the rank of general, but General Xiao Ke has his own views on the level of military ranks. Xiao Ke once said that some of his comrades sacrificed or were injured on the battlefield, and I was also one of those who almost died. It doesn’t matter whether you judge the title or not, it doesn’t matter what the title is.

General Xiao Ke's open-mindedness attracted more people to complain about him, believing that Xiao Ke should be awarded the title of general. In fact, if we take it seriously, according to the 1955 ranking standards, there are 5 hard requirements for the title of general. , and Xiao Ke did not comply with two of them.

Some people once blamed Marshal He Long for Xiao Ke not being awarded the rank of general. They said that Xiao Ke had misunderstandings and conflicts with Mr. He Long during the Red Army period, which led to Xiao Ke not being awarded the rank of general. This statement is obviously vulgar, and military ranks are not the same. It may be determined by someone's likes and dislikes.

The fundamental reason is still determined by the conditions of the generals themselves. The first criterion for evaluating generals in 1955 is that they must have been a division commander during the Agrarian Revolution, or a Red Army cadre above the level of division commander. During the Red Army period, Xiao Ke was a member of the Sixth Red Army. The commander of the regiment, and also served as the deputy commander-in-chief of the Second Red Front Army.

Xiao Ke meets the first criterion, and his rank in the Red Army was much higher than the division level. Xiao Ke also meets the second criterion, that is, he served as a cadre above the level of brigade commander of the Eighth Route Army during the Anti-Japanese War. Xiao Ke once Served as deputy division commander of the 120th Division.

The first and second standard requirements of Xiao Ke are fully met, and these two points are also very obvious, so many people think that Xiao Ke should be awarded the title of general, but let’s take a look at the next few requirements, among which the third requirement He served as a corps-level cadre during the Liberation War.

Xiao Ke served as the deputy commander of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region during this period. After Liu Yalou, he also served as the chief of staff of the Fourth Field. These two positions are not lower than the corps level. In this way, Xiao Ke also meets the third clause, that is to say, 5 Xiao Ke meets three of the standard requirements.

The fourth criterion is that after the founding of the People's Republic of China and before the conferment of major titles, during this period, those who served as the eight ministers of the headquarters, the minister of defense, and the commander of special services, while Xiao Ke only served as deputy chief of staff, Xiao Ke does not qualify for this. Compliant, and Article 5 Xiao Ke does not comply either.

Article 5 has higher requirements. It requires serving as a member of the National Defense Commission. Xiao Ke did not join the committee before he was awarded the title. He did not become one of the committee members until 1959. Articles 4 and 5 reflect the level of the committee. important standards.

It was the failure to meet these last two requirements that caused Xiao Ke to be unable to be rated as a general. However, it is not bad to be the first general in the founding of the country. Among the top ten generals, only Xu Guangda, Xu Haidong and Zhang Yunyi had special reasons. To become a general, the remaining generals must meet at least four or five criteria.