In the smoke of the War of Resistance Against Japan, in the years of gunfire with the sound of guns and cannons, a steel general made of flesh and blood appeared. He is Major General Zhong Wei, a tenacious soldier with 53 scars all over his body.
During the long journey with the army, his scalp was partially cut off by a bullet, his left hand was also shot through, and once he was even pierced through the intestines by a bullet! But Zhong Wei is like this, but he has never had the slightest fear of the enemy, but has become more and more courageous. He is like a fierce tiger, roaring incessantly on the battlefield, writing a series of sung and weeping war legends with hot blood and iron will. Why does Zhong Wei have such a strong will to fight? Let's take a closer look at the glorious life of this Predator!
When it comes to Major General Zhong Wei, everyone will naturally think of the familiar image of Li Yunlong in the TV series "Bright Sword". In fact, the deeds of this iron-blooded warrior are one of the important prototypes of Li Yunlong's image in the play. Zhong Wei was born in Pingjiang, Hunan Province in 1911, and has been a lively young man since he was a child, and he likes to listen to the sound of cannons on weekdays.
In 1928, Peng Dehuai led the army to start the Battle of Pingjiang, and the sound of gunfire rumbled, Zhong Wei, who was only 17 years old at the time, thought it was the sound of firecrackers, and ran to find out with curiosity, but accidentally got involved in the whirlpool of revolution. Since then, Zhong Wei has joined the Communist Youth League and began his military career that lasted for more than 30 years.
After entering the army, Zhong Wei's stubborn personality and heroic and fearless fighting spirit were quickly revealed. As soon as he heard the sound of gunfire, he charged forward like crazy, disregarding his own safety. During the Long March in 1934, Zhong Wei also traveled hard with the army and experienced many vicissitudes. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he was incorporated into the New Fourth Army and successively served as regimental political commissar and battalion commander. In 1944, Zhong Wei had a conflict with his boss Li Xiannian because of his short temper, so he left the army with his family without saying goodbye and went north to join Huang Kecheng alone. This walk away can be described as unexpected.
In Huang Kecheng's troops, Zhong Wei once again showed his skills, and repeatedly performed miraculous feats with his brave and tenacious combat style, and was appointed as the deputy commander of the 10th Brigade. However, his belligerent personality also caused him a lot of trouble. Once, when the shortage of materials was not satisfied, Zhong Wei ordered the soldiers to ambush on the road, arrested the secretary of the district party committee and beat him severely. Faced with the rebuke of his superior Huang Kecheng, Zhong Wei also pretended to be confused and stunned. In the final analysis, Zhong Wei has an extreme personality and a wild personality, often aggressive and open-mouthed. However, it is this strength that makes him brave and outstanding on the battlefield.
During the Liberation War, Zhong Wei showed his strength and gradually showed his edge. In 1946, Zhong Wei disobeyed Lin Biao's orders three times, defeated an entire regiment of the 88th Division of the National Army, and pinned down the 87th Division that came to reinforce, creating an opportunity for our army to achieve three great victories in the south of the Yangtze River. Lin Biao praised this, saying, "We must dare to fight a battle of disobedience to orders, like Zhong Wei did in the backing mountain, disobeying orders three times." It was this heroic and tenacious fortitude that allowed Zhong Wei to turn the tide of the battle all the way and finally achieve great success.
Despite Zhong Wei's outstanding military achievements, he was only rated as a major general after more than 30 years in the army. Zhong Wei was angry about this, and once angrily reprimanded that he wanted to hang the medal on the dog's tail. The chairman understood Zhong Wei and understood that he deserved his name, so he specially instructed Lin Biao to give him preferential treatment at the rank of lieutenant general and personally appointed him chief of staff of the Beijing Military Region. It can be described as "low rank and high match". However, Zhong Wei's personality is still pungent and straightforward, and he spoke up for Peng Dehuai, but he criticized Lin Biao for being wrong, which angered Lin Biao. During the Cultural Revolution, Zhong Wei was unfortunately slandered and criticized, and had to leave the army. He later wrote his will: "After my death, my ashes will be scattered in the ...... of the Pingjiang Uprising." Although Zhong Wei has passed away, his enthusiasm and courage will always inspire future generations.
Major General Zhong Wei's life can be described as legendary and full of drama. He is a brave and tenacious heroic warrior who dares to fight tough battles, and he is also an eccentric character full of personality and unsmiling. It is this extreme character trait that has made him a real battlefield tiger on the battlefield. At the same time, his straightforward and pungent personality also causes trouble for himself from time to time. However, it is precisely this kind of character that has created Zhong Wei's iron-blooded tough guy-like image to shine in the flames of war. Now counting Zhong Wei's glorious deeds, people are in awe of this tenacious warrior. He wrote a glorious chapter of the war with his fiery life, and created immortal feats with his resolute will, which will forever become a heroic model that inspires future generations!