1953 On March 2 1 day, Chinese people's Volunteer Army fought bloody battles with the United Nations troops on the Korean battlefield. Early this morning, Rao Hui Tan Gang, chief of staff of the 23rd Army, returned to the command post to rest, because he was so tired. However, enemy planes began to bomb our positions in turn, and the command post was not spared because of exposure. Rao Tan Hui was unfortunately shot and died heroically on the spot at the age of 38.

Rao Tan Hui was one of the four heads of our army who died on the Korean battlefield. The other three are Li Xiang, commander of the 67th Army, Wu Guozhang, deputy commander of the 39th Army, and Cai Zhengguo, deputy commander of the 50th Army.

Rao's life can be said to be a revolutionary life. /kloc-joined the red army at the age of 0/3. Think about what we are doing now 13 years old? Still a child who is not sensible.

After joining the Red Army, Rao Tan Hui grew up rapidly with his super powers. At the age of 20, he became the company commander of the Red Army. In another counter-campaign against encirclement and suppression, he took nine wounded people to deal with the enemy in the mountains. In order to cover the retreat of the wounded, he fought and rushed, fighting his way out, and finally caught up with the big army.

During the Southern Anhui Incident, most officers and men of the New Fourth Army died heroically. Rao Tan Hui was then the battalion commander of the spy camp. As the only fresh force left in the whole army at that time, he was ordered to cover the breakthrough of military organs. At that time, his wife and children were also scattered. In order to take care of the overall situation, he gave up looking and continued to fight the enemy.

In the Battle of Crossing the River, Rao Tan Hui was then the commander of the 99th Division of the 33rd Army of Sanye, and boarded the wooden boat of the first echelon with the soldiers. They braved the enemy's intensive artillery fire and broke through the Yangtze River Graben, becoming the first senior commanders to land on the south bank of the Yangtze River.

The Battle of Songhu was in the rainy season, and it was extremely difficult for the troops to move. Rao Tan Hui and his soldiers climbed in the mud and rolled in the water, successfully completing the task of stopping the enemy.

Rao's life contributed to the establishment of new China. He used his own life to explain the fighting spirit of China People's Liberation Army, which is not afraid of hardship and sacrifice.