Liu Bocheng, 1892, born in Kaizhou, Chongqing. He is an outstanding marshal of China, party member and People's Republic of China (PRC), and one of the founders of China people. He is also a proletarian revolutionary, strategist, Marxist military theorist and military educator.
Liu Bocheng, formerly known as Liu, used his first name. He joined the army during the Revolution of 1911 and 1926 joined China. Participated in the Northern Expedition, the August 1st Nanchang Uprising, the Agrarian Revolutionary War, the Long March, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the Liberation War.
After the founding of New China, he successively served as the second secretary of the Central Southwest Bureau, the second secretary of the Central Southwest Bureau, the chairman of the Southwest Military and Political Commission, the president and political commissar of China People's Military Academy, and the vice chairman of the Central People's Revolutionary Military Commission.
1955 was awarded the rank of Marshal by the Central Committee of * * *.
19861On October 7th, Marshal Liu Bocheng died in Beijing at the age of 94 because of his long illness.
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In military history, Peng and Liu Bocheng are both very important modern military figures. They are all senior generals and commanders in the army, but because of their differences in personality and military concepts, they conflict in cooperation and cooperate in conflict, leaving many mysteries.
Finally, in the meeting against military dogmatism, anti-party sectarian groups and Lushan Mountain, Liu Bocheng and Peng finally went to their own tragedies.
1927, Liu Bocheng was appointed as the temporary commander of 15 army by Wuhan * *.
Although Liu Bocheng did not take office because of frequent differences between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, he became the first person in the Party to be the commander-in-chief of the regular national army.
At that time, He Long, commander of the 20th National Army, was not party member. In the same year, during the Nanchang riots, Liu Bocheng served as the former enemy's chief of staff, assisting He Long and Ye Ting in commanding the military.
After the failure of the Nanchang Uprising, 1 1 year, more than 30 people, including Liu Bocheng and * * *, went to the Soviet Union to study military affairs, and Liu Bocheng successively entered the Moscow Advanced Infantry School and the Fu Longzhi Army Military Academy.
1929, Zhang Xueliang launched revolutionary diplomacy in the northeast rudely and simply, with the intention of taking back the right of way in the Middle East. Stalin was very angry about this, so the Soviet-Russian Middle East War broke out.
At this point, Liu Bocheng, * *, Zuo Quan and others were secretly sent to Siberia. According to Wu Xiuquan, who was the staff of the Soviet Far East Command at that time, Liu Bocheng was the commander of the Soviet Far East Workers' Guerrilla.
After the war, the Soviet army evaluated Captain Liu Bocheng, a student of Fulongzhi Military Academy, and thought that he was experienced and could be appointed as a senior commander.
1April, 930, the Chinese Red Army developed rapidly.
Li's Shanghai headquarters sent a letter to Chairman Zhou in Moscow, requesting that the military backbone be seconded to the Chinese Red Army. In this regard, 60 Russian military students from the Soviet-Russian Military Academy, including Liu Bocheng, set out in May and returned to Shanghai in August.