Ye Jianying

Ye Jianying

Ye Jianying (April 28, 1897 - October 22, 1986) < / I >, formerly known as ye Yiwei, born in Meixian County, Guangdong Province, is a long-standing loyal soldier of communism, a firm Marxist, a great proletarian revolutionist, statesman and militarist, one of the founders of the Chinese people's Liberation Army, and a founding father of the people's Republic of China. He has long served as a member of the party, the state and the Communist Party He is an outstanding leader in an important leading position in the army and one of the top ten marshals of the people's Republic of China.

Comrade Ye Jianying has long served as an outstanding leader in important leading positions of the party and the state. He is an important member of the first and second generation central collective leadership of the Communist Party of China with Comrade Mao Zedong and Comrade Deng Xiaoping as the core. He is one of the highly respected founding fathers of the people's Republic of China. He is an outstanding leader of our party, state and army. He has supported us at countless critical moments He is regarded as one of the most influential representatives since the founding of the people's Republic of China.

Life of the characters

On April 28, 1897, comrade Ye Jianying was born in yanyangbao, Meixian County, Guangdong Province. As a boy, he studied in Sanbao school in Bingcun village and Dongshan middle school in Meixian County. Influenced by the revolution of 1911, he was determined to serve the country. He went to Nanyang with his father in 1916. The next year, he returned to China and studied in Yunnan Academy of martial arts. After graduation, he followed Dr. Sun Yat Sen and devoted himself to the democratic revolution.

In the summer of 1920, Ye Jianying took part in the battle of expelling GUI warlords organized by Sun Yat Sen. In October of the next year, he visited Guangxi with President Sun Yat Sen.

In June 1922, warlord Chen Jiongming defected. Ye Jianying, the commander of the Marine Corps, led his unit to escort Sun Yat Sen out of danger and fought bravely with the rebels. Later, he went to Fujian as the chief of staff of the eighth brigade of the East Road bandit fighting army and went to Guangdong with the army to fight against Chen Jiongming.

At the beginning of 1924, Ye Jianying was appointed chief of staff of the second division of Guangdong army. At the invitation of Mr. Liao Zhongkai, he participated in the establishment of the Huangpu Military Academy and served as the deputy director of the teaching department. He was one of the most prestigious instructors at that time. At this time, he accepted Marxism Leninism and asked to join the Communist Party of China.

In 1925, Ye Jianying took part in two expeditions against Chen Jiongming. He was brave and good at fighting, decisive in command, and showed outstanding military talent.

In July 1926, he took part in the northern expedition. At the beginning, he served as chief of staff of the general reserve command of the first army of the national revolutionary army. After conquering Nanchang, he served as the commander of the new second division of the national revolutionary army.

On April 12, 1927, Chiang Kai Shek launched a counter revolutionary coup. Ye Jianying resolutely sent a telegram to fight against Chiang Kai Shek. Then he went to Wuhan as chief of staff of the Fourth Army of the national revolutionary army. In July, he secretly joined the Communist Party of China in a serious white terror.

Before the Nanchang Uprising in 1927, Ye Jianying learned that Wang Jingwei was plotting against Ye Ting and he long. She immediately took the risk to consult with them and decided that the troops under the command of Ye Ting and he long would move quickly to Nanchang, so that the enemy's plot failed and the Nanchang Uprising was realized. After the uprising army withdrew from Nanchang, Ye Jianying tried her best to dissuade Zhang Fakui from pursuing the uprising army. In early August, he also served as the head of the officers' training regiment of the Fourth Army, making this revolutionary arm the main force of the Guangzhou Uprising. He promoted the expansion of the guard regiment and introduced Liang BINGSHU, a Communist Party member, as its head, making the guard regiment an armed force in the Guangzhou Uprising. On December 11, he, Zhang Tailei and Ye Ting led the Guangzhou Uprising and served as the deputy commander in chief of the workers' and peasants' Red Army. This uprising, connected with Nanchang Uprising and Autumn Harvest Uprising, became the great beginning of the second domestic revolutionary war and the establishment of the Chinese workers' and peasants' Red Army.

In the winter of 1928, Ye Jianying went to the special class of the Communist Labor University of the Soviet Union and returned to China in the second half of 1930. At the beginning of 1931, he arrived in the Central Soviet Area and successively served as member of the Central Revolutionary Military Commission and head of the general staff, chief of staff of the first front army of the Red Army, and commander of Fujian Jiangxi military region and Fujian military region. He took part in commanding the second, third and fourth anti "encirclement and suppression" campaigns. During this period, he also served as president and political commissar of the Red Army School of Chinese workers and peasants, and trained a large number of military and political cadres.

In October 1934, the Central Red Army carried out the long march. Ye Jianying was appointed commander of the first column of the CMC. When the troops entered the mountainous areas of Guangxi, he was wounded in an enemy plane bombing and insisted on marching and fighting with the wounded.

In January 1935, the Party Central Committee held an enlarged meeting of the Political Bureau in Zunyi. In this important historical turning point, Ye Jianying firmly supported Mao Zedong's correct proposition. In March, he was transferred to the chief of staff of the third Corps. In July, he served as chief of staff of the former general headquarters of the Red Army. In August, the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee held a meeting in Maoergai, and decided to divide the troops into two groups: the left and the right to cross the grassland and go north to Gannan. Zhang Guotao, who led the left road army, carried out activities to split the party and the Red Army, refused to implement the policy of the Party Central Committee to go north, and attempted to harm the Party Central Committee. Ye Jianying saw through Zhang Guotao's plot and immediately reported it to Mao Zedong. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held an emergency meeting in Brazil and decided to quickly lead the main force of the first front army of the Red Army northward, and finally got out of danger. Ye Jianying protected the Party Central Committee at this critical juncture. Later, Mao Zedong repeatedly praised Ye Jianying for his great contribution to the party and the revolution at the critical moment. In mid September, Ye Jianying was appointed chief of staff of the Shaanxi Gansu Branch of the Chinese workers' and peasants' Red Army, which was reorganized by the first and third Corps. After the central red army arrived in Northern Shaanxi, he served as chief of staff of the first front army of the Red Army and the Military Commission.

In 1936, when the Anti Japanese vanguard army crossed the Yellow River eastward, Ye Jianying commanded the Middle Route Army to fight, subdued the main force of the enemy, and effectively supported the military actions of the left and right route army. In July, he was assigned to Ansai by the Party Central Committee to carry out the work of uniting the Northeast Army to resist Japan. In September, he was sent to Xi'an to actively contact the patriotic forces in all aspects. On December 12, generals Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng launched the Xi'an Incident. Ye Jianying assisted Zhou Enlai to resolutely implement the correct policy of the CPC Central Committee on the peaceful settlement of the Xi'an Incident, forced Chiang Kai Shek to stop the civil war, and contributed to the situation that the Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated again and fought against Japan together.

In July 1937, the Lugouqiao Incident broke out. In August, Ye Jianying, together with Zhou Enlai and Zhu De, went to Nanjing to attend the National Defense Conference held by Chiang Kai Shek. The Red Army was reorganized into the Eighth Route Army of the National Revolutionary Army, with Ye Jianying as chief of staff. In October, he served as our army's representative in Nanjing. Since then, he has actively carried out the Anti Japanese national united front work in the Kuomintang ruled areas, assisting Zhou Enlai to rescue many revolutionary comrades imprisoned by the Kuomintang, many of whom later became the backbone of the party's leadership.

From 1937 to 1941, Ye Jianying served successively as a member of the Yangtze River Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and a member of the Standing Committee of the Southern Bureau of the CPC Central Committee. He publicized our party's Anti Japanese ideas in the Kuomintang ruled areas, extensively contacted the upper ranks of the Kuomintang, and participated in negotiations with the Kuomintang many times.

In February 1939, Ye Jianying participated in the establishment of the Kuomintang Nanyue guerrilla cadre training class. He served as the deputy director of education, lecturing on the strategies and tactics of Anti Japanese guerrilla warfare and propagating the idea of protracted war, which had a far-reaching impact.

In March 1940, he attended Chiang Kai Shek's national meeting of chief of staff in Chongqing and made a long speech on the issue of war and friction. He publicized our army's Anti Japanese achievements with a large number of facts and refuted all kinds of slanders of the Kuomintang diehards against the Eighth Route Army. He gained extensive sympathy and was known as "the Confucians fighting with words". This year, Ye Jianying's comments on the Anti Japanese war was published.

In February 1941, Ye Jianying returned to Yan'an as chief of staff of the Central Military Commission and chief of staff of the 18th group army. He judged the situation, carefully planned and assisted Mao Zedong and Zhu De in commanding our army's war against Japan. He attached great importance to the construction of our army's staff work, and led the formulation of a series of systems and measures to strengthen the staff work. In November, he also served as a member of the Central Education Commission and vice president of the military academy.

In June and July 1943, when the Kuomintang diehards launched the third anti Communist climax, Ye Jianying proposed to the Party Central Committee the political battle plan of winning by wisdom, vigorously carried out propaganda war, and played an important role in fighting back the Kuomintang anti Communist climax.

In June and July 1944, entrusted by the CPC Central Committee, Ye Jianying successively introduced our army's combat situation and achievements in the Anti Japanese Democratic base areas behind the enemy lines to the visiting group of Chinese and foreign journalists and the observation group of the US Army in Yan'an, which effectively refuted the slander of the Kuomintang diehards against our army and had a wide influence at home and abroad.

In the summer of 1945, Ye Jianying was elected as a member of the CPC Central Committee at the Seventh National Congress.

After the victory of the Anti Japanese War, Ye Jianying took part in many negotiations with the Kuomintang. In December 1945, he took part in a delegation headed by Zhou Enlai, went to Chongqing for armistice negotiations and attended the Political Consultative Conference.

In January 1946, Ye Jianying went to Beiping as a representative of the Communist Party of China in the military mediation executive department. Together with representatives of the Kuomintang and the United States, Ye Jianying mediated the military conflicts between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party and supervised the implementation of the armistice agreement. He led our comrades in an arduous and complicated struggle, won a series of victories, developed the party's strength, contacted patriots and democracies in various ways, and expanded the anti Jiang united front.

In February 1947, he returned to Yan'an. In March, he went to northwest Shanxi to serve as secretary of the rear Committee of the CPC Central Committee. From July to September, he attended the national land conference and gave a report on military issues. In December, he attended the working conference held by the Central Committee in Mizhi County and presided over the discussion of land issues together with Ren Bishi. During the whole working period of the Post Communist Party committee, he correctly implemented the land reform policy of the Central Committee, actively assisted the Central Committee in leading the nationwide war of liberation, and made contributions to ensuring that the Party Central Committee, Mao Zedong and other comrades would fight in Northern Shaanxi and command the national war.

In May 1948, Ye Jianying was appointed president and political commissar of North China military and Political University. He presided over the formulation of correct educational policies, the cultivation and establishment of a contingent of teachers, and the development of teaching spirit

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