After General Su Yu died, why was he not buried in Babao Mountain?

This is actually due to the last words of this general, that is, he hopes to be buried with his comrades, so his descendants did not bury him in Babaoshan in order to realize his last words. In fact, there are many outstanding generals in our country, and these generals have attracted everyone's attention because of their deep influence at that time.

Su Yu. General's influence can be said to be very extensive, as a general, then he should be buried in Babao Mountain after his death. After all, Babaoshan is a very famous martyr's revolutionary cemetery in my countryThere are a lot of national leaders who are basically buried in this place after they die.

Therefore, according to common sense, as a famous general at that time, he should be buried in Babaoshan after his death, but there is no mausoleum for him in the Babaoshan Mausoleum, which is because of this general, he actually has a very deep affection for his troops.

Then before he died, he had made a will, saying that after that, he must sprinkle his ashes to the place where he had fought, because he wanted to fight side by side with himThere is a permanent life together, so this general is not buried hereBabaoshan Revolutionary Cemeteryamong them.

And up to now, in fact, this general has three tombstones of ashes, one in Zhejiang, one in Anhui, and the other in Jiangsu, these are the places where he once foughtTherefore, the descendants fully fulfilled his wish before leaving, and buried him in the place where he had shed his blood.

Because General Su Yu wanted to be buried with his comrades-in-arms at that time, in order to satisfy the general's last words, he was not buried in Babao Mountain.

Because this is his last words, he wants to keep his ashes with the warrior who rests here.

Before his death, he made a will, hoping to scatter his ashes to the place where he had fought, and he wanted to be with his comrades who were buried there.

He made a will before his death, hoping to scatter his ashes in the place of battle.

Maybe this is his own request, it should be a last word for others to be buried somewhere else.

Because he wanted to be buried with his comrades, which would give him peace of mind.

This is mainly because he asked to rest with the dead warrior before his death.

Doesn't Meng Lianggu also have his tomb? Why didn't you say Shandong?

Su Yu (August 10, 1907, February 5, 1984),[1] was originally known as Su Duozhen and Su Zhiyu, Dong nationality, Hunan Huiren. He is an outstanding revolutionary and military strategist in modern China, and a major leader of the People's Republic of China and the Chinese People's Liberation Army. 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 Anti-Japanese War, he served as the deputy commander of the second detachment of the New Fourth Army, 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 and the deputy commander of the East China Field Army, commanding the Soviet-Chinese Campaign, the Menglianggu Campaign, the Jinan Campaign, the Huaihai Campaign, and the River Crossing 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, a member of the Standing Committee of the Communist Military Commission of China, and vice chairman of the 5th National People's Congress. In 1955, he was awarded the rank of General, as well as the Order of August 1, the Order of Independence and Freedom, and the Order of Liberation, First Class. On November 6, 1948, the Huaihai Campaign initiated and commanded by Su Yu completely smashed Chiang Kai-shek's plan to establish a "key defense" north of the Yangtze River, and eliminated the elite main force of the Kuomintang in the battlefields of East China and the Central Plains.

Sitting silently on a boulder on the side of the mountain stream on the left side of the Baiting Muzhu checkpoint at Tanjiaqiao, staring at the Shimen Gang in the southeast that was dyed red by the sunset, Su Yu was reluctant to leave for a long time. When parting, Su Yu expressed his wish to the staff around him: "After I die, I will sleep with my comrades who died here."

After returning to Beijing, he dictated his will to his wife Chu Qing: "During the years of the revolutionary war, I experienced a hundred battles, and among the comrades who participated in the battle with me, hundreds of thousands of comrades died, but I am still alive and have seen the victory of the revolution." After my death, do not hold a farewell to my body, do not hold a memorial service, I hope to scatter my ashes on the land of Jiangxi, Fujian, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Shandong, Henan provinces and cities where frequent battles have been frequent, and be with my comrades-in-arms who are buried there.

On February 5, 1984, Su Yu died of illness in Beijing. Chu Qing conveyed Su Yu's last wishes to the Communist Party of China, the Advisory Committee and the Military Commission, and the leaders spoke highly of Su Yu's noble sentiments and decided to respect his wishes. On April 28, heavy rain poured in the eastern foothills of Huangshan Mountain.

At around 10 o'clock in the morning, under the escort of the responsible persons of the relevant departments of the ** Military Commission, the Nanjing Military Region, and Su Yu's second son, Su Hansheng, part of Su Yu's ashes were buried on the back hillside about 100 meters away from the Baiting Muzhu checkpoint. There was no ceremony, no eulogy was read, just a small grave was dug, ashes were placed and covered with soil, and a few Huangshan pines and a few cypresses were planted. The cadres and masses of Huangshan District, who came automatically, stood in silence in the rain and deeply expressed their respect for the general.

In the spring of 1986, the people of Huangshan District allocated special funds to build a granite tomb mound here, and erected a tombstone of "General Su Yu's Ashes Tomb".

Died in Beijing on February 5, 1984 Su Yu's condition was getting worse day by day, and after expert consultation, it was decided to install a pacemaker, but due to an administrative accident, he caused a fulminant pneumonia on the night of the pacemaker installation, and died at 4:33 p.m. on February 5, 1984. (Three experts from 301 Hospital, Fuwai Hospital, and Beijing Hospital agreed that Comrade Su Yu needed to be fitted with a pacemaker, and the experts' diagnosis was accurate, they treated him seriously, and the operation was successful.) However, due to an accident outside of medical treatment, Comrade Su Yu underwent two surgeries and suffered severe freezing during the second operation, causing fulminant pneumonia.

During the first operation, the experts had made an incision in the patient's chest, but when they opened the sealed package of the pacemaker, they found that the model was wrong, and the pacemaker was not the model ordered in advance. The second operation was another afternoon, at about 2 o'clock, the patient was in a wheelchair, we pushed him to the operating room, but the door of the operating room was locked, and we hurriedly called the person in charge of the key to open the door, but there was no one to open the door, so we could only wait in the corridor to wait for the cold. The operating theatre is much cooler than the wards, and the corridors are even colder, and we can't stand the cold even though we put coats on the patients.

I finally found someone to open the door, and it was almost 5 o'clock in the afternoon. When I entered the operating room, it was cold, and I turned on the heating immediately, but the temperature did not rise for a while. Comrade Su Yu took off his clothes and lay on an almost zero-degree X-ray operating table for surgery.

At the end of the operation, the three specialists smiled and said, "Success, success." "We also wrote a thank you letter to them.

In the middle of the night, Comrade Su Yu developed a high fever and a fulminant pneumonia contract, and finally died. ）

Medical malpractice death, unsolved case.

General Su Yu died at 16:33 on February 5, 1984 at the General Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army at the age of 76.

Su Yu (August 10, 1907, February 5, 1984), young name Jiye, scientific name Duozhen, Ziyu, Yizixing, Hunan Huitong [2]: 4817, a descendant of the Dong nationality who are sinicized. Chinese revolutionary and military strategist.

One of the main leaders of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.

In his later years, he was appointed as the vice leader of the People's Republic of China. In 1955, he was awarded the rank of general, one of the ten founding generals, and was awarded the Order of August 1, the Order of Independence and Freedom, and the Order of Liberation of the First Class.

General Su Yu is the author of "Staff Work in Wartime" and "The Battle of Eastern Henan". In his later years, Su Yu wrote "Memoirs of Su Yu", which was first published in November 1988 under the title "Memoirs of Su Yu's War", and later republished and renamed "Memoirs of Su Yu" in August 2007.

He died at 16:33 on February 5, 1984 in Beijing at the age of 77.

He died in Beijing on February 5, 1984.

Soldiers have a dream of defending their homeland, and this has become a kind of character for them. So General Su Yuda, even after his death, he still did not forget his own duty. He is a soldier, he should defend the motherland, and he wants to see the development of the whole land of China.

He hoped to see that future generations would be able to fight against the land they guarded with flesh and blood and cannons, and the people would live and work in peace and contentment.

In fact, every soldier has such a wish, General Su Yu has fought bloodily for so many years, and finally one day he has won the victory. Where he had sweated and blood, he should go back and take a look. Because he has a unique affection for this place.

Once here, he fought alongside a group of soldiers, repelled the enemy, and was also defeated by the enemy, but in the end they were victorious. But there are still many comrades-in-arms in this place who have fallen here forever, so he should go back to see these old comrades. And after his death, he can have the opportunity to be with them forever.

Although they can't live together, they hope to die together in the end, which is a kind of righteousness of Chinese men.

In fact, there are nine provinces, and there are also monuments in Suyu Park in Hunan Huitong County! Su Yuda will be the pride of our fellow people, the pride of our Dong people!!

The eight southern provinces, where Su Yu once fought.

Su Yu will be immortal, and the people of Hunan will always miss you!

We will be proud of the people of the county.

Eight immortals across the sea should change the style, just be in a trance, and the early spring is more individualized.

General Su Yu was invincible and invincible.