Rebirth: I am in Jin-Cha-Ji

Because in the Central Soviet Area, there were many cadres favored by the Chairman, many cadres valued by the Chairman, many of whom had followed the Chairman in the revolution from Jinggangshan, and everyone had a very deep affection for him. However, those cadres did not sacrifice themselves on the battlefield, but died at the hands of their own people.

Furthermore, when the Provisional Central Committee criticized the "Luo Ming Line" and the "Deng Mao Xie Gu" movement, if they had succumbed to the pressure and admitted to participating in a counter-revolutionary group, countless people would have lost their heads. Especially since the Provisional Central Committee was targeting the Chairman at the time, if anyone had admitted that the Chairman was the leader of a counter-revolutionary group, the Chairman's situation would have been even more dangerous. Therefore, during the Rectification Movement, the Chairman issued the order "not to execute anyone."

The Chairman is still frightened by the anti-counterrevolutionary campaign of that year.

This was not only the case in the Central Soviet Area.

The situation was even more serious for the Fourth and Second Red Front Armies.

Many grassroots cadres of the Red Fourth Front Army, who were still company-level cadres today, became regimental-level cadres and then division-level cadres in just a few days.

In just a few months, he jumped several levels and became a senior cadre of the Red Fourth Front and the Front Army.

what is the reason.

Too many high-ranking officials of the Red Fourth Front Army had been executed by Zhang Guotao during his purge. Promotions could only be made from the grassroots, leading to numerous promotions skipping levels. The security officers of the Red Fourth Front Army were each more arrogant than the last.

After the Central Red Army and the Red Fourth Front Army joined forces, they dared to use weapons against the central leadership. One can imagine how arrogant and domineering they were within the Red Fourth Front Army.

As for the Second Red Army, General He's Second Corps slaughtered countless people. As a result, there were only a few Party members left in the entire army.

The Chairman knew Yang Qiqing, a cadre who was well-known on the defense front. He was so well-known. Even during the previous purge, he had resisted it with Peng Dehua's support in the Third Army Corps. Therefore, the Central Committee still had great trust in him. However, the Chairman had no idea that a security cadre who had previously resisted the purge would resort to the same tactics himself.

The more we protect cadres, the more careful we must be. If a security officer participates in "torture and forced confession" or "fabricating charges," that is a serious matter.

Who can guarantee that they will not participate in political struggles?

If such means were used at that time, it would be truly terrible.

Of course, the Chairman's greatest dissatisfaction was the lack of a broad perspective among the cadres from Shanxi, Shandong, and Henan. Gao Shuxun's troops had problems, and the Central Committee was aware of this. They hadn't been reformed in two years, and hadn't been able to fight alongside the People's Liberation Army for two years after the uprising. How could there not be problems? But there was no need to be afraid of problems. The situation in North China was so good now, so we could handle it anyway.

Such a thing happened at such an important moment.

There is nothing to be afraid of if problems arise.

You need to know what's most important right now. Deal with the problem as quickly as possible so as not to affect the overall situation in North China. But after Yang Qiqing went there, he didn't suppress the matter, but instead caused it to become a hot topic.

This is a problem of cadre competence, a failure to grasp the core contradiction. I don't know what the most important task in North China is right now.

However, the chairman was still very satisfied with the subsequent handling.

Very decisive.

The adverse effects were not allowed to spread further.

Yang Qiqing handled the matter, but it dragged on for over half a month without a resolution. He tortured the suspect into confessing, but without any solid evidence, allowing the negative impact to spread.

After Wei Hongjun arrived, he quickly resolved the matter within three days, bringing it to a conclusion. While Wei Hongjun's handling of the situation was certainly ambiguous, he did manage to minimize the negative impact of the incident.

Finally, it is recommended that Gao Shuxun serve as deputy commander of the North China Military Region, which is also a very good idea.

The Chairman appreciated Wei Hongjun's style of handling problems.

He was able to firmly grasp the main contradiction and stick to it when dealing with problems. If Wei Hongjun had focused on the details like Yang Qiqing did in the past, it would have taken much longer to resolve the issue.

The big issue at this stage is liberating North China.

Spending too much time on the issue of Gao Shuxun is completely putting the cart before the horse.

Therefore, the Chairman said: "The North China Bureau handled this matter well."

"The Gao Shuxun incident is of concern not only to us but to the entire nation. The North China Bureau's conclusion is indeed a good one. Let Gao Shuxun be appointed Deputy Commander of the North China Military Region, and then have the North China Bureau arrange a press conference in Zhangjiakou for him to come forward and explain the situation. This will dispel many rumors."

The commander-in-chief also agreed.

Gao Shuxun's problem was finally over. If it hadn't been, there would have been a lot of rumors. It was said that the PLA was going to execute Gao Shuxun in order to annex his troops. To be honest, the PLA really didn't take Gao Shuxun's 10,000-man army seriously.

The presence or absence of these 10,000 people had no impact on the PLA's battle. The commander-in-chief couldn't understand why, given such a good situation, those cadres had lost their minds and attacked Gao Shuxun's men.

Gao Shuxun's ragtag unit would be a good place to keep them as mascots. Why rush into such a thing? The PLA is concerned about its reputation, and whether it's true or not, it will treat Gao Shuxun well. The war is still going on, how could the PLA covet that little bit of manpower? The commander-in-chief doesn't know how things work in the Jinyi Luyu area, and something like this actually happened.

The commander-in-chief not only has rich combat experience, but also has rich experience in political struggles within the party. In an instant, he thought of the establishment of the North China Bureau. Although the establishment of the North China Bureau was a merger of the Jin-Cha-Ji Central Bureau and the Jin-Yi-Lu-Yu Central Army, the actual situation was that it was established with Jin-Cha-Ji as the foundation. Some Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu cadres wanted to show some results after the establishment of the North China Bureau. But this matter was a bit hurtful, so the commander-in-chief did not say it out loud. Besides, it was not just the commander-in-chief who thought so, but everyone knew it tacitly and would not say it out loud.

"But we do have many problems with our security officers."

Ren Peiguo spoke.

"Their working methods are too crude. The cancer of the anti-counterrevolutionary campaign back then was never truly eradicated. If they handle things this way, then they're either spies or secret agents."

Ren Peiguo was the one who felt this most deeply.

When he arrived in the Soviet area, he was also a member of the radical faction. He gradually changed his mind in the Soviet area, but he didn't really feel it when he was in the Central Soviet Area. But after leading the Sixth Army Corps to meet the Second Army Corps, he was shocked by the situation of the Second Army Corps.

He really didn't expect that the consequences of the anti-counterrevolutionary campaign would be so serious.

It can be said that what he saw in the Second Corps completely awakened Ren Peiguo. Ren Peiguo's subsequent emphasis on investigation and research was inseparable from his work in the 26th Corps.

"Yes."

The commander-in-chief nodded.

He said with a serious expression: "This kind of thing must be stopped. Otherwise, there will be more false and wrongful convictions in the future.

"We should conduct an education campaign throughout the entire army. Boss, you need to take care of this matter.

"it is good."

After discussing Gao Shuxun's case, we moved on to the most important topic.

The Commander-in-Chief said, "We now have an absolute advantage in both Northeast China and North China. The Northeast China Bureau and the North China Bureau have reported that they will launch a final battle against the enemy in Northeast China and North China. The Northeast Field Army has just concluded its spring offensive and is now resting. The Northeast China Bureau's intention is to conduct a decisive battle against Zheng Dongguo's group in Shenyang and Liao Yaoxiang's group in the Liaoxi Corridor after all preparations are completed in May or June. We will completely eliminate the enemy in Northeast China and liberate the entire region."

The Northeast Bureau is now strong in both military and military power.

The field army alone had over 600,000 men, and the local troops and second-line corps had about 300,000 men. Four corps were now being formed, ready to deliver the final blow to the Nationalist forces in the Northeast.

Marshal Lin had already begun formulating plans for the Liaoshen Campaign and reported them to the Central Committee.

"Then came the report from the North China Bureau. The Eastern Group Army of the North China Field Army had already besieged Peking and Tianjin, and after resting their troops, they were preparing to liberate them. Also, the Western Group Army was conducting the Jinzhong Campaign, and after that, they would begin preparing to launch the Taiyuan Campaign.

The Northeast Bureau and the North China Bureau reported their next work plan to the Central Committee.

The Northeast Field Army and the North China Field Army, one to conduct the Liaoshen Campaign, the other to conduct the Pingjin Campaign and the Taiyuan Campaign. This was a major battle, with the exception of the Taiyuan Campaign, the other battles involved troops of up to a million people.

A campaign of this scale requires central approval.

"The Northeast Field Army's Liaoshen Campaign appears to be proceeding smoothly. Comrade Deng Guo, under the command of the Fourth Corps, has already captured Jinzhou, effectively blocking the KMT's southward advance from Shenyang and completely separating Zheng Dongguo's group from Liao Yaoxiang's. Comrade Yang Dezhi is now leading the Northeast Field Army's First Corps into Rehe, and together with the Fourth Corps under Comrade Deng Guo, they are beginning to squeeze the space available for Liao Yaoxiang's group. The 52nd Army, originally stationed in Yidong, has been annihilated, and the 13th Army has retreated to Tianjin. According to the CCP's battle plan, these 40 KMT troops can be completely annihilated in the Northeast and Rehe.

The commander-in-chief expressed his opinion.

The Northeast Field Army was currently in the best situation. Although the Nationalist Army still had 40 men, the truly elite troops were less than 20. The majority of the remaining men were newly formed units, or units reorganized after being annihilated.

The combat effectiveness has dropped significantly.

But the Northeast Field Army was different. Not only were its numbers constantly increasing, but its weapons and equipment were also getting better and better. Marshal Lin used this opportunity to begin extensive training within the army. While fighting, they were training and expanding the army.

Therefore, the commander-in-chief judged that there was not much suspense in the Liaoshen Campaign.

The commander-in-chief then pointed to Taiyuan and said, "Currently, the Western Group Army of the North China Field Army commands the Third and Fourth Corps of the North China Field Army, totaling approximately 15 troops. The North China Bureau has been instigating an uprising by Wu Shimin's troops. If this succeeds, there will be no more enemies in southern Shanxi. Furthermore, after the Jinzhong Campaign is completed and the troops' food shortages are resolved, all that remains in Shanxi will be Taiyuan. The time is ripe for the Taiyuan Campaign."

"In the Peiping-Tianjin area, Chen Cheng saw that the situation was not good and had already left Peking with Luo Zhuoying and others. The enemy morale in the Peiping-Tianjin area was already low, and Chen Cheng abandoned his troops and fled, causing even greater chaos in the military in the Peiping-Tianjin area. Now the troops in the Peiping-Tianjin area are surrounded by us in Peiping and Tianjin. The First, Second, and Fifth Corps of the Field Army, and the North China Field Army reported that they also have the Sixth Corps that is being formed, as well as the 12th Column of the North China Field Army and the Jidong troops. The entire Eastern Group Army has about 60 people. Including local troops, 80 troops can be mobilized.

The Pingjin Campaign can be fully implemented.

"I generally agree with the ideas of the Northeast and North China Bureaus."

The situation in Northeast China and North China is so good now.

Both the Northeast and North China Bureaus wanted to fight a large-scale battle and annihilate the enemy forces in one go, directly packing hundreds of thousands of nationalist troops into it.

Since its founding, the Chinese Communist Army has never fought a battle of this scale. But the current situation is really good, so the commander-in-chief supports it. The chairman nodded and said, "Now the time is indeed ripe.

“Then we support them.”

"Ah."

The Chairman finally made the final decision, saying, "I agree with the plans of the Northeast and North China Bureaus. The Northeast Bureau will establish a General Front Committee for the Liaoshen Campaign, with Comrade Chen Yun, Comrade CPC, Comrade Luo Ronghuan, Comrade Tan Zheng, and Comrade Liu Yalou as members of the General Front Committee, Comrade Chen Yun as Secretary of the General Front Committee, and Comrade Chen Yun, Comrade CPC, and Comrade Luo Ronghuan as Standing Committee Members of the General Front Committee. A General Front Committee will be established for the Taiyuan Campaign, with Comrade Xu Xiangqian, Comrade Teng Daiyuan, and Comrade Guo Tianmin as members, and Comrade Xu Xiangqian as Secretary of the Front Committee. A General Front Committee will be established for the Pingjin Campaign, with Comrade Nie Rongzhen, Comrade Bo Shuchun, Comrade Luo Qirong, Comrade Wei Hongjun, and Comrade Yang Quanwu as members, Comrade Nie Rongzhen as Secretary of the General Front Committee, and Comrade Nie Rongzhen, Comrade Bo Shuchun, and Comrade Wei Hongjun as the Standing Committee Members of the General Front Committee."

"agree."

"agree."

The commander-in-chief laughed and said, "After the Liaoshen Campaign and the Pingjin Campaign are over, we country bumpkins can go to Beijing for a stroll.

Everyone knows it.

If the Liaoshen Campaign and the Pingjin Campaign were successfully concluded, there would be almost no Nationalist troops in Northeast China and North China. The central government could then move from Yan'an to Beijing, the capital of China during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Significance.

The Chairman said, "We should begin preparations now. Some departments can be relocated to Zhangjiakou first, and the Central Committee can officially relocate to North China after the Battle of Pingjin is over."

Chapter 705: Marshal Nie’s Full Support

The People's Liberation Army in this time and space is really powerful.

After the failure of the all-out offensive, Chiang Kai-shek had no time to adjust his deployment before the People's Liberation Army launched a major counteroffensive. The three major campaigns that began in late 1948 formally established the PLA's superiority over the Nationalist forces. However, during this period, PLA forces in Northeast China and North China had already launched a major counteroffensive against the Nationalist forces in the spring of 1947, annihilating hundreds of thousands of Nationalist troops in a short period of time. Now, Northeast China and North China were about to embark on the Liaoshen and Pingjin Campaigns, along with the Taiyuan Campaign.

"Everyone has seen the Central Committee's order. The Central Committee agreed that we should carry out the Pingjin Campaign and the Taiyuan Campaign.

After the Central Committee’s order came down, Marshal Nie immediately convened a meeting of the Standing Committee of the North China Bureau.

Everyone's faces lit up when they heard Marshal Nie convey the Central Committee's instructions. The Standing Committee members of the North China Bureau were all veteran Party members and cadres. Many had joined the Party during the Great Revolution. Even a junior cadre like Wei Hongjun had been a Party member for 32 years, or or years.

We have all participated in the revolution for a long time.

Over the years, countless martyrs have sacrificed their lives for the revolution. Even back then, no one knew when the revolution would triumph, or even if it would triumph at all. Since its founding, the Communist Party of China has endured countless hardships. Just like during the Long March, no one knew where the road lay, and no one knew if they would survive. Yet, they persevered, overcoming countless hardships, relying solely on their faith. Now, the dawn of victory for the revolution has appeared.

The PLA is already so powerful.

Only one year after the outbreak of the War of Liberation, the Battle of Pingjin began in North China.

So in an instant, everyone was smiling.

Marshal Nie continued, "In addition to launching the Peiping-Tianjin Campaign, the Central Committee has also approved our North China Bureau's attempt to introduce a 'Civil Code,' a 'Criminal Code,' and a 'Counter-Revolutionary Law.' Furthermore, the Central Committee has demanded that we formally establish the North China People's Government and abolish the North China Joint Administrative Committee. Both of these matters are extremely important."

Marshal Nie was also in a good mood.

The North China Bureau's handling of Gao Shuxun received support from the Central Committee, which also supported the North China Bureau in organizing the Pingjin Campaign and the Taiyuan Campaign.

But there are also headaches.

Because the North China Bureau now had too much to deal with. It had only been established for six months, and just organizing the various agencies of the North China Bureau and the various agencies of the North China Joint Administrative Committee, and balancing these personnel relationships, was already a headache for Marshal Nie. Now, he had to organize the Battle of Pingjin and the Battle of Taiyuan.

Fortunately, each of these matters has its own military commander in charge.

But the next things required more of Marshal Nie's attention. After issuing the "Drug Control Law," Marshal Nie prepared to introduce simple "Civil Code," "Criminal Code," and "Counter-Revolutionary Law." Marshal Nie currently focused more of his energy on these institutional developments. To this end, Marshal Nie privately discussed the matter with numerous officials, exchanging opinions. After synthesizing everyone's opinions, he submitted a report to the Central Committee, outlining his thoughts.

After receiving Marshal Nie's report, the Central Committee agreed with his idea. The Central Committee's current position is that as long as the North China Bureau's actions are not excessive, the Central Committee will not interfere. This is because all the current attempts of the North China Bureau are providing experience for the future policy formulation of the Central Government of New China.