In Bai Chongxi's mind, Liu Bocheng was the first god of war of our army, while Liu Bocheng thought that Su Yu was the first soldier of our army, saying that he was brave and good at fighting and was famous in ancient times. Today, Bian Xiao will introduce the legendary life of Liu Bocheng, the first god of war in Bai Chongxi's heart.
Liu Bocheng's military theory level is the highest in our army. When the Revolution of 1911 swept through Sichuan, Liu Bocheng cut off his pigtails and joined the Xiong Kewu Department of the Fifth Division of the Sichuan Army as a soldier. In the army, he showed superb command art and was quickly reused by his superiors and promoted to company commander.
19 16 years, in the struggle to defend the national source, Liu Bocheng was shot in the right eye by an enemy bullet when he led his troops to attack Fengdu, and was immediately taken to the hospital by his brothers. But because Liu Shuai told the doctor not to use anesthetic in order not to damage the cranial nerve, the doctors present were frightened and said that if he didn't use anesthetic, people would die. But at Liu Shuai's insistence, the doctor operated on him without anesthesia. A few hours later, the operation was over, and he was praised as "the god of the army" by the doctor who performed the operation.
After resting in the hospital, Liu Shuai and his Sichuan brothers returned to the battlefield and conquered Fengdu. At this point, the story of Liu Shuai's wounded battlefield spread all over Sichuan, and Liu Shuai also lost his reputation as a famous Sichuan soldier. Liu Shuai was only 24 years old.
On 1923, I met Wu and others in Chengdu. They thought that Liu Shuai was a very good young man, deeply concerned about the people and patriotic, so they introduced him to join our party and formally became a member of our party. Later, He Zong, Ye Ting and others took part in the Nanchang Uprising. At that time, Liu Shuai was the former chief of staff, and this was the first time that Liu Shuai served as chief of staff, including later as chief of staff of the Red Army. In the same year, he was sent by his superiors to study military affairs in the Soviet Union. At that time, the Soviet Union was an international friend of our army.
After the Soviet Union returned home, Liu Shuai was sent to Hongxi Soviet Area as the chief of staff to help Zhu and Zhou win the fourth counter-campaign against "encirclement and suppression". Later, in his spare time, Liu Shuai wrote "Some Lessons from Guerrilla War Behind the Enemy", which effectively promoted the improvement of the military quality of Red Army cadres. In the fifth counter-campaign against "encirclement and suppression", Li De, a consultant, was dismissed as the chief of staff and reduced to the chief of staff of the Fifth Army Corps.
After Zunyi Conference, Liu Shuai served as the Chief of Staff of the Red Army and commanded the campaigns of crossing Chishui River and Dadu River, and was called the real Dragon Emperor by Chairman Mao.
After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Liu Shuai served as the division commander of the Eighth Route Army129th Division and went to the anti-Japanese battlefield. He commanded a series of classic battles, which dealt a heavy blow to the enemy. Therefore, it is also called half a military division by the Japanese army.
By the time of liberation, he had been able to fight normally. With his own intelligence, he destroyed hundreds of thousands of enemies in Longhai, Dingtao and Juye successively, liberated large areas, and then leaped thousands of miles into Dabie Mountain, directly hitting the enemy's heart, which opened the prelude to our military's strategic attack.
1948, Liu Shuai, together with General Chen and Commander Su, commanded the Huaihai Campaign, annihilated Chiang Kai-shek's ace troops, Huang Wei Corps, and greatly accelerated the victory of the Liberation War.
1949, Chairman Mao gave Liu Shuai the task of liberating the southwest, knowing that Chiang Kai-shek still had 1 10,000 troops in the southwest. Liu Shuai fought skillfully and occupied Chongqing successively. Chengdu was defeated and fled by Chiang Kai-shek. Taiwan Province provincial capital is where Chiang Kai-shek called Liu.