1935 mutiny, his defection to the enemy caused great losses to the red army and guerrillas in the south, especially in the Jiangxi-Guangdong border area. After the founding of New China, it was renamed Gong, lived in Hong Kong for 40 years, and published "I and the Red Army" and "Memoirs of General Gong Chu"; 1990, he returned to the mainland to settle down at the age of nearly 90, and died in his hometown on 1995.
Gong Chu characters experience
After the split, according to the relevant instructions of the Party, Tan Junlie led more than 500 Lechang farmers' army to Shaoguan in early May to join the Beijiang workers' and peasants' army, with a total of more than 1 100 people, forming the Beijiang workers' and peasants' revolutionary army, with Gong Wei as commander-in-chief, and left for Wuhan to participate in the anti-Chiang struggle. When the Workers and Peasants Army of Beijiang River arrived in Leiyang, southern Hunan, it was reorganized into a supplementary regiment of 13 Army (commander Chen Jiayou), with Gong Chu as the head and Li Zi as the deputy head.
In mid-July, the Wuhan government announced the partition of communist party, Gong Chu transferred his troops to Jiangxi, and took part in the Nanchang Uprising on August 1 day. After the uprising, most of the supplementary regiments were incorporated into the 3rd Battalion, 6th Regiment, 3rd Division of He Long 20th Army, and Gong Chu was appointed as the instructor of the battalion. The CPC Central Committee sent him to Changsha to lead the autumn harvest uprising. Because he was attacked by the enemy halfway, he lost contact and was forced to transfer to Hong Kong to contact the underground party, and then Gong went home.
Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Gong Chu