The Red Army team struggled in the ice and snow. The severe cold has frozen the mountain in the cloud into a big ice lump. The wind roared and the snow fell heavily, which seemed to swallow up the poorly equipped team.
the general has already given up his horse to the seriously wounded. He led the soldiers forward and opened a path for the follow-up troops in the snow and ice. What awaits them is harsh environment and cruel fighting. They may not be able to eat, they may sleep in snow nests, they may have to walk more than a hundred miles a day, and they may be suddenly attacked by the enemy. Can this team withstand such a severe test? The general thought.
The queue suddenly slowed down, and there were many people in front of it, wondering what they were doing.
As he walked, the general shouted, "Don't stop, move fast!"
"someone in front froze to death." The guard ran back and told him.
the general paused, said nothing, and walked quickly forward.
A frozen old soldier is sitting on a bare tree trunk. He is motionless, like a statue, covered with snow, unable to recognize his face, but it can be seen that his expression is very calm and serene: there is still half a paper roll between the middle finger and forefinger of his right hand, and the fire has already been extinguished by snow; The left hand stretched forward slightly, as if to point out the road to the future for the comrades. Thin and shabby clothes clung to him.
The general's face suddenly became grim, and the muscles around his mouth twitched. Suddenly he turned to the people around him and shouted, "Call the quartermaster and me! Why don't you send him cotton-padded clothes? "
the howling wind drowned the general's voice. No one answered him, and no one went away. His eyes are red, like an angry leopard, and he looks terrible.
"Did you hear that, guard? Tell the quartermaster to run! " The muscles in the general's cheeks quivered.
At this moment, someone whispered to the general: "He is the director of quartermaster ..."
The general stood in the snow for a long time. His eyes are moist. He took a deep breath, slowly raised his right hand, lifted it out of Qi Mei, and gave a military-like salute to the quartermaster who was integrated with Yunzhongshan.
the wind is getting crazier and the snow is getting heavier. The heavy snow quickly covered the quartermaster's body, and he became a crystal monument.
without saying anything, the general strode into the snow all over the sky. He heard countless heavy and firm footsteps. The voice seems to tell people: if the victory does not belong to such a team, who will it belong to?
2. Sun Yi is famous for his good health. When he was eighty or ninety years old, he still walked ten or even twenty miles every day. Going out to do business, the bus does not take the bus, but also gives up his seat to the old, the young, the sick and the pregnant, which has promoted the good atmosphere of the bus he often takes.
General Sun Lao suffered from severe varicose veins in his right leg. After repeated consultation and research by experts from the General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army, it was reported to the headquarters of the Military Commission for approval, and it was decided to amputate his right thigh. Hearing the news, the old general, who seldom shed tears at ordinary times, cried with his right leg in his arms. However, after all, Sun Lao is an old general with a battle-hardened and tenacious fighting will. Coupled with the careful persuasion of the leaders of the Central Military Commission, Sun Lao quickly recovered his calm and resolutely entered the operating room in October 2.
Sun Lao had two operations because of stomach perforation, and the doctor was worried that he was 94 years old at that time and could not do gastroscopy. But < P > Sun Lao successfully completed the gastroscopy with tenacious perseverance and became the oldest patient to do gastroscopy.
On Sun Yi's 9th birthday in p>1993, General Chi Haotian, then Minister of National Defense, said to Sun Yi, "I want to give you a glorious task-I hope you can take the lead and become the first centenarian general of the whole army!" On May 12th, 22, General Sun Yi happily celebrated his 98th birthday at his home. In two more birthdays, Sun Lao will finish the task given to him by General Chi Haotian. He said with a smile, "I'm almost 1 years old, thanks to my being made in party member." Everyone is a little surprised. Sun Lao went on to say, "I am happy to be a party member. Although I can't walk more than ten miles every day as before, I still have to walk around the yard every day in a wheelchair. Then there is that I write every day. "
On the Long March of that year, he was supposed to ride a horse as the chief of staff of the Military Commission, but Li De, a military consultant sent by * * *, cancelled his riding qualification on the grounds that "Sun Yi came from the White Army". In the face of such discrimination, Sun Yi laughed it off: "Without four legs, I still have two legs!" In this way, he walked the Long March with his own pair of iron feet. Whenever someone mentions this unpleasant past, General Sun always ridicules with an open mind: "I really want to thank that Mr. Li De, who made me exercise two legs and laid the foundation for fitness." Sun Lao's words always reveal optimism, self-confidence and pride.
No one expected that more than 6 years ago, he was diagnosed by Dr. Bethune as having a "poor life future"! It was in the late autumn of 1938, on the Taihang Mountain, norman bethune, an internationalist fighter who came to China not far from Wan Li and a famous Canadian surgeon, was entrusted by Marshal Nie Rongzhen to make a comprehensive examination for Sun Yi, the president of Kanger Sophomore Branch, who was ill and in poor physical condition. Dr. Bethune said frankly, "President Sun, you are too tired. You should immediately relax and lighten your load, otherwise it will be difficult for you to complete the important task in the future." "Dr. Bai, you are right, but I am the principal and I must stick to my post at all times." Sun Yi said firmly. Dr. Bethune fixed his eyes on the stubborn China soldier, raised his thumb and repeatedly said, "That's Great! Great! After the physical examination, Dr. Bethune personally wrote a letter to Marshal Nie Rongzhen: "President Sun Yi is highly concentrated at work, overworked, suffering from serious stomach problems, and his life has a poor future." I also urge you to make appropriate adjustments to Comrade Sun Yi's work. However, I'm afraid Dr. Bethune didn't expect that General Sun Yi is still alive and well after more than 6 years.
Now Sun Lao only sleeps six or seven hours a day, and insists on watching news, reading newspapers and writing. His life is very regular and he is very happy. He verified himself with practical actions that "life lies in exercise, and exercise can resist all diseases;" Exercise hard and stay healthy; Health begets happiness, and happiness begets health; The famous saying that only when the concept of fame and status is broken can the spirit be truly happy and the mind be truly liberated.
legend: from the old to the new
Sun Yi was born in a poor peasant family in Dacheng County, Hebei Province, formerly known as Sun Junhua. In October 192, Gao Xiao had not graduated. Because of the difficulties in family life, Sun Yi left his hometown and went out to find something to do. At that time, he changed his original name-Sun Junhua to Sun Yi. According to his own statement, it means "killing the enemy is the fruit, and the fruit is the yi".
The outside world is full of warlords. Sun Yi has been wandering from north to south for more than two years, and has been to Shanghai, Xiamen and Chaozhou, but he still hasn't found a job to settle down. He had to turn from south to north again, and went to his brother who worked in Kaifeng, Henan. My brother works as a teacher in Sokokuji Street Police Station, and his life is also very difficult. Sun Yi stayed in Kaifeng for more than half a year, and finally found a job and lost it. Finally, my brother couldn't help it. He quarreled with him once and blurted out, "It's better for you to pull a rickshaw than stay idle with me!"
3. Flying over Luding Bridge
On May 25, 1935, after the first regiment of the 1st Division of the 1st Red Army Corps, the vanguard of the Long March of the Central Red Army, successfully crossed the Dadu River in Anshunchang, Sichuan Province, Chiang Kai-shek dispatched two brigades of the Sichuan Army to reinforce Luding Bridge. In order to cross the Dadu River quickly and frustrate the Kuomintang troops' attempt to attack the Red Army before and after, the Central Revolutionary Military Commission decided that the 1st Division of the Red Army Corps and the cadre regiment would continue to cross the river from Anshunchang, go north along the left bank of the Dadu River, and the main force would go north from Anshunchang along the right bank of the Dadu River, and enter with two rivers, and quickly seize the Luding Bridge. On the morning of 27th, the 4th Regiment of the 2nd Division of the Red 1st Army Corps, a vanguard force on the right, set out from Anshun Field, led by its head Huang Kaixiang (also known as Wang Kaixiang) and political commissar Yang Chengwu, and broke the blockade of Sichuan Army along the way. After 2 days and nights, it forced 16 kilometers, and occupied the west bridge head of Luding Bridge on the morning of 29th. Luding Bridge, with a total length of more than 1 meters and a width of 2.8 meters, is composed of 13 iron cables, which straddle the surging Dadu River, with cliffs on both sides, and the east bridge head is connected with Luding City. Before the arrival of the Red Army, the 38th Regiment of the 4th Brigade of the Sichuan Army, guarding the city, had dismantled the plank on the bridge, leaving only the suspended iron cable. At 16: on the same day, 22 commandos, including Liao Dazhu, the 2nd company commander of the Red 4th Regiment, braved the intensive fire of the Sichuan Army under the cover of the whole regiment's fire, climbed the iron chain and rushed to the other side. When approaching the bridge, the Sichuan Army suddenly cast a fire barrier, and the commandos bravely crossed the fire wall and rushed into Luding City to start street fighting with the Sichuan Army. The follow-up troops put into battle in time. After fierce fighting, the Red Army occupied Luding City, one part of the Sichuan Army was wiped out, and the rest fled to Tianquan. At the same time, the Red 1 Division and the Cadre Regiment defeated the sniper of the Sichuan Army, successfully arrived in Luding City, and coordinated the battle of the Red 4 Regiment to seize the bridge. Then, the main force of the Central Red Army crossed the natural barrier Dadu River from the Luding Bridge, crushing Chiang Kai-shek's attempt to annihilate the Red Army south of the Dadu River.
Lazikou Battle
On September 13th, 1935, the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment of the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants (adapted from the 1st and 3rd Army of the Red Army and the column of the Military Commission) set out from the Russian border area of Gansu Province and continued its long March northward. On the 16th, the vanguard Red 4th Regiment defeated the interception of the 6th Regiment of the 14th Division of the Kuomintang Army, and approached Lazikou, the southern pass of Gansu Province that afternoon. Lazikou, known as "natural barrier", is about 3 meters wide, with steep cliffs on both sides and a wooden bridge in the middle, which is the only way to pass through Lazikou. The newly-made 14th Division of the Kuomintang Army has built bunkers on the bridge head and cliffs, with one battalion guarding the pass and one battalion deployed in the triangle valley behind the pass. The main division is deployed in the area from the north of the pass to Min County, which can be reinforced at any time. The Red 4th Regiment decided to storm from the front with the 6th Company and seize the wooden bridge. After the 1st and 2nd companies detoured to the defensive side of the pass, they attacked from both sides and seized the pass. At night, the attack began. Yang Chengwu, the political commissar of the regiment, commanded the 6th Company to rush to the bridgehead under the cover of intensive fire. The Kuomintang army was commanding, relying on dangerous terrain and strong fortifications, and stuck to the bridgehead. The 6th Company stormed several times without success. In the early morning of the 17th, the 6th Company consisted of 15 soldiers and three assault teams took turns to assault the bridgehead. At this time, the 1st and 2nd companies led by the head of the regiment, Huang Kaixiang (also known as Wang Kaixiang), climbed the cliff from the left side of the defenders, detoured to the defensive side of the pass, and suddenly attacked. The defenders were hit in the stomach and back, one was wiped out and the rest fled. At dawn, the Red 4 Regiment occupied Lazikou, opening the way for the Red Army's Shaanxi-Gansu detachment to go north.
crossing the Dadu River by force
In May p>1935, after crossing the Jinsha River, the Red Army successfully passed through Liangshan Yi area and made a rapid advance towards the Dadu River. Dadu River is mainly a canyon river in Sichuan, with rapid water depth, high mountains on both sides and dangerous terrain. Chiang Kai-shek sent troops to chase after the north, and at the same time mobilized troops to strengthen the defense of the Dadu River, in an attempt to destroy the Red Army by natural barrier. On May 24th, the advance team of the Red First Division suddenly wiped out a battalion at Anshunchang Ferry in attack and capture and seized a small boat. The next day, a commando team composed of seventeen warriors stormed the ferry on the north shore, defeated the enemy's counterattack and wiped out a battalion. And passed through the first division one after another. In order to cross the river quickly, the main force of the niche army, the second division, with the fourth regiment as the avant-garde, marched northward along the west bank and robbed the Luding Bridge in the upper reaches. The second division marched one hundred and twenty kilometers day and night and rushed to the west end of Luding Bridge. Before the enemy completely destroyed Luding Bridge, it immediately organized a battle to seize the bridge. Commandos composed of twenty-two warriors braved the enemy's intensive artillery fire, climbed thirteen iron cables, crossed the Dadu River and seized the Luding Bridge. Follow-up troops quickly crossed the river to capture Luding Bridge, annihilated two regiments defending the enemy, and successfully joined the first division. On May 31st, the Central Committee of China led the main force of the Red Army to cross the Dadu River from Luding Bridge. Chiang Kai-shek's dream of making the Red Army "the second in Shi Dakai" was completely shattered.
Seize the Wujiang River and capture Zunyi
On January 1, 1935, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China made "the Political Bureau of the Central Committee's Decision on New Action after Crossing the River" in Weng 'an Monkey Farm. The decision pointed out: "Establish a new Soviet base in Sichuan and Guizhou. First of all, it is the most central task to develop the northern part of Guizhou with Zunyi as the center and then to the south of Sichuan. " The General Political Department of the Red Army issued the "Instructions on Disintegrating the Guizhou White Army". Zhu De telegraphed the Red Army ministries that Wujiang "should not have less than one regiment of illegal immigrants". The 2nd Division of the Red Army Corps arrived at the south bank of Wujiang River, and its avant-garde 4th Regiment approached the border river ferry of Wujiang River to conduct fire reconnaissance and prepare to cross the river.
-----------. Wang Jialie said, "On the morning of 3th, a gang of bandits rushed to the new and old ferry crossing of Jiangjie River from Wang Wenchang", and "In the afternoon, a gang of about 4, bandits rushed to the ferry crossing on the north shore of Huilong River".
On January 2nd, the main force of the 1st Legion of the Red Army's right column and the 9th Legion defeated Wanshijiong Department of the 8th Regiment of Guizhou Army at Huilongchang Ferry near Qingkou, yuqing county, and crossed the Wujiang River. At 9: , the 4th Regiment of the 2nd Division of the Red Army Corps, under the leadership of Geng Biao, the head of the regiment, and Yang Chengwu, the political commissar, was unsuccessful in crossing the Wujiang River with bamboo rafts. After nightfall, the 4th Regiment crossed the Wujiang River again, and Mao Zhenhua, the company commander of the 3rd Company, led four soldiers to the north shore.
Hou Zhidan, the instructor of Guizhou Bureau, reported that "a group of bandits stormed Qingkou from Huilongchang with machine guns", "another group of about 2, people stormed at me on the other side of Jiangjie River", and "the bandits made a raft to cross the river".
At 9: on January 3rd, the Red Army launched a fierce offensive in Jiangjie River, defeating the 5th and 6th regiments of Lin Xiusheng, the 3rd brigade of Jiangfangqian Army, and successfully crossing Wujiang River. The Red Army Cadre Corps and Engineer Company set up a pontoon bridge at the ferry. The CMC column and the Fifth Army Corps crossed the Wujiang River. The Third Army Corps of the Left Column crossed the Wujiang River at Chashanguan Ferry and entered Zunyi Shangji. At 17 hours, the 2nd Division of the Red Army Corps took over the pig farm (now Zhuzang) where the "former enemy headquarters" of the Qian Army was located. Wang Jialie cabled Chiang Kai-shek about the situation in Wujiang River, saying that "the attempt of the bandits to cross the river in the north has been proved".
blood letter
In p>1935, the Red Third Army came to Loushanguan on the Long March. Chiang Kai-shek concentrated the forces of several divisions in an attempt to wipe out the Red Army at Loushanguan. At the height of the bloody battle between the two sides, Colonel Peng Jun and other leaders came to the front command post. The central authorities are coming, and if we don't take Loushanguan, the Red Army's major forces may be annihilated. Colonel Peng Jun was very anxious. While pacing back and forth in the command post, he whispered, "Why hasn't the sent scout come back yet?" Zhong Mingbiao, the propaganda captain of the regiment who followed the chief to the forefront, was also worried about the chief, keeping his eyes tightly fixed on the mountain in front.
Suddenly, Captain Zhong found a small man running from the foot of the mountain behind the enemy position, dressed in shabby ordinary clothes. Holding his stomach in one hand, he stumbled and ran this way, waving to the mountain. When Captain Zhong saw this, he rushed out of the bunker and quickly ran to meet him. Running closer, ah, isn't this Liu Zhilin, a little soldier who joined the army six months ago? this