In the autumn of 1955, our army held the first rank award ceremony in New China. This grand rank award ceremony was held in Beijing, with the highest rank of marshal, and a total of ten people were awarded the rank of founding marshal.

In the autumn of 1955, our army held the first rank awarding ceremony of New China. This grand rank awarding ceremony was held in Beijing, with the highest rank of marshal, and a total of ten people were awarded the rank of founding marshal. The reason why the establishment of the New China is inseparable from the bloodshed and sacrifices of those soldiers. What plays an important role is that the senior generals who lead and command the soldiers can only play a huge value under their leadership. Among these senior generals, the achievements of the ten founding marshals are recognized by everyone.

These ten founding marshals are all founding fathers of New China, and have made great contributions to the cause of national liberation and the establishment of New China. Generally speaking, everyone's respectful titles for the founding marshal are certain commanders, and there are also some founding marshals who are called the boss, and there are a total of four founding marshals who are called the boss by Chairman Mao.

1. Zhu De. He is one of the important founders of the People's Liberation Army. He has always served as the commander-in-chief of our army during the Red Army period, the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation. When the Nanchang Uprising , although Mr. Zhu was not a member of the core leadership, he did not lead the troops to participate in the revolution.

But after Sanheba was divided into troops, General Zhu was already the commander of the 9th Army. In the situation where enemies are everywhere and the party has lost contact, General Zhu relied on his iron will to save more than 800 revolutionary sparks of our party. These troops and the troops who revolted in Autumn Harvest Uprising met in Jinggangshan, laying the foundation for the Chinese revolution. Since then, Zhu De has long been as famous as the Chairman and is a veritable "father of the Red Army". From the Red Army period to the War of Liberation, Zhu De was the irreplaceable commander-in-chief of our army, and it is naturally not an exaggeration to say that the boss is.

During the Liberation War, Mr. Zhu always controlled the commander-in-chief of the entire army. Whether he marched into the Northeast or decided on the three major battles of , he was indispensable to the command of General Zhu. Under his combat techniques and strategies, batches of excellent commanding generals appeared in the team. His contributions could not be compared with military achievements. This is why in that era, people evaluated Chairman Mao and General Zhu as "Zhu and Mao are not separated", which shows their special contribution and importance. Such a leader is naturally a well-deserved "boss".

2. Peng Dehuai. Corresponding to Commander-in-Chief Zhu, Mr. Peng served as the deputy commander-in-chief of our army for a long time, the deputy commander-in-chief of the First Red Army during the Red Army period, and was also the deputy commander-in-chief of the Eighth Route Army during the War of Resistance Against Japan, so he was naturally called the CEO. Especially in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, General Peng commanded more than 2 million volunteer soldiers and soldiers to fight the battle of founding the country after the founding of New China, and has a high prestige and status among the domestic military and civilians. When he was awarded the title in 1955, General Peng ranked second among the founding marshals, second only to Commander-in-Chief Zhu. He was also Chairman Mao’s close comrade-in-arms, and Chairman Mao called him General Peng.

Peng Dehuai led the command of the Pingjiang Uprising in his early years and founded the Red 5th Army. Later, he brought the Red 5th Army to Jinggangshan and became part of the Central Red Army Central Red Army . During the Red Army, General Peng was one of the senior generals that Chairman Mao relied on especially. He was the commander of the main force of the Central Red Army Red 3 Legion. He made great achievements on the way to the Red Army Long March 2. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, General Peng served as the deputy commander-in-chief of the Eighth Route Army, responsible for actual military command work. General Peng was responsible for all military work of the Eighth Route Army. During the Liberation War, he was the commander of the Northwest Field Army ( First Field Army ), and made great contributions to the liberation of the Great Northwest.

At many important historical junctures, the two of them fought side by side and cooperated with each other, and were very close revolutionary comrades and partners. Chairman Mao also admired Marshal Peng Dehuai's outstanding military talent and fearless fighting spirit. He once wrote a poem: "The mountains are high and the roads are dangerous and the ditches are deep, and the cavalry can be traversed. Whoever dares to snatch a horse is the only general Peng." In daily life and in some public occasions, Chairman Mao often calls Marshal Peng Dehuai "General Peng".

3. He Long.He was the commander of the Kuomintang army in his early years. He could have enjoyed glory and wealth, but he resolutely embarked on the road of revolution and parted ways with the Kuomintang. Later, he participated in the Nanchang Uprising and was the main leader of the uprising army. After the Nanchang Uprising, General He founded the Hunan-Hubei-Western Soviet Area and brought out the Red 2nd Army. Later, after the Red 2nd Army and the Red 6th Army joined forces, he and the person in charge of the Red 6th Army led the troops to start the Long March. Later, the Red 2nd Army and the Red 6th Army were combined into Red 2nd Front Army. General He served as the commander-in-chief of the Red 2nd Front Army. At the critical moment when Lao Zhang intended to split, General He firmly supported Chairman Mao, which made Chairman Mao very grateful.

During the War of Liberation, General He basically faded out of the military command system and did not serve as the head of the Military Commission headquarters or the field army. However, he did not absent from the War of Liberation, but was responsible for logistics support for the first field troops in the rear, and made great contributions. Although CEO He was not the main person in charge of Yiye, he made great contributions in the process of liberating the northwest. Chairman Mao also called him the boss.

4, Chen Yi . During the Jinggangshan period, General Chen, Chairman Mao and General Zhu were established as the "three giants" in Jinggangshan, ranking at the highest leadership of the Red Army, and made important contributions to the early development of the Red Army. After the Long March of the Central Red Army, Mr. Chen led his troops to stay in the Soviet area. Under very difficult conditions, he launched a three-year guerrilla war with the enemy, with a particularly great contribution. You should know that the main force of the Central Red Army at that time had been transferred, and the Red Army left behind in the Soviet area was facing a very dangerous situation. However, General Chen was not frightened by this danger, but overcame all kinds of difficulties and stood in the Soviet area to fight against the enemy in the rain of bullets. After the Southern Anhui Incident, General Chen was ordered to become the commander of the New Fourth Army in the face of danger and was later promoted to the commander of the army. He also made great contributions to leading the New Fourth Army to fight against the Japanese invaders and the development of the New Fourth Army. In the late period of the Liberation War, General Chen served as the commander and political commissar of the Third Field Army, and led the third field operations with Deputy Commander Su Yu, making great contributions to the liberation of the East China region.

During the Liberation War, General Chen and General Su Yu cooperated tacitly to command the battle. During the command of the East China Field Army ( Third Field Army ), General Chen participated in command of many battles and achieved quite good results. For example, in the Menglianggu Battle, , Zhang Lingfu reorganized the 74th Division, Huaihai Battle, annihilated Huang Wei and Huang Baitao Legion, captured Du Yuming , and then crossed the river and liberated Shanghai under the instructions of the central government.

During the Huaihai Battle, Mr. Chen fully exerted his ability to coordinate and coordinate, and played a good role in connecting the Central Plains Field Army and the East China Field Army. He finally defeated the Kuomintang army on the East China battlefield. He deserved to be called the old man. Including President Chen, only four of the top ten marshals are called bosses.