The founding lieutenant general Liang Xingchu died "mysteriously", and his comrades-in-arms wanted to investigate the reason, but his wife refused: forget it. In those years when the smoke of war was filled, a founding lieutenant general named Liang Xingchu experienced many vicissitudes of life and death. From a street gangster to a fierce general of the people's army, his life experience is legendary. However, in 1985, this veteran revolutionary who had made great achievements in the war suddenly "mysteriously" died at the age of 72. What is even more puzzling is that Liang Xingchu's comrades-in-arms hoped to investigate the truth through autopsy, but his wife refused. What happened to Liang Xingchu that made the cause of his death so confusing?
Liang Xingchu's life can be said to be full of ups and downs. He was born in an ordinary family in Ji'an, Jiangxi Province, and was nicknamed "Liang Monkey" since he was a child, because he was tall and unique. However, the most impressive thing is his four front teeth, which are really different.
When he was young, Liang Xingchu could be described as lawless, causing trouble all day long, and he was beaten by his father repeatedly. Seeing that he would achieve nothing sooner or later if he continued like this, Liang's father finally decided to let him learn a trade so that he could support his family in the future. Who would have thought that this kid was at the age of rebellion, and instead of refusing to learn tailoring, barbering and other skills, he plunged into the blacksmith's shop. Looking back now, this experience may be Liang Xingchu's later "iron-beaten" general.
In 1930, Liang Xingchu joined the ranks of the Red Army, and since then he has started his most wonderful legendary life. It is worth mentioning that in the Longgang ambush, Liang Xingchu had already begun to show his skills, and with a machete, he drove the enemy to the ground. Since then, a brave and chivalrous "seed" has been planted in his heart. Later, on the Long March, he was even more on the verge of death, and if it wasn't for Comrade Zeng Guohua's timely rescue, I am afraid that he would have died miserably. It's really "how much is it in your lifetime"!
In the blink of an eye, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression began. After graduating from Yan'an Kang University, Liang Xingchu was ordered to enter the front line with the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army. In Pingxingguan, he completed the task of "knocking out the head of the snake" and became a blockbuster. After that, in the area of Weishan Lake, although he was framed and almost "cut down the grass and eradicated", fortunately, he was finally cleared after investigation. What is even more touching is that in the defense of Chen Daokou, Liang Xingchu led five regiments of troops to annihilate the enemy, which made Chen Yi known as "a tiger general" at that time.
After the outbreak of the Korean War, Liang Xingchu's 38th Army was pinned on high hopes and became the main force. However, the first battle ended in defeat, which is really suffocating. However, even so, Liang Xingchu still made many meritorious contributions to the country and the army during the entire War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. All this confirms his reputation as an "iron-beaten" man.
However, on October 5, 1985, Liang Xingchu, who was 72 years old at the time, died of illness in Beijing 301 Hospital. What's even more puzzling is that he has always been in good health, but this time he was hospitalized because of a cold. Before his death, Liang Xingchu also received several old comrades-in-arms, and he seemed to be in no big trouble. Therefore, when the news of his death came out, many people were shocked and suspicious, and some comrades-in-arms hoped to dissect it and investigate the truth.
However, Liang Xingchu's wife, Ren Guilan, refused the request for autopsy, and she only said four words: "Forget it." What the hell is going on? Could it be that the real reason for Liang Xingchu's death is something else?
The untimely death of a generation of founding lieutenant generals, and the mysterious cause of death, made countless people haunt it. The four words of Liang Xingchu's wife seem to seal the truth forever. It seems that this mystery is destined to become an eternal unsolved case. But in any case, Liang Xingchu's life experience is absolutely legendary, and he has made immortal contributions to the country and the people. I believe that countless descendants will always remember this "iron-clad" heroic general! #头条首发大赛#