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The Life of the Characters in Wang Bicheng's Works
19 12 (the first year of the Republic of China) Wang Bicheng was born in Xiaozhai Village, Chengmagang Town, Macheng City, Hubei Province on February 29th.

1923 (Republic of China 12), studying in private schools.

1925 (fourteen years of the Republic of China), dropped out of school.

1926 (fifteen years of the Republic of China), participated in the peasant movement.

1927 (Republic of China 16), joined the peasant volunteer army. 1928 (seventeen years of the Republic of China), joined the Young Pioneers and Red Guards in his hometown. In the same year, he joined the Communist Youth League of China.

1929 (18th year of the Republic of China), joined the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants. He has served as the orderly and communicator of the Second Brigade of the Red Fourth Army 1 Army 1 Division, and the communication squad leader and captain of the Third Regiment Traffic Team of the Red Fourth Army1Division.

1930 (19th year of the Republic of China) joined the China * * * production party.

193 1 (in the twentieth year of the Republic of China), he served as the deputy company commander and company commander of the Red Fourth Front Army 10 Division, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Battalion, 8th Company.

1932 spring (in the 21st year of the Republic of China), he served as the instructor of the 9th Company of 3rd Regiment, 3rd Regiment of Red 4th Army 10 Division, and served as the battalion commander of 3rd Battalion in September of the same year. Participated in five counter-campaigns against "encirclement and suppression" in the revolutionary base areas of Hubei, Henan and Anhui. In June 5438+10, he entered Sichuan with the army.

1933 (in the 22nd year of the Republic of China), in February, he was wounded in the anti-"three-way siege" campaign in the Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet area. In July, he returned to the army as the political commissar of the 263rd Regiment 1 Battalion of the 88th Division of the 30th Army.

1934 (23rd year of the Republic of China) In September, he was promoted to deputy head of the 265th regiment of the 89th division of the Red 30 Army. Leading troops to participate in the struggle against the "six-way siege" in the establishment of Sichuan-Shaanxi revolutionary base areas and Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet areas.

1935 (24th year of the Republic of China) 65438+1October 18, led his troops to participate in the battle of Zhao Guang, from February 3 to February 22, led his troops to participate in the battle of southern Shaanxi, and participated in the battle of Jialing River from March to April. In May, he served as the head of the 267th regiment of the 89th Division of the Red 30 Army. Participated in the Long March. In June of the same year165438+1October, he was appointed as the political commissar of the 267th Regiment of the 89th Division of the Red 30 Army and was ordered to go south to Kangbian, Sichuan.

/kloc-in the spring of 0/936 (twenty-five years of the Republic of China), he served as the deputy commander of the 89th Division of the Red 30 Army. In July of the same year, he joined the Red Army University of the Red Fourth Army (Northern Shaanxi Red Army University), 1 brigade 1 squadron student. In June of the same year, he arrived in Huining, Gansu Province with the Long March of the Red Second and Fourth Army, 5438+0 1, and became the third and third team students of China People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political University in Yan 'an. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Wang Bicheng was transferred to the post of Chief of Staff and Head of the New Fourth Army 1 detachment. During this period, he participated in and commanded night raids on Xinfeng Station, Jurong Battle, Dongwan Battle, Yanling Battle and Chengangqiao Battle for more than 200 times, and won Lien Chan's victory and gained great fame. He was once called "Tiger King" by the masses in Maoshan base area, and the 2nd regiment he led was called "Tiger Regiment".

1938 (twenty-seven years of the Republic of China) In June, Wang Bicheng was transferred as the chief of staff of the 2nd regiment of the New Fourth Army 1 detachment, went to the rear of enemy lines in southern Jiangsu to carry out guerrilla warfare and participated in the creation of the anti-Japanese base area in southern Jiangsu with Maoshan as the center. In June, when he first entered southern Jiangsu, Wang Bicheng led his troops to win the battles of Zhu Zigang ambush, night attack on Xinfeng Station and surprise attack on Gaozi Station, which greatly dampened the spirit of the Japanese army and inspired the people in the south of the Yangtze River to fight against Japan. On June 28th, Wang Bicheng led the main force of the 2nd regiment to ambush Zhuzigang and Kongjiabian in the southwest of Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province (now Dantu County), killing more than 20 Japanese troops, capturing Guan Mingxian, the manager of the Japanese secret service, and destroying 6 cars. On July 1 day, Wang Bicheng led 2 regiments 1 Camp 8 Township Self-Defense Regiment to attack Xinfeng Railway Station in Danyang County, Jiangsu Province at night, killing more than 40 Japanese troops. On July 10, Wang Bicheng led the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment of the New Fourth Army 1 detachment to fight in Xintang, near Xintang Town, Jurong County, Jiangsu Province, killing more than 40 Japanese troops and destroying 2 cars. There was no casualty in Wang Bicheng. From the late night of August 12 to the early morning of August 13, Wang Bicheng led the second regiment to attack Jurong County, Jiangsu Province. In the Battle of Jurong, more than 40 Japanese soldiers were killed and seized 2 rifles, 2 boxes of grenades, more than 5,000 bullets and a number of other military supplies. In September, Wang Bicheng led the 2nd Regiment and 1st Battalion from Maoshan, and advanced to the east of Nanjing-Shanghai Railway for strategic reconnaissance, which opened an outpost for the New Fourth Army to March eastward against Japan. That winter, Wang Bicheng took over as the head of the second regiment.

1939 (28th year of the Republic of China) On February 8th, Wang Bicheng led his troops to attack Dongwan, an important Japanese stronghold on Wu Li Highway. In Dongwan, the Japanese puppet troops killed or injured more than 1 10, which shattered the Japanese attempt to block and divide the base areas. 17 February (Lunar New Year's Eve) February 18 From midnight to dawn, Wang Bicheng led a long-distance raid on Yanling, killing more than 20 Japanese squad leader Liu Mu and others, injuring 8 people and taking prisoners 1 person; More than 0/0 rifles, 1 light machine gun, 2 small steel guns and 1 pistol were seized. In the battle of Yanling, seven soldiers were killed and 16 was injured. On March 7th, Wang Bicheng led the 2nd regiment of the New Fourth Army 1 detachment to fight in Dantu County, Jiangsu Province, breaking through the tight encirclement, killing 56 Japanese officers and soldiers and injuring 43 others. On August 10, Wang Bicheng led a battle in Yangzhong Street, Yangzhong County, Jiangsu Province, and shot down a Japanese plane 1 frame, with 2 Japanese pilots and no casualties in Wang Bicheng. On the evening of September 8th, Wang Bicheng led the 2nd regiment of the New Fourth Army 1 detachment to fight in Chenxiangqiao, Danyang County, Jiangsu Province, killing more than 80 Japanese captains, destroying 7 cars and seizing more than 20 guns.

1940 (twenty-nine years of the Republic of China) In July, Wang Bicheng led his troops to cross the Yangtze River in the north, participated in the struggle to establish an anti-Japanese base area in northern Jiangsu, served as the commander of the 2nd column of the Northern Jiangsu Command of the New Fourth Army, commanded the battles of Yingxi and Jiangyan, and led his troops to participate in the famous battle of Huangqiao.

194 1 year (30 years of the Republic of China) 1 month. After the outbreak of the Southern Anhui Incident, Wang Bicheng was appointed as the brigade commander of the Second Brigade of the First Division of the New Fourth Army, and led the anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare in the Second Division of the Soviet Area, Yancheng and Jianyang.

1at the end of 942 (in the 31st year of the Republic of China), the main force of the Second Brigade of the New Fourth Army was co-edited with the Sixteen Brigade of Jiangnan, and Wang Bicheng was appointed as Brigadier General of the Sixteen Brigade of the Sixth Division of the New Fourth Army. Together with Jiang, the political commissar of the 16th Brigade, those who returned to the anti-Japanese front in southern Jiangsu led the arduous struggle to "clear the countryside", smashed the Japanese and puppet military "encirclement and suppression" and economic blockade, and defended, developed and expanded the anti-Japanese base areas in southern Jiangsu.

1April, 943, he and Jiang, the political commissar of the16th brigade, led an "anti-stubborn campaign (Lishui and Liyang), which shattered the anti-* * climax launched by the Kuomintang die-hards in southern Jiangsu. 165438+1At the beginning of October, Wang Bicheng led his troops to langxi via Gaochun, and then moved eastward to Guangde and Changxing, which dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese puppet troops.

1944 From August 23rd to 25th, Wang Bicheng commanded troops to launch Changxing Campaign, captured Japanese puppet troops 13 stronghold, destroyed more than 60 bunkers, severely damaged the third regiment of the first division of the puppet troops, and captured more than 420 officers and men below the deputy head. Wang Bicheng launched a 56-point attack and recovered most of the areas between Liyang, langxi, Guangde and Changxing in 65438+February.

1945 (thirty-four years of the Republic of China) On February 5, the Jiangsu and Zhejiang Military Region of the New Fourth Army was established, and the Sixteenth Brigade was reorganized into the first column. Wang Bicheng was the commander of the first column of the Jiangsu-Zhejiang Military Region, participated in the establishment and development of the anti-Japanese base areas in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui, and led his troops to participate in three anti-stubborn battles in Tianmu Mountain. On August 7, Wang Bicheng commanded the first column to win the Dongba counterattack campaign with the cooperation of the First Army Division in southern Jiangsu. The campaign lasted for 3 days, destroying more than 50 strongholds of Japanese puppet troops and annihilating more than 800 Japanese puppet troops/KLOC-0. /kloc-in August of 0/9, Wang Bicheng commanded troops to surround the Japanese puppet troops who refused to surrender in Jintan and Liyang, and fought fiercely for a day and night to recover Jintan and Liyang county. Then, Wang Bicheng commanded troops to conquer Lishui and Changxing successively.

The source of wartime Wang Bicheng Atlas 1945 (thirty-four years of the Republic of China) 10/0/0/0/0, and Wang Bicheng was the commander of the sixth column of the Central China Field Army.

1946 (thirty-five years of the Republic of China) in March, the sixth column was changed to the sixth division, and Wang Bicheng was the deputy commander. In the same year, from July to August 27th in 13, Wang Bicheng led the 6th Division to participate in five wars, and won all the battles, annihilating more than 6,000 people in/kloc-0.

1947 (thirty-six years of the Republic of China) In June 65438+10, Wang Bicheng was appointed as the commander of the sixth column of the East China Field Army. Participated in the liberation of Changxing, Jintan, Liyang, Lishui and Gaochun. In February, Wang Bicheng led President Liu of Hua Ye to participate in the Laiwu Campaign, creating a brilliant record of wiping out more than 24,000 people in a single column. In May, he led his troops to the famous Battle of Menglianggu. In this campaign, I met an old enemy and old enemy of Hua Ye-Zhang's reorganization 74th Division. As a result, he bravely climbed to the top of the mountain and killed Zhang, the 74th division commander of the Kuomintang Army. The battle of Menglianggu basically shattered the enemy's key attack on Shandong liberated area. Based on this campaign, Wu Qiang, the propaganda minister of Liuzong at that time, wrote the famous novel Red Sun. "In many major battles in East China in the future, such as the Battle of Yudong, the Battle of Huaihai, and the Battle of Crossing the River, Comrade Bi Cheng's Six Commandments in Hua Ye made great contributions" (in Chen Pixian).

1949 (thirty-eight years of the Republic of China) was appointed as the commander of the 24th Army of the Third Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in February.

1September 1949 to 195 1 September 1999 served as deputy commander of the seventh corps of the third field army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and deputy commander of the Zhejiang Military Region. Participated in Taixing, Lianshui, Laiwu, Meng Lianggu, Nanma, Shatuji, Yudong, Huaihai and Du Jiang. 195 1 year 1 month to1July, 1952, he studied in the Senior Department of China People's Liberation Army Military Academy.

1July, 952 to1April, 953, he served as commander of Zhejiang Military Region of China People's Liberation Army and member of the Standing Committee of Zhejiang Provincial Committee.

1953, Wang Jianan, commander of the ninth corps of Chinese people's Volunteer Army, returned to China due to illness, and Wang Bicheng went to fight in the DPRK.

1953 Since April, he has served as deputy commander, acting commander and member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of Chinese people's Volunteer Army's 9th Corps, and participated in the preparations for anti-landing operations in the spring of 1953 and the east coast of Korea in the summer of 1953. Won the first-class medal of freedom and independence of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

1954, studying in the Senior Department of Military Academy of China People's Liberation Army.

1September 2, 955 to1May, 960, he served as commander of Shanghai Garrison of China People's Liberation Army and member of the Standing Committee of Shanghai Municipal Committee (1July, 956).

1May 1960 to1February 1969, served as deputy commander of the Nanjing Military Region of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of the Military Region (196 1 June) and deputy secretary. From May to 165438+ 10, he served as the Shanghai garrison commander. From May to 65438+February, he served as the Standing Committee of Shanghai Municipal Committee. During my stay in Shanghai, I carefully cultivated and supported the typical example of "Good Eight Company on Nanjing Road".

1February, 1969 to 197 1 June, 1999, he served as the first deputy commander of the Kunming Military Region of the China People's Liberation Army and the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of the Military Region.

1970, Tan Furen, political commissar of Kunming Military Region, was killed. Zhou Enlai instructed Wang Bicheng, who had just finished major abdominal surgery and was recuperating in Beijing, to return to Kunming to preside over the work of the military region.

197 1 June, 1 June, 979,1served as commander of Kunming Military Region of China People's Liberation Army and second secretary of the Party Committee of the Military Region (197 1 August).

From June of 1 97/kloc-0 to June of 1979,1served as the second secretary and secretary of the Yunnan Provincial Party Committee (then the first secretary), and the first deputy director and deputy director of the Yunnan Revolutionary Committee.

1From August 1977 to September 1982, he served as a member of the Central Military Commission.

1June 1979 to1June 1980, served as the commander of Wuhan Military Region of China People's Liberation Army and the second secretary of the Party Committee of the Military Region. From June 1980 to June 1987, he served as the vice president of China People's Liberation Army Academy of Military Science (Zheng Da Military Region). 1982 was elected as a member of the central advisory Committee at the 12th national congress of China * * * production party (until 1985 * * national congress).

1March 1989 13, Wang Bicheng died of illness in Nanjing at the age of 77.