The other two are in stages. Yang Chengwu was fierce in the early stage. The former head of the Red Fourth Regiment, from the Xiangjiang Campaign to the final Lazikou Campaign, was the main force that did not fall. He had the strongest record in the Red Army era.

After the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, it was Yang Chengwu who was brave and beat Abe, which was enough to show off.

During the war of liberation, Yang met Fu, the first master, who was beaten black and blue by others and basically recovered.

In the Korean battlefield, Yang Dezhi's outstanding performance in five battles was the iron original defense of the subordinate 63 army; Yang Chengwu's brilliant performance was the late defence of Wendeng Li, which was tied.

It's a pity that Yang Chengwu was criticized for getting involved in politics too early, but Yang Dezhi was able to take part in the Vietnam War in 1979, and did well to crush Xu Seng.

Generally speaking, Yang Chengwu is worse.