Han Wei, the only surviving head of the Red 34th Division, jumped off a cliff and died in Xiangjiang Campaign. What happened afterwards?

1934, 80,000 Red Army troops assembled in Xiangjiang River. Around them, there are hundreds of thousands of elite Kuomintang soldiers, and a heroic sad song is about to be played. Nearly half of these 80,000 Red Army soldiers dyed the Xiangjiang River red with their own blood, and those who survived will remember their fallen comrades all their lives.

Han Wei, the founding lieutenant general, is one of them. When people praised him, the old general said that he was only a survivor. ...

After the founding of New China, Han Wei avoided talking about his combat experience until one day in 1986, when the superior leader found him and asked him to write an article recalling the past. Because this is the task of organizing diplomatic relations, Han nodded and accepted it.

On that day, Han Wei didn't think about tea and rice, and his eyes were full of pain-for decades, he never forgot his comrades who had fought side by side, and he remembered every detail clearly!

This article has been written for half a year. Six months later, it was published. Han Wei's family thinks this is a good thing and should be celebrated. However, Han Wei, who was sitting at the dinner table, made a request that surprised everyone: "After I die, bury me in western Fujian."

According to the regulations at that time, the generals who contributed to the revolution were buried in the metropolis after their death. Why did General Han Wei make this special request? Everything has to start from decades ago.

1922, Chairman Mao came to Anyuan. At that time, the workers here lived a very poor life. The superior leaders decided to organize them to go on strike. It was at this time that Han Wei met Chairman Mao. He worships Chairman Mao very much and has followed him all his life.

1932, ningdu conference was held in the then central Soviet area, and chairman Mao left the leadership post.

The chairman later recalled: "Not only a person didn't come to the door, but even a ghost didn't come to the door."

The leadership of the Red Army gradually fell into the hands of a German named Li De, who, according to himself, was an international consultant sent by * * *. After the "foreign monks" arrived in the Soviet area, they directed blindly and defeated the Central Soviet Area.

At that time, the Kuomintang army had excellent weapons, but Li De asked the Red Army soldiers to fight hard with the enemy and suffered serious losses. Peng, then the head of the Red Third Army Corps, later patted the table and scolded Li De: "You are selling Grandpa Tian Xin innocently!"

The enemy situation was serious, and the superior decided to transfer, and the Red Army soldiers embarked on a long journey.

At this point, the central governor of Li Dehe, Bo Gu Kailai, once again issued an order to take away everything that can be taken away in the Soviet area, including printing presses, X-ray machines, and even hammers and brooms.

Tens of thousands of troops struggled to carry these "properties" forward. At the slowest time, they can only walk 40 miles a day.

At this time, in front of the Red Army soldiers, the Kuomintang set up three blockade lines, which were controlled by local warlords of the Kuomintang, and it was relatively easy to break through. In less than a month, the Red Army came to Xiangjiang River.

1934 165438+ In October, the enemy and the enemy fought a decisive battle on both sides of the Xiangjiang River.

In fact, before this, our army had obtained the information of the enemy and knew that the enemy in front was fully armed. Therefore, Chairman Mao proposed: "We can't drill into Chiang Kai-shek's pocket." He proposed to change the direction of marching, fought a guerrilla war and returned to the Central Soviet Area. Unfortunately, this proposal was rejected by Li De.

Now, the only way out for the Red Army is to cross the Xiangjiang River.

During the Republic of China, there were many warlords, and there were many contradictions among various factions. Before the Xiangjiang Campaign, Bai Chongxi, the general of Guangxi, made rules for his troops in Guangxi: seeing off guests and refusing them.

The first guest naturally refers to our army. Bai Chongxi means that as long as our army doesn't go to Guangxi, he doesn't care. To this end, he even retreated to Gui Jun in the name of defending Guiyang. If our army seizes the opportunity, this bloody battle may be avoided.

However, the advancing speed of the Central Red Army is too slow.

At that time, our army was led by the Red Army Corps and the Third Army Corps, and the rear organs led by Li De and Bo Gu were slowly advancing behind. At the same time, Bai Chongxi saw a rare opportunity and ordered Gui Jun, who had retreated, to call back.

165438+1On October 29th, there was a fierce exchange of fire between our army and the enemy. Han Wei's Red 34th Division is the guard force of the whole army. In the fierce battle, the head of the tenth regiment died.

The news reached General Peng, who immediately appointed Comrade Du Zhongmei as the head of the team. As a result, as soon as he returned to the headquarters, he heard the staff report: "Du Zhongmei is dead."

The Red Army, which is not far away, is also in danger: on June 65438+February 1 day, all the soldiers who were ordered to guard the position died, and the enemy rushed directly to the command post in Lin Biao. At that time, the political commissar of the Red Army Corps was Marshal Nie Rongzhen. Seeing the enemy close at hand, he drew his pistol and prepared for the worst.

Lin Biao and Nie Rongzhen are one of the top ten marshals of the Republic of China in the future. The bailiffs actually need to draw their guns in person to face the enemy, and the danger can be imagined.

Earlier, Lin Nie sent a telegram to Commander-in-Chief Zhu De. As the subordinates of Commander-in-Chief Zhu, they put forward an unprecedented demand: "The Military Commission must cross the river with all the troops east of Xiangshui in the starry night."

The situation is extremely tense.

At this point, the situation of the Red 34th Division is particularly dangerous. As a guard, you can only leave after all the main forces have retreated. Before the war, Liu Bocheng gave them the task of covering the Red Eighth Army crossing the river, and then served as the main force of the whole army's guards. In order to prevent being intercepted by the enemy, they should try to get close to the main force.

Teacher Chen Shuxiang and his comrades saluted Liu Bocheng: "We promise to finish the task!"

On the way back, Chen Shuxiang teachers arranged the task, Han Wei word, immediately began to perform, they and the enemy do or die, no bullets, only grenades, grenades used up, hand-to-hand combat.

In order to kill the enemy better, everyone came up with a way: the soldiers dug a pit under the big tree in advance, buried mines in the pit, and then wrote slogans around it. When enemy soldiers try to clear these slogans, the mine will explode, and in an instant, the enemy will be killed and injured.

Although our army is brave, due to the disparity between the enemy and ourselves, the casualties of the troops are getting bigger and bigger.

Han Wei found Mr. Chen and suggested an immediate breakthrough. Teacher Chen agreed, and they parted ways to break through.

At this time, Han Wei seems to have vaguely realized that this will be the last time between two people-in the revolutionary war years, sacrifice is a common occurrence.

Before leaving, Chen Shuxiang reached an agreement with him:

If the breakthrough is successful, we will go to southern Hunan to fight guerrilla warfare; If the breakthrough fails, we will "shed the last drop of blood."

A few days later, Chen Shuxiang was attacked by the enemy in Daoxian. There were only 100 people around him at that time. He is fearless in the face of the enemy. The enemy's bullets knocked him out and Chen Shuxiang was captured.

At that time, Chen Shuxiang was shot in the abdomen and was carried on a stretcher by two enemy troops, hoping to get a reward from his boss.

At this time, Chen Shuxiang woke up from a coma. With his last strength, he tore his intestines and fulfilled his promise.

The enemy is very angry. They cut off Mr. Chen's head and hung it in front of Xiao Wu in Changsha, his hometown.

Mr. Chen had no children in his life, and even left no photos. What people can see now is his portrait, which was drawn according to Han Wei's memory.

Han Wei is also prepared to sacrifice. He and several comrades came to the edge of the cliff and jumped without hesitation.

Fortunately, he and two other comrades survived.

These two comrades-in-arms, one is Luo Jin Party and the other is Hu Wenxuan.

Luo Jin's leg is broken. Han Wei and Hu Wenxuan helped him find a doctor. They met a village doctor named Wang. Wang Langzhong took them home and hid them in the cellar.

Although Wang is only a doctor, he has a lot of backbone and didn't tell the whereabouts of the three Red Army. After the raid, Han Wei and Hu Wenxuan discussed the matter. In order to avoid causing trouble to fellow villagers and for their own beliefs, they decided to go to the Red Army.

Before leaving, they left their military uniforms at their fellow villagers' home, together with twenty silver dollars, hoping that the fellow villagers would take good care of Luo Jin and his party, whose legs and feet were inconvenient.

Hu Wenxuan was later killed by the Kuomintang, and it was in the 1980s that Han Wei learned the news of Luojin Party again.

At that time, he received a letter from Luo Jin Party. Because of his disability, his life is inconvenient. He hoped that Han Wei could provide him with proof of receiving government subsidies.

After reading the letter, Han Wei immediately said to the messenger, "Yes, this person belongs to our 100 group."

No matter how long the years passed, as long as he mentioned his former comrades-in-arms, the old general quickly remembered it, showing the position of that history in his mind.

After bidding farewell to his comrades-in-arms, Han Wei returned to his hometown after many twists and turns. He lived in his younger brother's house, but he met an acquaintance here, which led to imprisonment.

The name of the acquaintance is Zhang Lianhua. He is Han Wei's workmate in Anyuan. When he saw Han Wei coming back, he immediately informed the Kuomintang. When the enemy learned the news, he immediately took him to Wuhan.

Until the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, due to the advance of the Japanese invaders, the state cooperated with the Japanese army and the superior took the opportunity to make representations. The Kuomintang had no choice but to agree to release people, but it still left a hand: it only agreed to release ordinary party member, but did not agree to release cadres.

Han Wei insisted that he was just an ordinary party member, and the enemy had no evidence, so he had to be released.

However, after returning to Yan 'an, Han Wei was hiding from someone.

He is afraid of meeting Chairman Mao.

As early as 1927, when the Red Army reorganized in Sanwan, Han Wei was Chairman Mao's bodyguard. At that time, the situation was very difficult. Many people who were not determined left the team, but Han Wei chose to stay with the chairman.

Chairman Mao was very happy and gave him a sentence: "Persistence is victory."

In World War I of Xiangjiang River, the Red Thirty-four Division fought bloody battles, and many comrades around Han Wei died. Only Han Wei, a cadre at or above the regiment level, survived in the world. He doesn't know if this is "sticking to the end".

In hesitation and struggle, Han Wei waited for half a year. He can wait, but Chairman Mao can't wait any longer.

One day, Chairman Mao went to Kangda to give a speech. After the speech, he directly invited Han Wei to his cave.

Han Wei heard the call of the chairman and went at once. The chairman looked at him and asked, "You have been in Yan 'an for half a year, why didn't you come to see me? "

This calm and brave general on the battlefield seems to stutter when facing the chairman's question: "I'm afraid, I'm afraid the chairman is too busy!" " "

Chairman Mao looked sad and pointed to his head: "You have a problem here, and you have a burden on your mind!"

The chairman was furious, so Han Wei had to nod by default.

Later, Han Wei mentioned that he wanted to fight the Japanese invaders on the battlefield. Chairman Mao agreed, but he asked Han Wei to finish his studies in Kangda. Later, when he arrived at the front, he had to run a training class first-a general with actual combat experience like Han Wei was exactly what War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression urgently needed.

Han Wei scrambling to nod at this time, as long as you can go to the front, let him do anything!

During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Han Wei competed with the Japanese invaders, exerted the military strength of our army, and lived up to Chairman Mao's expectations. After the end of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Han Wei participated in the War of Liberation and contributed his own strength to the liberation of China.

1949, New China is just around the corner. Chairman Mao and other leaders decided to hold a military parade in founding ceremony. Nie Rongzhen thought twice and decided to give this task to Han Wei, who was already the commander of the 67th Army at that time.

So he ordered Han Wei to come to Beiping as soon as possible, and Han Weize was ordered to see the chief.

Boss Nie said, "Your army will draw a division to represent the army, which is no less than fighting a battle." Han Wei was very happy and immediately said to Boss Nie, "We promise to do the work well!

On the founding ceremony, Han Wei's elite soldiers accomplished the task brilliantly, and at that moment, he shed tears.

In his later years, General Han Wei seldom mentioned the past. He didn't even mention the Xiangjiang Campaign with his son. He didn't write the article until the superior leader came to you and asked him to recall the situation at that time.

1992, General Han died of illness, and his son sent his ashes to western Fujian for burial according to his wishes. Since then, Han Jingjing began to collect information about the Xiangjiang Campaign. He wanted to erect a monument to the soldiers who died in this battle, but to his slight regret, he finally found only 1000 martyrs with names.

Han Jingjing erected a monument to the fallen soldiers. The inscription reads: Your names are unknown, and your exploits will last forever.

Another wish of Han Jingjing is to find Mr. Chen Shuxiang's body. Fortunately, this wish has finally come true. 20 13, Chen Shuxiang's body was found and then buried by local people.

In fact, these sacrificed martyrs should have the same name as * * *, and that name has been brilliant for generations-the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants.

The people of China will never forget this name.