How was Tao Yong beaten to death?

About the death of Tao Yong. During the Cultural Revolution, the Lin Biao Group wanted to persecute two people in the Nanjing Military Region. One was Deputy Commander and South Air Force Commander Nie Fengzhi, and the other was Deputy Commander and Commander of East China Sea Fleet Tao Yong. The purpose was to persecute Xu Shiyou. . These three people are all brave generals of the Fourth Red Army, and they are also the most disobedient thorns in Lin's group. Nie couldn't stand Liu Yalou's flamboyant and deceitful style, and looked down upon Liu's celebrity Jiang Tengjiao. Tao Gao publicly contradicted Li Zuopeng and Zhang Chunqiao. There are factors such as a lack of understanding of the Cultural Revolution, and there are also factors related to the top positions within the military. During the Cultural Revolution, Liu Haotian was the political commissar of the East China Sea Fleet. Although he was not part of Lin Biao's group, he played a role that Lin Biao and his group could not do. This regimental propagandist during the Red Army's Long March usually did things like painting slogans and shouting slogans, which was not the same as Nie, Tao and other regiment-level cadres who led troops to fight. During the Liberation War, Liu was the political commissar of the 27th Army, and Nie was the commander of the 27th Army. The political commissar rarely interfered with the determination of the military commanders. There was a lot of trouble in Dawei County, Zhoucun, and Shanghai. Chen Yi, Rao Shushi, and Tan Zhenlin all came forward to solve the problem, but Liu was unwilling to leave the 27th Army. During the invasion of Shanghai, it was Liu Haotian who said that Nie Fengzhi wanted capitalist buildings but not the lives of proletarian soldiers. He is a typical manipulator and a villain who is jealous of others. Peng Deqing, commander of the 27th Army during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, was the Minister of Transportation during the Cultural Revolution. He was beaten and took refuge in the East China Sea Fleet. Tao Yong said, "You stay here with me, don't go anywhere." Liu Haotian told the rebels to attack Tao Yong and Peng Deqing. Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee Secretary Hui Yuyu went to Shanghai Tao Yong and was also reported by Liu Haotian. At 2:30 p.m., Tao Yong was found falling into a well that was less than a person’s shoulder and less than a person’s head. Less than two hours after the incident, while doctors were still rescuing Tao Yong, Liu Haotian couldn't wait to announce in the office: "Tao Yong has always been competitive, so he embarked on this desperate path. He committed suicide out of fear of crime, resisted the movement, and acted as a traitor." The telegram "The Process and Preliminary Analysis of Tao Yong's Suicide" was reviewed and sent to Beijing. In less than four hours, Li Zuopeng concluded that Tao Yong had committed suicide and was a traitor in the name of the Navy Party Committee. Later, he drove Tao Yong's wife, Zhu Lan, crazy and to death. The seven children lived on the streets and were later taken in by Xu Shiyou, You Taizhong and Xiao Yongyin. In the summer of 1977, the Central Military Commission rehabilitated Tao Yong and Zhaoxue.