mentioned the number one general Su Yu, and his combat deeds were talked about. However, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, his development was not good. At the highest, he was the chief of staff of the entire army. At the enlarged meeting of the Military Commission in 1958, Su Yu became the target of criticism.
The reason is that Su Yu, as the chief of staff, made a decision without authorization. For example, Su Yu did not ask for instructions on Military Commission or the Ministry of National Defense, ordered the transfer of volunteer army to return to China. Su Yu was criticized for this and was labeled as "individualism". Chen Yi also stood up to criticize him.
As we all know, Chen Yi and Su Yu are old partners. At this time, even Chen Yi came out to criticize Su Yu, so naturally his original old subordinates also wanted to express their opinions. Many old subordinates chose to criticize Su Yu, but only three former old subordinates resolutely resisted criticizing Su Yu. So what will happen to them?
The first to resist criticizing Su Yu was General Ye Fei. He was the only general with the dual nationality of . As early as the Anti-Japanese War, Ye Fei was a powerful general under Su Yu. He served as the commander of the New Fourth Army and the commander of the 1st column. He also participated in the famous Huangqiao Battle .
In February 1947, Ye Fei served as the commander and political commissar of the 1st Column of the East China Field Army. He was the main general under Su Yu. For example, the familiar Menglianggu Battle , the battle to encircle and annihilate Zhang Lingfu , Ye Fei participated, and there were also Jinan Battle . Ye Fei had all participated in these key battles. After the
troops were reorganized into Third Field Army , Ye Fei became the commander of the 10th Corps and led his troops to participate in the Crossing the River Battle . Later, he stayed in the south to work. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the first secretary of Fujian and the deputy commander of Nanjing Military Region . His attitude at that time had a certain effect.
He did not stand up to criticize Su Yu at the enlarged meeting of the Military Commission, which caused him to be affected in a special decade. He did not resume work until 1975. He also served as the commander of the navy in 1980. His achievements were still relatively high. Ye Fei died of illness on April 18, 1999.
The second one is Wang Bicheng. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, Wang Bicheng was the chief of staff of the 1st Detachment of the New Fourth Army and was Su Yu's old subordinate. The two knew each other very well. In the War of Liberation, Wang Bicheng fought with Zhang Lingfu's 74th Division. During the War of Liberation, during the Second World War, Zhang Lingfu transferred 100 cannons to deal with Wang Bicheng.
caused the fall of Lianshui City. Wang Bicheng regarded it as a great humiliation and begged Su Yu to attack Zhang Lingfu next time, and he must not forget my Wang Bicheng. In the later battle of Menglianggu, Wang Bicheng's 6th Column avenged his previous shame, and the first to attack the main peak of Menglianggu was the warrior of the 6th Column.
Wang Bicheng participated in almost every battle commanded by Su Yu. He had a high admiration for Su Yu. Wang Bicheng praised Su Yu in "Outstanding Military Strategy - Comrade Su Yu", saying that he had shown his talent as a strategist during the War of Resistance Against Japan."
mph on criticizing Su Yu at the enlarged meeting of the Military Commission in 1958. His position changed. However, he later served as deputy commander of Nanjing Military Region for 9 years and also as commander of Kunming Military Region. He enjoyed the treatment of Zhengda Military Region in his later years. He died of illness in 1989 at the age of 77.
The third person who resisted criticizing Su Yu was Lieutenant General Tao Yong. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, he served as deputy chief of staff of the First Detachment of the New Fourth Army, and during the War of Liberation, he served as commander of the column and commander of the 23rd Army of the Third Field Army. Tao Yong was as famous as his name, fought very bravely and was nicknamed "Desperate Sanlang".
Everyone may know that on the eve of the Crossing River Battle, the British ship was rampant in Yangtze River . At that time, the British ships were commanded by Tao Yong. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Tao Yong served as the commander of the Navy of the East China Military Region and the commander of the East China Sea Fleet of the Navy, and was not greatly affected after 1958.
Later, General Tao Yong also served as deputy commander of the Nanjing Military Region. On January 21, 1967, General Tao Yong died unexpectedly at the age of 54.
