In February 1947, the East China Field Army fought the famous Laiwu Battle, annihilated more than 53,000 enemies, and captured Lieutenant General Lie Xianzhou of the National Army, achieving an unprecedented victory.

In February 1947, East China Field Army fought the famous Laiwu Battle , annihilated more than 53,000 enemies, and also captured Lieutenant General Li Xianzhou of the National Army, achieving an unprecedented victory. However, in order to win the battle of Laiwu, Huaye also paid a little price: in order to attack the east and avoid the enemy's main force, the East China Field Army voluntarily gave up the capital Linyi and quickly went north to attack Laiwu. While successfully annihilated a large number of vital forces from the enemy, the Kuomintang army also occupied the empty city of Linyi.

openly occupied Linyi but actually suffered a great loss and was angry. He dug out the body of our famous general Luo Binghui buried in Linyi, humiliated him heavily, and shot the body, and finally abandoned it in the wild. This incident caused General Chen of Huaye to be furious. Not only did he take back the general's body and rebuilt it at any cost, but he also pointed out angrily at the cadre meeting of the entire army: Jiang is a devil, we want to send this hypocritical person to hell, otherwise we will not have a place to settle down!

It can be said that among the senior commanders of our army, General Chen’s hatred for Mr. Jiang is very deep. Less than two years after this sentence was said, the main forces of the Kuomintang army in East China were all annihilated by the Huaye and the Central Field troops, and Chiang Kai-shek's defeat in the mainland was decided. Mr. Chen not only made extraordinary achievements, but also avenged General Luo Binghui. Why is Mr. Chen so angry when Luo Binghui's body was insulted?

East China Army has always said that "Chen will not leave the millet, and the millet will not leave the millet", but in fact, the friendship between President Chen and Luo Binghui is deeper than that with Commander Su. Luo Binghui and Chief Chen were both generals of the Central Red Army . During the Red Army period, Luo Binghui had already served as the commander of the Red Ninth Army and was also a god-level figure in our army. He was much higher than Commander Su's position and military merits during the Red Army. Commander Su's highest position in the Agrarian Revolutionary War was the Chief of Staff of the Legion, which was precisely Luo Binghui's direct subordinate in the Red Ninth Army. In terms of his ability and contribution at that time, Commander Su cannot be compared with Luo Binghui for the time being. Commander Su was named the first founding general in 1955. This shows what kind of status would General Luo Binghui have been after the founding of the country if he had not died too early.

During the War of Resistance Against Japan, Luo Binghui served as deputy commander of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army and deputy commander of the Jiangbei Command. His partner and boss at that time were General Chen. It was during this period that their friendship developed extremely deeply. In the late period of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Luo Binghui served as the second deputy commander of the New Fourth Army and the second deputy commander of the Shandong Military Region. He directly assisted General Chen. He was the backbone of the army that the General Secretary relied most on and was also a friend for many years. In June 1946, General Luo Binghui, who had been fighting for a long time, was seriously ill and unfortunately died. Mr. Chen was deeply saddened and buried him in Linyi, Shandong.

Such a person with a qualification comparable to the founding general, and has such a deep revolutionary friendship with President Chen. He was insulted by the Kuomintang army more than half a year after his death. This is also the only person among the senior generals of our army who have a historical record to suffer this disaster. Mr. Chen is always a person with a temperament, so he immediately issued a declaration of inconsistent with Chiang Kai-shek, which is reasonable. President Chen did what he said. Under the leadership of him and Commander Su, the Third Field Army of (Huaye) became one of the most important strategic fronts of our army in the Liberation War. It can be said that he buried the Jiang family dynasty with his own hands.

Chiang's ace main force, which was eliminated by the Third Field Army in the War of Liberation, including the reorganized 74th Division, 5th Army and other troops, were all the flesh of Chiang. Chen Su's army also became an unforgettable nightmare for Chiang Kai-shek. Even after retiring to Taiwan, after the results of our army's award in 1955 were announced, pointed to the photo of President Chen and said to his followers: This person is really amazing. It can be seen that his fear of Chen Shuai did not dissipate with his escape to the island.