Xu Yuanzhi, deputy commander-in-chief and commander of the First Fleet of the Baath Party Navy, was born in a fisherman's family. Don't look at this young man, he is only twenty-two years old, but he is Wang Shuhui's first batch of disciples. He was the child of the small village on the edge of the Yangtze River, not far from the Zhijiang Wangfu Garden.

Being a fisherman in the feudal agricultural era was not an easy task. Compared with ordinary peasants, fishermen do not seem to be subject to the high rents and usury of the landlords, but they still have to be exploited and oppressed by the existence of fishermen.

At the age of ten, Xu Yuanzhi began fishing on the Yangtze River with his old father. At that time, he knew how difficult the job of fishing was. Because of the limitation of productivity level, fishing in ancient times did not mean that there were many fish in the water and they could be caught casually. Without corresponding preservation methods and a healthy market order, the fish that Xu Yuanzhi and his old father had worked so hard to catch from the Yangtze River were either rotten or taken away by the fishermen in Zhijiang County at a very low price, except for eating them themselves.

Compared to the tenants who rent land for a living, the life of the fishermen is actually more difficult. After all, compared with farming, fishing on the Yangtze River is a job that can kill you anytime and anywhere.

When Xu Yuanzhi was thirteen years old, Wang Shuhui controlled the entire village where he was located. His father became a worker in a Baath cannery, and his mother worked in a Baath canteen. He himself became a disciple of Wang Shuhui.

From 1619 to 1624, Xu Yuanzhi grew rapidly from an ordinary fisherman to a well-educated soldier of the Fuxing Army. By 1625, he had completed his education at the Baath Naval Academy, passed the examination of ideological and political, professional and military skills, and became a member of the Baath Navy.

From small steamships to Daming steamers, from flying clippers to hybrid warships, Xu Yuanzhi grew rapidly in the Yangtze River Fleet of the Baxing Party, and finally stood out and was appointed by the Central Military Commission of the Baxing Party as the deputy commander-in-chief and fleet commander of the First Fleet.

In the past nine years, only he knows how much Xu Yuanzhi has suffered and how tired he has suffered.

In Wang Shuhui's eyes, Xu Yuanzhi is actually not a very mature cadre. At least in the ideological field, although this young man can grasp the political theory of the Baath Party very well, he knows that Xu Yuanzhi is a very radical person. Under normal circumstances, a young man like him must accumulate enough experience at the grassroots level to move into a leadership position. However, in a highly technical branch of the armed forces such as the Navy, professional skills carry more weight in the distribution of duties. And Xu Yuanzhi is very outstanding both in theory and practice.

In the revival navy, which has completely adopted new technologies, there are many young people like Xu Yuanzhi who have not been trained at the local level or at the grassroots level.

Therefore, in terms of the allocation of cadres, Wang Shuhui specially selected a group of political work cadres who are relatively old, have rich work experience, and are relatively mature in their thinking, and serve as instructors and political commissars at all levels in the First Fleet. Wu Hongjie, the 27-year-old commander-in-chief and political commissar of the fleet, is a representative of this group of political cadres.

Regarding the artillery bombardment of Jeju Island, Wu Hongjie, who was born in the army, actually did not agree with it very much.

However, political cadres must not interfere with military command, and this is an iron law in the revival army. Under this system, Wu Hongjie just disagreed with Xu Yuanzhi's decision, and he couldn't openly interfere with Xu Yuanzhi's command.

However, after the landing operation was completed, Wu Hongjie still found Xu Yuanzhi to exchange ideas with him.

Xu Yuanzhi is really a difficult person to deal with. In the face of Wu Hongjie's questioning, he replied to Wu Hongjie with the combat plan and exercise practice of the staff department. After saying these words, Xu Yuanzhi was very dissatisfied and reminded Wu Hongjie not to interfere with the business judgment of the commanders. This made Wu Hongjie, who was five years older than Xu Yuanzhi, a little unhappy.

As a political cadre with rich experience, Wu Hongjie knows that the biggest problem of young people like Xu Yuanzhi is that they are prone to making dogmatic mistakes. The relatives in the fleet staff in those years were the same as Xu Yuanzhi, they were all the kind of guys who had one board and one eye. It is not easy for them to use their brains to deal with problems flexibly.

After Xu Yuanzhi touched the nail once, Wu Hongjie did not stop fighting. After contacting the North Korean officials on Jeju Island and demarcating the concession area to start the construction of the base, Wu Hongjie once again found Xu Yuanzhi, who stayed on the ship and refused to come down.

"Comrade Yuanzhi. You know what the basis of military action is. ”

"Political Commissar Wu, logistics supply is the top priority of military operations, and it is impossible for you, a veteran, not to know the truth that the soldiers and horses go first before the grain and grass are moved. I'm not an ordinary cadre, so you don't need to use this kind of guided method to communicate with me. Just say what you want. ”

A language style like Xu Yuanzhi's rush is actually nothing to an old political worker like Wu Hongjie. In the Fuxing Army, Wu Hongjie was one of the first political cadres to serve as the general instructor at the battalion level. Exchanging ideas with a young commander like Xu Yuanzhi, Wu Hongjie's experience is very rich.

"Hehe, you're right. After the construction of the base in the last few days, I found that the biggest problem we are facing now is the shortage of materials. Even if there are five special material transport ships, in Jeju Island, a place where materials are scarce, not to mention military supplies, even the most basic daily necessities, are very insufficient. ”

"Let me give you a simple example. In the past, when we were in Hubei, we could call on bricks and tiles at any time, but there was a great shortage of them on Jeju Island. According to the intelligence services, there is not even a brick kiln on Jeju Island. If you want to start infrastructure work on the island, you can only use stone as a building material at this stage. Cement can only be transported by ourselves. ”

"I understand what Commissar Wu meant. Isn't that the purpose of the Central Military Commission ordering us to build military bases? Jeju Island existed only as a transit point for supplies and troops. At this stage, the Military Commission and the Central Committee have no plans to carry out full-scale construction on Jeju Island. ”

Xu Yuanzhi actually knew that his behavior of ordering the fleet to shell the beach was a bit Meng Lang. At this stage, the Baath Party has only established a few small coal water supply stations in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. After the fleet left the mouth of the Yangtze River, there was no supply at all, whether it was coal and water for warships or military supplies such as corresponding artillery shells. The shells on the warship and the bullets in the hands of the soldiers, that is a little less.

But as a young man, Xu Yuanzhi was really unwilling to bow his head in front of Wu Hongjie, who was working with him for the first time.

However, thinking of the big brother who is five years older than him, Wu Hongjie, who is also an old qualification, has not used the attitude of his superiors to his subordinates, but has exchanged ideas with him with a pleasant face, Xu Yuanzhi is also a little reluctant in his heart.

After thinking for a while, he stumbled and said to Wu Hongjie:

"Commissar, you don't have to worry. I'll be a little more cautious in the future. The first time I was commanding a major military operation, I was a little nervous. "Time Gate 1619

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