1968, Yang Chengwu and Fu Chongbi were transferred from their posts, and Huang Yongsheng and Wen Yucheng transferred from Guangzhou Military Region took over their positions respectively. Some people also hope to mobilize Zheng Weishan, but the superior said: As for Zheng Weishan, don’t move anymore, it’s not good to move too much.
Zheng Weishan is a general of the New China, and was born in the Red Fourth Front Army. The War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation have been under the leadership of General Nie, fighting in Jin-Cha-Hebei . In 1947, he wanted to be transferred to Liu Deng's command and fight in Dabie Mountains. Mr. Nie cherishes talents and asks Mr. Zhu to keep him. After two conversations, Zheng Weishan stayed in North China .
After the founding of New China, under the leadership of Yang Dezhi, he participated in Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea , achieving outstanding results.
In 1955, Zheng Weishan was transferred to the Beijing Military Region as deputy commander; in 1967, after Yang Yong and Liao Hansheng stepped aside one after another, their superiors announced that Zheng Weishan was the acting commander and Chen Xianrui was the acting political commissar, and presided over the work of the military region.
1968, Yang Chengwu and Fu Chongbi were transferred from their posts one after another, and some people pointed the finger at Zheng Weishan and criticized him. Some people think that Zheng Weishan also needs to move, but the superior said: Don’t move anymore, it’s not good to move too much.
In this way, Zheng Weishan continued to support his work in the Beijing Military Region until 1969, when he was changed to the commander of the military region and was elected as a member of the Central Committee.
was unexpected. At the North China Conference held in January 1971, someone pointed the finger at Li Xuefeng and Zheng Weishan, and a military political commissar attacked them. As the meeting heats up, he is pulled aside.
In the next eight years, Zheng Weishan "disappeared" in the sight of his appointment. In 1979, Zheng Weishan filed a complaint to his superiors, demanding clarification of the so-called "North China Mountain Troupeism". After verification, he was rehabilitated five months later.
At this time, Zheng Weishan's subsequent assignment work was replaced by Du Yide as commander of Lanzhou Military Region in 1982, and contributed to the construction of northwest border defense and greening work in the northwest region.
