As the saying goes, "All is fair in war", Li Yunlong is a violent man who is not afraid of death in the war, and so is his independent regiment. Li Yunlong's paper shows the firm but gentle attitude that "the brave are better than the narrow road". However, Li Yunlong's strategic vision is not as good as Ding Wei's. When he was fighting in a large regiment, he seemed a little reckless. He just rushed forward and lacked strategic thinking.
Let's talk about Ding Wei. His tactical level may not be as good as Li Yunlong's, but he has the longest strategic vision in the "iron triangle". In the play, Ding Weigang appeared on the way to study in Yan 'an, indicating that his superiors valued him very much, so he focused on cultivating him. In addition, he was the first of the three to serve as a corps-level cadre.
In the play, Ding Wei has two wonderful ideas. One is that when he was in the northwest of Shanxi, he proposed to unite with Li Yunlong and Kong Jie, and arranged in a zigzag pattern to form an iron triangle.
The second is to imagine the Soviet Union as a country that poses a threat to our country. You know, the Soviet Union strongly supported China's industry at that time and was our good friend. You can imagine how surprised he was when he said this idea. Of course, Ding Wei was later proved to be right. In my opinion, Ding Wei's military capability is actually better than that of Li Yunlong without the leading role aura.
Finally, let me talk about Kong Jie. He is the most mediocre of the three. He is clever in fighting, has no long-term strategic vision, and listens to his superiors most. But he is not a fuel-efficient lamp. During the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, he led his troops to a life-and-death confrontation with the U.S. troops armed to the teeth.
Therefore, I think the order of their military capabilities is Ding Wei, Li Yunlong and Kong Jie, Ding Wei is suitable for being a commander-in-chief, Li Yunlong is suitable for being a general and Kong Jie is suitable for being a pioneer.