What should we think of Zhang Lingfu?

General Zhang Lingfu was a Chinese professional soldier in the pure sense of the word, who led his troops to fight countless hard, vicious and victorious battles in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, was wounded many times, experienced a hundred battles, and died nine times in his life. As many contemporary descendants of China, they may only know that Zhang Lingfu and his 74th Division (known as the 74th Army during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression) were completely annihilated by the East China Field Army under the command of General Su Yu in the Battle of Menglianggu, which is a classic example in the history of the civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, but little is known about General Zhang Lingfu's other life deeds before this, especially the many vicious battles and tough battles between General Zhang and the Japanese army that he participated in during World War II. Zhang Lingfu's 74th Army is an anti-Japanese heroic unit, under the leadership of the commander General Wang Yaowu, almost all the major battles of the National Revolutionary Army against the Japanese army in the 8 years of the Anti-Japanese War, killing and wounding countless Japanese invaders, repeatedly defeating the elite of the Japanese army, creating the famous De'an victory in the country, known as the anti-Japanese iron army.

If this history is not known to future generations, then it is obviously unfair to the heroic martyrs who sacrificed their lives and shed their blood, which is also the most painful thing for the Chinese people. As conscientious Chinese, we have the responsibility to tell future generations of China this true history, so that they can have a more comprehensive understanding and understanding of the suffering course of the Chinese nation that occurred more than 60 years ago. As historical materialists, we should not judge heroes only by ideology and personal success or failure, we should break the traditional Chinese culture"The winner is king, and the loser is the loser"It is not unbiased to be able to objectively and comprehensively evaluate General Zhang Lingfu's life as a professional soldier from a historical perspective.

Another point to add: General Zhang Lingfu and General Fang Xianjue (the chief general of the Hengyang Battle) in the third phase of Huangpu are in-laws, and the son of General Zhang Lingfu married Fang Xianjue's daughter.

The army is well governed.

Single-mindedly resisting Japan. Very handsome.

Anti-Japanese heroes, both civil and military!

Damn, first, killing a wife, should have died a long time ago. If he had been in Yan'an at the time, he would have been shot.

Second, there was no one in his eyes, and no one saved him. Look for death.

Third, as a general, I don't understand the terrain. Look for death.

General Zhang Lingfu was a soldier. In the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he led the troops to fight countless tough battles, vicious battles and victorious battles, and was wounded many times. As many contemporary newcomers in China, they may only know that Zhang Lingfu and his 74th Division (known as the 74th Army during the War of Resistance Against Japan) were completely annihilated by the East China Field Army under the command of General Su Yu in the Battle of Menglianggu, which is a classic example in the history of the civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, but little is known about General Zhang Lingfu's other life deeds before this, especially the many vicious battles and tough battles that Zhang Lingfu participated in during the War of Resistance against Japanese invaders.

Zhang Lingfu's 74th Army was an anti-Japanese heroic unit before the Liberation War, and under the leadership of the army commander General Wang Yaowu, it participated in almost all the major battles of the National Revolutionary Army against the Japanese army during the 8 years of the Anti-Japanese War.

It is our responsibility to tell the future generations of China the true history of this period so that they can have a more comprehensive understanding and understanding of the suffering of the Chinese nation that took place more than 60 years ago. As historical materialists, we should not judge heroes only on the basis of ideology and personal success or failure, but should be biased to objectively and comprehensively evaluate General Zhang Lingfu's life as a professional soldier from a historical perspective. "It is only natural that he rises in the army and dies in the army.

It can be described as a summary of Zhang Lingfu's life fate. Kuomintang.

After Zhang Lingfu was killed, Chiang Kai-shek called him "a man who killed himself and was loyal to the party" and personally wrote a memorial message: "The revolutionary armed forces with my absolute superiority were framed by inferior rabble bandits." It's an unprecedented loss, and it's not sad to be lucky!

Chiang Kai-shek issued him the No. 3 Certificate of Loyalty, built a monument to him on the shore of Xuanwu Lake in Nanjing (it was demolished after the defeat of the Kuomintang ** in Taiwan), renamed Mengyin County in Shandong Province as Lingfu County (restored to its original name after 1949), and named one destroyer aided by the British as Lingfu (the officers and men of the ship rebelled and defected to the liberated area in May 1949, and the ship was reclaimed by the British and resold to Egypt). There is Zhang Lingfu Road in Fengshan City, Kaohsiung County, Taiwan, and there is Zhang Lingfu Memorial Hall in the Army Military Academy.

Communist party. The Chinese held the People's Liberation Army to celebrate the place where Zhang Lingfu was killed, with the inscription "The place where Zhang Lingfu was killed" (the handwriting still exists today, but for the needs of tourism development, the original black font was painted white). Zhang Lingfu's body was later buried on the hill behind Yezhuwang Village in Yinan County.

In 2005, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Zhang Lingfu's eldest son Zhang Juli finally received an anti-Japanese commemorative medal issued by the Communist Party of China, the Military Commission and the Communist Party of China for his father, and General Zhang Lingfu's anti-Japanese exploits were justified.