The process of conferring the title of the general Su Yu and the information of Su Yu

In October 1934, the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" failed, and the Red Army had to leave the ** Soviet area and embark on a long journey. But what is less known is that on the eve of the Long March, the Red Army sent three troops on an advance expedition, and the Red Seventh Army was one of them. At that time, the Red Seventh Army Corps, also known as the "Advance Team of the North to Resist Japan", was ordered to advance to the Fujian, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi regions, firstly, to publicize our army's anti-Japanese proposition, and secondly, to attract the attention of the enemy.

The commander of the Red Seventh Army was Xun Huaizhou, who was the youngest Red Army commander, only 21 years old. The political commissar is Le Shaohua, and the chief of staff is Su Yu. Among these three, many people may be relatively unfamiliar with Le Shaohua, his wife's name is Pu Daiying, that is, the sister of Zhuo Lin (Pu Qiongying), the wife of Duke Deng.

Le Shaohua was engaged in the labor movement in his early years, went to the Soviet Union to study, and was sent to work in the ** Soviet area after returning to China. In the ** Soviet District, Le Shaohua was promoted quickly, and was appointed as the deputy political commissar of the 15th Army of the Red Fifth Army shortly after he arrived, and soon became the political commissar of the army, and the next year he became the political commissar of the Red Seventh Army. If nothing else, with his qualifications, he can be awarded the rank of general after the founding of the country.

It's a pity that Le Shaohua is a die-hard supporter of Wang Ming's line. He has always looked down on Xun Huaizhou and Su Yu, who were born in guerrilla warfare, and he is embarrassed in every way. As we all know, Su Yu is good at leading troops to fight, but he is not particularly proficient in human affairs.

Once, he came to the headquarters to ask for instructions, and Xun Huaizhou agreed, but Le Shaohua, who was missing the call, did not say anything. Su Yu didn't think too much about it, and was about to go back to the front line, when Le Shaohua suddenly became angry and accused Su Yu of being tyrannical and not taking the political commissar seriously.

When the Red Seventh Army went north, Le Shaohua and others held great power, still excluding Xun Huaizhou and Su Yu, and they had to point fingers when they marched and fought. In order to take care of the overall situation, Su Yu had to pretend to be Lu everywhere to ask for instructions, and endure the humiliation of his friends. During that time, Su Yu said, "He saw me as a dangerous person who opposed the political commissar system, and I was on guard and watched, and I was like a thief."

Mr. Chen, who knew Su Yu, also said, "Among the senior generals in the Red Army period, Su Yu was the one who was wronged the most and was the slowest to be promoted. ”

In November 1934, the Red Seventh Army joined forces with the Red Army led by Fang Zhimin to form the Red Tenth Army. Le Shaohua is still the political commissar, Su Yu is the chief of staff, but Xun Huaizhou has become the division commander. Soon, the Red Tenth Army was unfavorable, losing troops in the battle of Tanjiaqiao, and Xun Huaizhou also died heroically.

On the way to the transfer of troops, they were unfortunately surrounded by heavy enemy troops, Fang Zhimin and Liu Chouxi**, Le Shaohua were seriously injured and sent to Shanghai for treatment, while Su Yu continued to fight and participated in the three-year guerrilla war in the south. The two of them were separated, never worked together again, and their lives were very different.

During the Anti-Japanese War, Le Shaohua came to Yan'an, but he was far away from military command and only worked in the rear, serving as the director of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningbo Arsenal. After the outbreak of the Liberation War, Le Shaohua served as the vice minister of the Northeast Industry Department and continued to engage in military production.

In 1955, Su Yu was awarded the rank of general, ranking first. At this time, Le Shaohua had already died, he was wrongly criticized in 1952, and finally committed suicide, which is embarrassing.

One general, two commanders, the head of the "three fields", four crossings of the Yangtze River, one of the five former committees, six wounded, seven battles and seven victories, eight provincial battles, nine deaths, ten handsomes comparable!

Please **5 episodes of the documentary film "General Su Yu", which has a very detailed introduction to Comrade Su Yu's life.

Battle of Huangqiao Su Yu 7,000:10,000 Destroyed more than 10,000 enemies.

Soviet-Chinese Campaign Su Yu More than 30,000 people: 120,000 53,700 Lunan Campaign Su Yu 130,000: about 160,000 53,530 people Laiwu Battle Su Yu 190,000:

About 245,800 people Menglianggu Battle Su Yu 160,000: about 450,000 More than 32,680 people in the Eastern Henan Campaign Su Yu 200,000: 250,000 93,970 people Jinan Battle Su Yu 140,000:

270,000 people.

Huaihai Campaign Su Yu, ***, ***, **, *** 600,000: 800,000 555,570 people.

Battle of Crossing the River Su Yu, ***, ***, **, *** 600,000: 450,000 More than 300,000 people.

The above is that Su Yu has participated in commanding and participated in relatively large battles!

General Su Yu participated in and commanded the following battles: Huangqiao Campaign, Soviet-Chinese Campaign, Lunan Campaign, Laiwu Campaign, Menglianggu Campaign, Eastern Henan Campaign, Jinan Campaign, Huaihai Campaign, and River Crossing Campaign.

Su Yu (1907-1984), formerly known as Su Duozhen, used to be known as Su Zhiyu, Dong nationality, born in Hunan. Chinese proletarian revolutionary and military strategist[1] is the main leader of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the first of the ten major generals of the People's Republic of China.

In 1927, he joined the Communist Party of China, participated in the Nanchang Uprising, and later entered Jinggangshan, where he participated in all the anti-"meeting and suppression" and all five anti-"encirclement and suppression" wars. During the Long March, he stayed in the south to organize guerrilla warfare. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as the deputy commander of the second detachment of the New Fourth Army, the deputy commander of the Jiangnan Command and the Northern Jiangsu Command, and in 1941, he served as the commander of the First Division of the New Fourth Army, and later the commander of the Sixth Division.

During the Second Kuomintang-Communist Civil War, he served as the commander of the Central China Field Army, the deputy commander of the East China Field Army, the acting commander and the acting political commissar, and mainly commanded the Gaoyou Campaign, the Xu (Zhou) Hai (Zhou) Section of the Longhai Line, the Soviet-Chinese Campaign, the Menglianggu Campaign, the Jinan Campaign, the Huaihai Campaign, the River Crossing Campaign, and the Shanghai Campaign. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as chief of the general staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, member of the Standing Committee of the Communist Military Commission of China, and vice chairman of the Fifth National People's Congress.

On September 27, 1955, he was awarded the rank of General and was awarded the Order of August 1, 1st degree, the Order of Independence and Freedom of the 1st degree, and the Order of Liberation of the 1st degree.

Su Yu was the commander of a series of major battles, such as the Huaihai Campaign and the Shanghai Liberation Campaign.

In fact, Su Yu was not the supreme commander of the campaign, and some pseudo-scholars always boasted that Su Yu was the commander of Huaihai, Jinan, and crossing the river, which did not respect history at all!

Battle of Huangqiao Su Yu 7,000:10,000 Destroyed more than 10,000 enemies.

Soviet-Chinese Campaign Su Yu More than 30,000 people: 120,000 53,700 Lunan Campaign Su Yu 130,000: about 160,000 53,530 people Laiwu Battle Su Yu 190,000:

About 245,800 people Menglianggu Battle Su Yu 160,000: about 450,000 More than 32,680 people in the Eastern Henan Campaign Su Yu 200,000: 250,000 93,970 people Jinan Battle Su Yu 140,000:

270,000 people.

Huaihai Campaign Su Yu, ***, ***, **, *** 600,000: 800,000 555,570 people.

Battle of Crossing the River Su Yu, ***, ***, **, *** 600,000: 450,000 More than 300,000 people.

The above is that Su Yu has participated in commanding and participated in relatively large battles!

There is one in the history books: the Battle of Menglianggu.