After this change, all the problems are no longer a problem. The original number of bullets was relatively large, and all 79 weapons have been transferred to the rear troops. Although not all armies have been reequipped with Soviet-made weapons, and some have only eliminated Japanese-made light weapons, and rifle machine guns are still mainly based on 79 calibers, the armies commanded by Li Ziyuan have all completed the rearmament.

With the beginning of a large number of Soviet-style equipment, his army became stronger and stronger, and its performance on the battlefield became better and better. During the summer counterattack of '53, a record of several thousand people lurked for a long time under the nose of the enemy, attacking the troops after the battle began, and annihilating a regiment of the ROK army one-on-one.

In the following Jincheng counterattack, Li Ziyuan commanded his own army and set a record for the fastest attack launched that day and completely disintegrated the enemy's defense line within an hour and a half. In the Jincheng counterattack, the army commanded by Li Ziyuan was also the army that broke through the farthest and held out the longest among the various armies participating in the war.

However, just after the armistice agreement was signed, and while the troops remained in Korea, Li Ziyuan was transferred to China to study at the Nanjing Military Academy. He was succeeded by the commander of the army that had completed his studies and was during the Liberation War, and he commanded the army to remain in Korea.

This study was personally named by his teacher in the 129th Division, and he was asked to come back to study. After receiving the order of the Military Commission, Li Ziyuan, who knew that the armistice agreement had been signed and that his army had been included in the first batch of return lists, also happily handed over the command to the old army commander and returned to China with only one guard.

However, unlike other field army commanders who have completed their studies, most of them continue to return to their original units as commanders. After Li Ziyuan completed his studies, he did not transfer back to the country that had been withdrawn, so he stationed the original army on the southeast coast. The head of the Nanjing Military Region wanted to transfer him, and the idea of forming an armored corps of the Military Region was not achieved.

After completing his studies at the Military Academy, Li Ziyuan served as the deputy commander of the Corps during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and was very impressed by Li Ziyuan. At the request of the commander of the corps-level defense region in northern China, he was transferred to work in the northernmost military region of China, and served as the deputy commander of what was then called the defense region in charge of operations.

This defense zone not only has the largest military port in northern China, but also the closest military port to the Korean Peninsula. The peninsula it defends, and the peninsula between North China and the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea on the opposite side, is like a pair of arms guarding China's inland sea, and the Bohai Sea, which is also the gateway to the Beijing-Tianjin region.

The garrison here is quite heavy, and it requires competent military cadres. Li Ziyuan fought in the Korean battlefield for two and a half years and was already familiar with the terrain and climate of Korea. And I also have my own unique vision in terms of tactics. So the deputy commander asked the Military Commission to come over by name. With the support of the commander of the Volunteer Army, Li Ziyuan was eventually transferred to the Northeast.

After receiving the order, Li Ziyuan didn't say anything, silently took his wife and children, took a train to the General Staff Department to report on his work, and then reported to the largest port in northern China. Although he was not able to return to the field army to continue to serve, for Li Ziyuan, the result of this distribution was also very good.

If you don't upgrade one level or not, Li Ziyuan doesn't care too much. However, this defense zone is not only commanded by the army, but also authorized to directly command the navy and air force in wartime. This is very attractive to Li Ziyuan. The three armed forces are working together, which was something that was unthinkable before.

Although it was the first time in his long military career that he held a deputy position. But Li Ziyuan clearly knows that this resume gap must be filled by himself. Moreover, it is also a good choice for Li Ziyuan to be a deputy to the old chief who has the most similar personality and temper among the commanders of the Corps during the period of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea.

In fact, whether it was during the five campaigns or for a long time afterward, Li Ziyuan did not get along well with the acting commander of the corps. Although the acting commander of the Corps had a big belly, he did not pursue his disobedience in some matters. But under the situation that the acting commander trusted himself more in the old army during the Erye period, Li Ziyuan was very estranged from the acting commander.

I also feel that sometimes I can't use all my strength. Just like during the Battle of Shangganling, the acting commander transferred his old troops, and his main army was left aside as a reserve. In the end, Li Ziyuan's army was simply transferred to another corps.

Li Ziyuan did not think that his army was worse than the old army of the acting commander. Although there is a close relationship between the two armies, the incense is actually quite close. That army was formed by the Taihang Military Region when it formed a field column for the second time, but it had always followed the field army to fight on the outer front.

All the old guys are from the Taihang Military Region. Among them, there are almost no divisional and regiment-level cadres that Li Ziyuan does not know. Even among the divisional and regiment-level cadres, there are simply many of his old subordinates during the Anti-Japanese War. Even his old unit, the original second regiment, is now in the middle of this army.

But the incense is back to the importance of the incense, but his own army has always played a supporting role, which is unacceptable to Li Ziyuan. Although the army under his command is a little brother in the entire corps. However, Li Ziyuan did not think that the combat effectiveness of the troops had much to do with the length of time it took to be formed.

The most important thing is that Li Ziyuan believes that this acting commander is too copying domestic experience when commanding on the battlefield. There are quite a few problems in command when fighting against large corps. And in some respects, it is also too underestimated and arrogant. Many times, I can't listen to different opinions, and my temper is a little intolerant, so the two of them don't get along well.

On the contrary, Li Ziyuan was originally scheduled to serve as the commander of the column when the Taihang Military Region formed the field column for the fourth time, but he did not arrive for some reason.

This is also the reason why Li Ziyuan did not say anything after receiving the appointment. At least this commander of the first-class main force of Erye back then was able to listen to the different opinions of his subordinates, and his inclusiveness was very strong. In terms of command, he is also more calm and sophisticated. Fighting under the command of such a boss is also a good thing for Li Ziyuan.

After Li Ziyuan took office, he successively participated in the organization of anti-landing exercises, as well as the formation of the garrison area under the defense zone responsible for the junction of the Yellow and Bohai Seas, and concurrently served as the first commander of the fortress area. After the defense area was renamed the garrison area, he successively served as deputy commander of the garrison area and commander of the fortress area, and acting commander and commander of the garrison area.

While studying at the Military Academy, Li Ziyuan participated in the first investiture activity organized by the Military Commission. With the rank of army commander, he was awarded the rank of major general. Among the major generals awarded at the same time, Li Ziyuan, who was 34 years old at this time, and another army commander of the same age as him, became the youngest major general in the whole army.

In fact, Li Ziyuan was a few months younger than the military commander. According to this, Li Ziyuan is actually the youngest founding general. As for his rank of major general, Li Ziyuan is not dissatisfied. With his own qualifications, the rank of major general is already sufficient.

Li Ziyuan, who wore the rank of major general, spent the most peaceful period at the Nanjing Military Academy, during which Liu Cui gave birth to two boys, one girl and three children one after another. Although there are several more children in the family, Liu Cui has always treated the baby as her own daughter. The baby didn't even know until she got married that Liu Cui was not her biological mother.

And Li Ziyuan, the northernmost port city in China, has been promoted from deputy commander of the garrison area to commander. Later, he was transferred to a large military region in North China as the first deputy commander, and at the end of the 70s, he was transferred to Beijing to serve as the deputy chief of the General Staff. Later, he was appointed by the chief designer to serve as the commander of the Navy, and he remained the vice chairman of the Military Commission before retiring.

When the title was conferred for the second time in 88, Li Ziyuan, who was then vice chairman of the Military Commission, was awarded the rank of general. He is also one of the few generals who have been awarded the rank of general in five or five years, and there are few cadres who have been awarded the rank of military for the second time in eight or eight years. Originally, at this time, Li Ziyuan had already made several retirement reports. However, at the request of the then chairman of the Military Commission, he could only continue to lie in dormancy for a period of time.

Compared with Li Ziyuan, who has never participated in political movements, he has not been greatly affected in all political movements since the founding of the People's Republic of China. He Sanliang, who was more calm in this regard, also walked very steadily, and He Sanliang, the founding colonel who successively served as chief of staff of the army, deputy commander of a military district of a certain southeastern province, commander of a certain army-level fortress area, and deputy commander of a branch of the armed forces, did not get involved in any political whirlpool.

As for his brother-in-law, Wang Cheng, who was awarded the rank of lieutenant general at the time of the award, served as the deputy commander of a large military region reorganized from the Southwest Military Region in the 50s. In this position of deputy commander, he worked until the early seventies, when he was transferred to the political commissar of a certain branch of the armed forces. Li Ziyun first taught at the Military Medical University, and later transferred to the PLA General Hospital. The husband and wife were basically not affected.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Ma Yongcheng, who was transferred to a local job as deputy political commissar of the army, first served as secretary of the provincial capital and municipal party committee of a certain province, and then served as secretary of the secretariat of a certain region, and finally did not escape the political catastrophe. After squatting in the cowshed for eight years, his wife also divorced him.

However, although he suffered for several years, Ma Yongcheng still survived with the tenacity he had cultivated in the environment of years of war. In the end, after the end of the movement, it was Li Ziyuan, an old comrade-in-arms, who found the old director of the Political Department during the Liberation War three times, and finally rehabilitated and served as the chairman of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of a certain province.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, although the political movements in the country were repeated one after another, Li Ziyuan wisely never participated in any movement. In this regard, Li Ziyuan has always paid attention. As his wife, Liu Cui was also a secondary school teacher until her retirement and never held any political position.

The eldest son relied on his own ability very competitively, and without any help from Li Ziyuan, he was admitted to the famous Harbin Military Engineering Institute at that time. Although the baby said that when he was admitted to university, he was not able to go to college because of the influence of political movements. But after becoming a soldier, he also relied on his own ability to work as a cadre, join the party, and was sent to the military medical university to study.

The other children were also very competitive, and none of them lay on his laurels. Veterans don't die, they just slowly forget. After his retirement, Li Ziyuan refused to ask him to write a memoir, but took Liu Cui to travel all over the famous mountains and rivers of the motherland. The hometown of later generations is the place where he returns the most.

In his hometown in the previous life, Li Ziyuan not only met his parents who were still very young, but also vaguely saw his childhood self. It's just that Li Ziyuan knows that he can't go back. In his later years, Li Ziyuan often thought that if he hadn't had that trip to the snow mountains, he might have a different life. But what Li Ziyuan knows better is that after all, there is no ifs in life, and what there is not is maybe.

(This is the end of the book.) To be honest, this book is not very well written, and I am disappointed. The reason why I can stick to it is just to give an explanation to the readers who are still paying attention to this book, as well as to myself. Thank you all for your support over the past year, and I would like to say thank you sincerely. ）