Peng Dehuai demanded that a military region cadre be shot. Chairman Mao: Give him a way to live. Afterwards, it is very clever.

One day in 194, Zhu De and Peng Dehuai came to Chairman Mao's office and submitted a report to Chairman Mao on the handling of kūn, a cadre of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region, and demanded that this person be shot.

After reading the report, Chairman Mao shook his head slightly and bluntly said, "No killing!"

who is yang shangkun and what did he do wrong? Why did Marshal Zhu De and Marshal Peng Dehuai demand the execution of this man? And why did Chairman Mao say "no killing"? How did things turn out? The story has to start with Yang Shangkun's life ...

In 1914, Yang Shangkun (kūn) was born in a poor peasant's family in Huaping Village, Jiangbei Town, Xingguo, Jiangxi Province. When he was young, his father died because he was seriously ill and had no money to treat him. In order to make ends meet, Yang Shangkun's sister was forced to become a landlord.

The experience of poverty and poverty made the young Yang Shangjian deeply hate the landlord in his mind, and also ignited the fire of resistance in his heart. Since then, Yang Shangjian has been thinking that sooner or later he can get an opportunity to turn over and liberate himself and the poor people.

Not long after, Yang Shangkun finally waited for this opportunity. In April 1929, Chairman Mao and Commander-in-Chief Zhu De led the third column of the Red Fourth Army to lay down Xingguo County, and sent armed teams to villages to form rural Soviet political power and establish revolutionary armed forces.

when gongsijun came to Xingguo county, after many observations, yang shangkun found that the red army soldiers were warm and kind to the people and often helped them. in this way, yang shangkun often came to work with the armed forces. he helped the red army team put up slogans, sent letters, stood guard and stood guard, and fought local tyrants and evil gentry with the people.

In October 193, Yang Shangkun joined the Red Army in Xingguo. In January 1931, he joined the Red Army. In 1932, the Central Committee set up the Eastern Route Army to open up a revolutionary base, and under the command of Chairman Mao, Yang Shangkun marched eastward to Zhangzhou, Fujian. In the battle of Zhangzhou, Yang Shangkun was very brave and always held his ground. Soon after, he was in Zhangzhou.

In the years after the war, Yang Shangkun was always at the forefront, not afraid of hardship or death. In June 1934, Yang Shangkun was promoted to the company commander of the 1st Battalion, 4th Regiment, 2nd Division of the 1st Red Army Corps. Later, during the Long March, Yang Shangkun, as the vanguard company commander of the 4th Red Army Corps, made a lot of military achievements together with the soldiers ... Wang Jialie, a Guizhou warlord, was intercepted by a division, followed by hundreds of thousands of people from two columns of Xue Yue Corps, the main force of Chiang Kai-shek. The whole Central Red Army gathered on the south bank of Wujiang River. If it was not careful, the Red Army team would lose the game. For a time, it was imminent to cross the Wujiang River. < P > Because the mountains on both sides of Wujiang River stood on the wall, the river was 1 meters wide, and there were enemy sentries and fortifications on both sides, after some discussions, Liu Yalou, political commissar of the division, and other leaders decided to cross the river.

on January 2, 1935, after Yang Shangkun was ordered, he sent the first batch of soldiers to cross the river. However, due to the cold weather and urgent water, when the soldiers reached the other side, they were already unable to fight.

In order not to delay the fighter plane, Yang Shangkun organized Mao Zhenhua, the third company commander, to lead five soldiers to sneak into the country by raft that night.

In order to ensure the completion of the task, Yang Shangkun personally led more than a dozen soldiers to cross the river the next day. Before crossing the river, Yang Shangkun was already ready to sacrifice for the revolution. He held some memorable things together, wrote his name and the address of his hometown, and gave them to one of his fellow villagers, and said, "If I sacrifice, please help me bring these things."

After the confession, after dawn, Yang Shangkun led his soldiers to paddle to the enemy's shore in three bamboo rafts under the cover of the intensive fire of the Red Army soldiers. When the enemy saw it, he tried his best to shoot Yang Shangkun and others. However, with the cooperation of Yang Shangkun's command and the fire of the Red Army soldiers, Yang Shangkun led the soldiers to dodge the enemy's bullets flexibly and smoothly.

After landing, Yang Shangkun led his soldiers to meet his comrades-in-arms who sneaked in for the second time, and then divided into three fighting groups to launch a fierce attack on the enemy in order to break through the enemy's defense.

At this moment, the enemy sent reinforcements, which suppressed the firepower of the soldiers crossing the river from a commanding height. At a critical moment, Yang Shangkun used his quick wits. He immediately sent a fighting team to climb the stone wall and occupy a stone peak in front of the enemy. It was under Yang Shangkun's command that the enemy was beaten by the soldiers crossing the river, and under their heroic struggle, they seized the enemy.

Subsequently, the Red Army's follow-up troops crossed the Wujiang River one after another, and launched charges one after another, and finally defeated the whole enemy line and captured several hills of the Wujiang River.

after the success of crossing the river, the whole division held a celebration. Entrusted by Chairman Mao and other central leaders, Liu Yalou, the political commissar of the division, conferred the title of "Warrior" on more than ten people, including Yang Shangkun, and gave them a suit of Lenin's clothes with the words "Military Commission Award" tattooed on it. Since then, Yang Shangkun's reputation has spread far and wide.

Although Yang Shangkun was known to many people by crossing the Wujiang River, he was never arrogant or complacent. Not long after, under the leadership of Yang Shangkun, the Red Fourth Regiment won the Loushangguan Pass and made another meritorious military service.

In mid-September, 1935, the Red Fourth Regiment came to Moya Temple in Bailong River, Gansu Province. Just as everyone was resting, the messenger of the division sent a letter to Yang Shangkun. The general content of the letter was: The head of the regiment ordered to seize the natural barrier Lazikou within three days and sweep away the enemies that stood in the way.

After reading the letter, Yang Shangkun immediately led the Second Company of the Red Fourth Regiment to take action overnight. When he arrived at Lazikou, Yang Shangkun gathered with Wang Kaixiang, the head of the Red Fourth Regiment, and Yang Chengwu, the political commissar, and inspected the terrain together. The terrain of Lazikou is very steep, and there is no other way but to pass through a wooden bridge that runs east and west. At the other end of the bridge, there is a heavily guarded bunker, which has become the Red Army team.

After studying, Wang Kaixiang and Yang Chengwu decided to entrust Yang Shangkun with the important task again, and let him lead the Second Company of the Red Fourth Regiment as the pioneer company, and ordered that "Lazikou should be taken down even if it is a knife mountain!"

After Yang Shangkun received his orders, he immediately led his soldiers to the precipice. According to the plan, in order to paralyze the enemy, they launched a fierce attack from the front, but even if the bullets hit the rocks in the enemy's position and sent sparks, they failed to suppress the enemy.

At this moment, Chairman Mao and the leaders of the Legion once again sent people to understand the frontier situation and asked where the assault troops were now, what difficulties they had and whether they needed reinforcements.

At this critical moment, someone finally found a way to attack the enemy on a strange cliff. When the charge sounded, I saw the Red Army soldiers brandishing broadswords, picking up rifles and rushing at the enemy. The troops on the cliff on the right saw the turret and the enemy position without a top cover below, and dropped one Grenade after another. At the same time, submachine guns and light machine guns fired at the same time. For a time, the enemy was beaten back again and again without being beaten.

Yang Shangkun took advantage of the enemy's losing ground, led the troops to continue fighting, pushed the enemy to the precipice, and then surrendered the enemy's guns. At the same time, they concentrated all their forces to attack the enemy's second position. After more than an hour of fighting, the enemy was finally defeated.

Since then, Yang Shangkun and the warriors of the Second Company have surrounded the military flag stained by the smoke and war, stood on the mouth of Lazikou, bathed in the bloody morning glow ...

After several victories, Yang Shangkun has made great achievements, and when Chairman Mao learned of his brilliant achievements in the battlefield, he was specially awarded a Red Star medal.

unexpectedly, however, it was such a heroic company commander who made outstanding contributions in the Long March that he did something soon after, which directly shocked the central leaders and angered Commander-in-Chief Zhu De and Boss Peng. For this reason, Boss Peng even made an angry order to kill him ...

In February 194, Yang Shangkun, chief of staff of a division and a detachment of Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei, was appointed as the chief of staff. When Yang Chengwu, commander of the first division of Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Province, learned of this incident, he immediately realized that the situation was not good, and immediately reported Yang Shangkun's escape to the two commanders of the Eighth Route Army, Zhu De and Peng Dehuai.

After learning about this move by Yang Shangkun and others, Zhu De and Peng Dehuai flew into a rage. Peng Dehuai was furious about this, yelling, "Take it back, pull it out and shoot it, you must shoot it ..."

However, just seven days after Yang Shangkun left the army, he led people back to the military sub-district. After meeting the commander Yang Chengwu, he

It turns out that in 1939, the superior transferred Yang Shangkun as the chief of staff of the first division of the Jinchaji Military Region, and soon after, he was transferred as the chief of staff of the first division of the Jinchaji Military Region. Yang Shangkun was puzzled by this "demotion" and eventually became dissatisfied. At the same time, Yuan Biao, the reconnaissance chief of the first division of the Jinchaji Military Region, was also dissatisfied with his position.

Shortly after Yang Shangkun left the army, he realized that it was wrong for him to care about his position. He immediately led his troops back to the military region and immediately apologized to his superiors.

Yang Chengwu quickly reported Yang Shangkun's return to the military region to admit his mistake to Commander-in-Chief Zhu De and Deputy Commander-in-Chief Peng Dehuai, but even so, Commander-in-Chief Peng Dehuai was very angry. After all, it was a very serious mistake to leave the organization at that time. For the sake of serious military discipline, Peng Dehuai immediately said, "We must pull them out and shoot them. If one holds a post, we will leave the team. Everyone else will learn from them. Then how can we do the revolution?"

However, the execution of a military region cadre still needs the consent of Chairman Mao and others. Soon after, Commander-in-Chief Zhu De and Deputy Commander-in-Chief Peng Dehuai found Chairman Mao, submitted a report to Chairman Mao about Yang Shangjian's private escape and return, and demanded that Yang Shangjian be shot as an example.

After listening to Zhu De and Peng Dehuai, Chairman Mao pondered for a long time before slowly saying, "Yang Shangkun can't be killed!"

Before Zhu De and Peng Dehuai raised questions, Chairman Mao went on to say, "I agree with what you said, but Yang Shangkun has contributed to the revolution, and you know his military achievements. Now that the matter has been investigated clearly, it is an internal contradiction, not a defect to the enemy, and he has realized his mistake, I think he should be given a way out."

After hearing Chairman Mao's remarks, Zhu De and Peng Dehuai also calmed down and thought that Chairman Mao's remarks were very reasonable. Finally, Chairman Mao ordered that Yang Shangkun be given leniency and removed from office.

After the event, Yang Shangkun deeply realized his mistakes and made a deep introspection on them. Five months later, considering the great change of Yang Shangkun, he was sent to Kangda to study.

In May 1945, after graduating from Kangda University, Yang Shangkun immediately threw himself into the battle. He successively participated in the battles of defending Siping and liberating Changchun, and in these battles, he made a lot of contributions again.

Chairman Mao's handling of Yang Shangkun was undoubtedly brilliant. Although Yang Shangkun violated the military discipline, he realized his mistake in time, lost his way, and did not make a big mistake. Considering his previous contribution to the revolution, Chairman Mao ordered him to give him a way out. It was also Chairman Mao's tolerant handling that made Yang Shangkun do his best for the country, the party and the future.

Before and after the founding of New China, kūn led his troops to chase down the remnants of the enemy, liberated the whole territory of Jiangxi together with the field troops who entered Jiangxi, carried out the fight against bandits, stabilized social order and consolidated the new regime.

At the end of August, 1949, Yang Shangkun was transferred to Ganzhou Military Command. Under his leadership, the People's Liberation Army quickly wiped out three bandits in southern Jiangxi.

At the end of 1949, Yang Shangkun was transferred to the command of Ganzhou Garrison and the head of the public security department in southwest Jiangxi. The following year, he became the commander of the military sub-division of Gannan Special Zone, and he began to devote himself to the cause of building a new China.

In 1955, Yang Shangkun was awarded the rank of the founding colonel, and was awarded the second-class August 1st Medal and the second-class Liberation Medal. Many of his comrades in the same rank were awarded the rank of Lieutenant General and Major General, but this time, General Yang Shangkun did not complain, and he still worked diligently. He worked in Gannan for fifteen years. During these fifteen years, Yang Shangkun

In 1965, Yang Shangkun was transferred to the Jiangxi Military Region as the chief of staff. At that time, his mind was completely devoted to his work. He often took pains to give up holidays and led his comrades to work overtime. However, under such high-intensity work, he suffered from headache and fainted on his desk many times. For this, his family, comrades and staff often discouraged General Yang Shangkun from doing more.

In 197, Yang Shangkun was transferred to the position of deputy commander of Fujian Production and Construction Corps. In order to develop forestry, he waded through mountains and rivers and was not afraid of hard work. During more than 1, days and nights in the Corps, he rarely lived and worked at home and at the headquarters of the Corps, and spent most of his time in the grass-roots investigation and guidance. Because of his remarkable work, he also went to Beijing to participate in the national forestry achievement report.

In 1974, Yang Shangkun was transferred to the Jiangxi Military Region as the deputy commander. During his tenure, he organized and carried out fruitful military training and militia work.

In 1981, after Yang Shangkun retired as a military adviser, he wrote nearly 1, words of war memoirs, which left a valuable first-hand information for the * * * production party and the People's Liberation Army, especially the arduous fighting experience of the Fourth Regiment of the Second Division of the First Army Corps in the Red Army during the Long March.

However, due to overwork, General Yang Shangkun suddenly collapsed in his office on May 21, 1984, leaving an unfinished memoir with him. After being rescued, General Yang Shangkun died at the age of 7.

Looking at the life of General Yang Shangkun, it can be said that it is legendary. He has made great contributions to the people, and the people will never forget it. Pay tribute to General Yang Shangkun!