How did Li Yunlong die?

In the original novel, Li Yunlong shot himself. After the Cultural Revolution began, the whole country was in chaos. Li Yunlong's old comrade-in-arms Zhao Gang and his wife both committed suicide, and their three children went to Li Yunlong. Later, Li Yunlong himself and his troops were severely impacted by the rebels, and a division of the army was robbed by handyman. A large number of confidential documents were taken away. Li Yunlong ordered the army to shoot and kill several rebel leaders, and the influence became more and more serious. Li Yunlong gave his children and Zhao Gang's children to Kong Jie to raise.

1. Li Yunlong's prototype is that General Wang Jinshan combines some characters and deeds of Zhong Wei, and Li Yunlong is one of the protagonists in Dou Liang's novel and the TV series Liang Jian. He used to be the head of the Red Fourth Front Army, the head of the independent regiment of the 386th Brigade of the Eighth Route Army, and the commander of the New Second Division of the Central Plains Field Army in the Liberation War. After liberation, he was transferred to the commander of a coastal defense army in Fujian Military Region.

2.65438 to 0955, he went to the National Defense University to study, and after graduation, he continued to serve as the commander of the army and was awarded the rank of Major General. Liangshan detachment, the first special operations force in China, was established. The detachment sneaked into Kinmen to provide topographic coordinates for the PLA to shell Kinmen. During the Cultural Revolution, he ordered the use of force to stop two "Red Guards" from illegally robbing the arsenal. Later, he was persecuted for this matter and 1968 committed suicide. 1978 rehabilitated. This is the character in the novel. Although there are prototypes, most events have prototypes, but they are not entirely themselves.