What was the reason for the victory of Huaihai Campaign? Urgent! ! ! The more reasons, the better. Be specific! ! !

Several reasons for our army's victory in Huaihai Campaign

Guo Ruhuai, General Pei Jian, served as the Minister of Military Operations and the Director of the Third Hall of the General Staff of the Kuomintang during the Liaoshen Campaign and the Huaihai Campaign. What does the director of operations do? Most countries' armies have a general staff. The head of the General Staff Department is the Chief of Staff, which is the military commander after the Supreme Commander. The chief of staff is responsible for making operational plans for each campaign, and his operational ministers record these plans and issue operational orders. Based on the principle of confidentiality, there is usually only one complete battle plan, which is placed in the wallet of the combat minister. During the Liao-Shen Campaign and the Huai-Hai Campaign, Gu served as the Chief of Staff of the Kuomintang Army and Guo Ruhuai as the Minister of Operations.

Among the Kuomintang generals, Du Fu, commander-in-chief of the former enemy of the "Xuzhou General Suppression", is a sober one. At first, he suspected that Guo Ruhuai was the producer of * * *, but he was afraid to bring it up because Guo was Gu's confidant. Later, the Liaoshen campaign was defeated. Gu and Guo Ruhuai participated in several major wrong military decisions of the Kuomintang army. Later, Du couldn't help telling Chiang Kai-shek directly that he suspected Guo Ruhuai was a producer. Jiang was surprised to ask what Du's basis was. Du said that I am a relatively clean official, and Guo Xiaogui (scolding Guo Ruhuai) is even more clean and incomprehensible: he is not good at women, nor is he greedy for money, and even his own sofa has been patched!

Because Jiang Taixin was appointed as Guo, after leaving Du, he cursed Du and said, "Do I have to go around to get money as an official of the National Government? It's not a * * production party. What a joke!

Unfortunately, it turns out that Du Yu Ming was right. According to memoirs and articles about the second civil war of the Kuomintang Army in Taiwan Province Province, it is pointed out that during his tenure as the Minister of Operations of the General Staff of the Kuomintang Army, it was convenient for him to hand over the entire operational plan to the liaison officer (of course, it was convenient in his pocket). Because it was not convenient to set up a secret radio station in Nanjing, the liaison officer took the information to Shanghai, where it was sent to the central government of China. There used to be a movie called Never Gone Radio Wave, that is, the radio operator who sent messages. I wonder if you still remember? At the end of the film, before the operator was arrested, the military spy was already knocking at the door. The operator didn't think of running away, but desperately destroyed the message. Why? Is to protect those who go deep into the enemy's core and get this information. At that time, Shanghai certainly had more than one secret radio station. After the sacrifice of the operator, the information was sent to Xibaipo!

Du Zeng cursed in front of Guo Ruhuai: "You Guo Xiaogui must be a * * * spy, and all orders are to drive us into the encirclement of the * * * army!" In order to escape, Guo accused the Minister of Operations of the Ministry of National Defense of being a "spy". And then it's over. At the CPPCC meeting five years ago, Guo and Liu met again, only to know that they were really "* * * spies", but they belonged to different systems. Guo is directly under the * * * Army Command, and Liu is the enemy department of Hua Ye. With these two men "undercover" in their operational command center, how can the national army be unbeaten? It is said that the generals of the national army who were later captured in the Huaihai Campaign still hold a grudge against them. After the Kuomintang war criminals were pardoned in the 1970s, this group also joined the CPPCC and had a "* * * incident" with Liu Guo, but they all glared at each other when they met. Later, these Kuomintang war criminals wrote "Biography of the Huaihai Campaign of Kuomintang Generals", and they still hated it, showing their dissatisfaction from time to time.

What's more, Du, a CPPCC member, visited Guo Ruhuai before his death. He grabbed Guo Ruhuai's hand and said, "I'm going to ask you for the last time. Are you a producer?" . Guo Ruhuai said intermittently, "We have different political views about Guangting (Du). . . "Guo Ruhuai died, and when Du died, he didn't know whether Guo Ruhuai's" different political views "meant different political parties or different political views.

A senior general of the Kuomintang can do what Mao Zedong demanded at the Second Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee in such an environment inside the enemy: "We producers should set an example, and do not treat guests or give gifts. . . Toast less, beware of bourgeois sugar-coated shells! " .

And today's China * * * party member can do it? !