Who is the prototype of Liang Jian Ding Wei?

Zhong Wei

The Ding Wei prototype of Liang Jian is Major General Zhong Wei. Zhong Wei is a famous soldier in the four fields. When it comes to him, people say, "When it comes to fighting, Zhong Wei's eyes light up and the back of his head is full of joy. If you fight hard, you will be full of energy. If you can't fight, you will scold your mother. On the battlefield, he is never polite, and he is very capable. If he wins and others are still gnawing, he will gather together, speak ill of others first, and then swear: I say he can't, okay? It's our turn this time! I promise to take it down in two hours. If I can't take it down, I'll come and see you. "

Zhong Wei was born in Jiashan Village, Sanyang Township, Pingjiang County, Hunan Province in 1911. He is of medium height and has fine eyes. He looks quiet and doesn't look like a desperate Saburo. Zhong Wei's family is not bad. He studied for a few years as a child, so when he joined the Red Army, he also became an "intellectual". First, he worked as a propagandist in the Political Department of the Red Third Army Corps. Later, he successively served as the political commissar of the Special Service Company of the Third Division, the director of the 11th Regiment Club of the Fourth Division, the youth section chief of the Political Department of the Division, the political commissar of the 12th Regiment, the propaganda section chief of the Political Department of the Division, the director of the Political Department of the Third Brigade of the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University.

in the summer of p>1939, Zhong Wei was ordered by his superiors to join the advancing column of the New Fourth Army in Hubei and Henan, and served as the political commissar of the regiment to open up a base area in Siwangshan, south Henan. But no one expected that after several victories, this gentle-looking young man had a disagreement with the column leader. The leaders of the column think that the troops have wiped out the puppet troops for hundreds of days in Zhutangdian, Hanshan Temple and Xinjie, and the next step should be to strike while the iron is hot and insert the newly established three regiments behind enemy lines to open up new base areas, but Zhong Wei and Tao Zhu disagree. They think that the existing base areas are not stable and it is easy to cause losses to rashly open up new base areas.

Later practice proved that Zhong Wei's view was correct, but at that time, he was criticized by the leaders of the column. Some people said that he was a "right opportunist", some said that his wife was "particularly suspicious", and some said that his father was a "reactionary officer". Zhong Wei was stubborn. Faced with these groundless criticisms, he had a hard time arguing. Finally, he left angrily with his wife, children and a guard class and went to Subei to find Chen Yi.

On the way, Zhong Wei had less than ten long and short guns, and he also took a nursing doll. When he crossed those blockade lines, he resisted great pressure and suffered a lot. After thousands of difficulties and dangers, when I finally met Chen Yi, Chen Yi said with emotion, "How did you come here as a deserter?" Zhong Wei's eyes are wet.

This time, Zhong Wei won new opportunities for himself by risking his life. Chen Yi handed him over to Huang Kecheng, the commander of the Third Division. Under the "Yellow Blind Man", who had a bright heart and also experienced hardships, Zhong Wei broke free and completed the gorgeous transformation from a political cadre to a military cadre. Zhong Wei seemed to find his own existence value, courage, boldness and brainpower, and a series of good things related to war came out in generate.

After the founding of New China, he served as the chief of staff of Guangxi Military Region, air defence forces Command of China People's Liberation Army and Beijing Military Region. In 1955, he was awarded the rank of Major General. Then a political event that shocked China and foreign countries broke out. Many outstanding revolutionary generals were persecuted in this event, and Peng Dehuai was one of them. Zhong Wei saw that his best friend was wronged, and questioned the so-called justice without hesitation. In 1959, he publicly vindicated Peng Dehuai at the enlarged meeting of the Central Military Commission. Although he was eventually demoted for this matter, he showed a spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice and daring to challenge the authority. Zhong Wei died in Beijing in 1984 at the age of 7.