Chapter 14 Chapter 14 Multi-way to the heart, the iron cavalry attacked Changdu thousands of miles away

The Northwest Field Army, according to the strategic decision of the Party Central Committee and the Central Military Commission on marching into Tibet, decided that the First Army would send cavalry troops to march into Yushu to cooperate with the Second Field and Eighteenth Army to liberate Tibet.The Qinghai Provincial Party Committee also asked the First Army to transfer cadres to form a Yushu local cadre brigade, march in with the army, establish the Yushu Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China, take over the old Yushu Commissioner's Office that had already revolted, establish Yushu, Chengduo, Nangqian County Committees and people's governments, and unite all ethnic groups People, eliminate bandits, stabilize social order, restore and develop production, build new Yushu, and support the liberation of Tibet.

On April 15, 1950, the head of the First Army considered that the population of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau was sparsely populated, and the troops had to march and fight in the ice and snow. It was difficult to supply, the plateau was hypoxic, and the climate was abnormal. It was necessary to form a capable and strong cavalry unit to shoulder the burden of the West. The glorious and arduous task entrusted by Kitano Division.To this end, it was determined that the Second Battalion of the Army Cavalry Regiment and the Special Service Company should be used as the basis to supplement personnel and horses, improve weapons and equipment, and expand into the First Army Cavalry Detachment.In 2 months, do a good job in expansion and training and ideological mobilization, and act on standby.At the same time, Ji Chunguang was appointed secretary of the CPC Yushu Prefectural Committee and political commissar of the cavalry detachment, Sun Gong was the detachment leader, Wei Jiazhen was the deputy detachment leader, Tian Huipu was the deputy political commissar, Guo Shourong and Su Cheng were the chief of staff and director of the political department respectively.

Cavalry detachment and Yushu army division work.After arriving in Yushu, it is necessary to eliminate bandits, maintain social order, defend the new people's regime, carry out work, and establish local armed forces. In order to strengthen the leadership of the cavalry detachment, after the army joined the administration, various departments and the cavalry regiment selected cadres to form the detachment headquarters, political department, logistics department, and health team. Chen Huanzhang was appointed as the director of the logistics department, and He Shangui was the health captain.

The cavalry detachment has jurisdiction over the first, second, and third cavalry companies, the heavy machine gun company, the artillery company, and the special agent company, and a transport team under the logistics department.The headquarters has five radio stations directly under its control, ensuring that the detachment can carry out long-distance wireless communication in plateau areas.In order to improve the independent combat capability of the detachment, the army has added light machine guns, submachine guns, mortars, May 7th recoilless guns, grenade launchers and ammunition to supplement the subordinate companies of the detachment, enhancing the company's firepower.The army logistics replaced the cadres and soldiers with leather shoes, leather clothes, fur coats, yellow wool uniforms, raincoats, and raincloths.The company has equipped tents and cooking utensils in units of squads and agencies, and added pack horses and reserve horses.Under the kind care of the chief of the first army and the government agencies, after more than two months of hard work, the cavalry detachment has reached 680 people and more than 800 horses and mules.It has achieved excellent equipment, complete cadres, and clothing that can adapt to the needs of life in the alpine grassland.

To support the liberation of Tibet, the "Qinghai Daily" dispatched more than 20 people, including He Jingyi, the person in charge of the news station, He Batun, the captain of the Panchen Lama's Xingyuan Sect, and Yixi Chuchen, a Tibetan cadre, to accompany the detachment to assist the detachment in carrying out activities among Tibetan compatriots. Work. In order to establish party and government leadership organizations at all levels in the Yushu area, the army selected some battalion and regiment cadres from the first and second divisions to serve as the heads of the Yushu prefectural committee, the commissioner's office, and the three county committees and county governments of Yushu, Chengduo, and Nangqian. lead. In May 1950, the generals were transferred to local cadres and security services.A total of more than 120 people were concentrated in Xining City, organized into a cadre brigade in Yushu area, and concentrated on studying the party's ethnic policy.Liao Hansheng, political commissar of the First Army, called on the cadres who participated in the study to carry forward the glorious tradition, overcome difficulties, and strive to complete the glorious task of building a new Yushu.

In order to ensure the material supply of the party, government and army in Yushu, prosper the local economy, and support the liberation of Tibet, the Northwest Field Division ordered the First Army to mobilize more than 8,000 troops to form a road construction army. On the snowy mountains and grasslands, the roads were gradually repaired.The troops overcame the difficulties of freezing weather, lack of oxygen on the plateau, and construction in swampy mud areas, and finally built nearly 500 kilometers of emergency roads before the Battle of Qamdo, delivered supplies and ammunition in time, and guaranteed the cavalry detachment to carry out the Battle of Qamdo and the Yushu Party. The needs of government, government and military agencies for material supply.

The expanding cavalry detachment completed supplementary training and ideological mobilization on schedule, which raised the cadres and soldiers' understanding of the great historical significance of marching into Yushu and liberating Tibet, overcame their greed for comfort and fear of hardship, and learned from the predecessors of the Red Army to walk grasslands and cross snow-capped mountains. The revolutionary spirit of not being afraid of suffering and not afraid of death has strengthened the iron will to carry the revolution to the end.Many comrades expressed to the party that the five-star red flag must be inserted at the source of the Yangtze River to liberate the suffering Tibetan people there.

It is about 900 kilometers from Xining to Yushu.Passing through Ela Mountain, Jishi Mountain and Bayan Har Mountain, all of which are above 4,000 meters above sea level, with snow-capped mountains and grasslands, sparsely populated and abnormal climate.This brought many difficulties to the march.The local people said: "July, August and September are the best time to go to the grassland." In June, the snow melted, and the pasture had grown to a height of more than an inch, so mules and horses could graze and graze.The head of the army selected June 21 as the departure date for the march into Yushu.

On June 5, Wei Jiazhen, the deputy head of the detachment, set off with the advance company and the radio station to survey the marching route and select a camping site with good water and grass. The security army logistics set up a supply station along the Yellow River. On the 17th, the cavalry detachment gathered at Dajiaochang, Xining City, and joined the local cadre brigade in Yushu, ready to go. On the evening of the 20th, the Qinghai Provincial Party Committee and the First Army jointly held a farewell party.At the meeting, Political Commissar Liao Hansheng made an important speech.He called on cadres and soldiers to take root with peace of mind after arriving in Yushu, conscientiously implement and implement the party's ethnic policy, unite people of all ethnic groups, build a new Yushu for the people, develop production, support the liberation of Tibet, and complete the glorious mission of unifying the motherland. The cavalry detachment awarded the military flag, and the cadres of the detachment were entrusted to read the marching oath.This is not only a warm farewell party, but also a swearing-in meeting for the march, which fully reflects the deep concern of the party, government, and military leaders and agencies for the troops marching into Yushu.

On the morning of the 21st, the cadre brigade and the cavalry detachment passed through Xining Street under the guidance of military flags and bugles, and were warmly welcomed by more than 20,000 people from agencies, schools, and people of all ethnic groups stationed in Xining.The warm scene touched the hearts of cadres and soldiers. At this time, our common wish is: to build a new Yushu, support the liberation of Tibet, complete this glorious task, and live up to the trust of the party, government, and military leaders and the expectations of the people of all ethnic groups.From then on, the cavalry detachment embarked on a journey.

On the 24th of the same month, we crossed Riyue Mountain and entered the vast grassland in the west of Qinghai. The troops started camping on the grassland.All units dispatched teams to pick up cow dung to pick up dung along the way and use it as fuel for cooking and water.Going west from Daheba, the majestic Ela Mountain lies on the way.The mountain is 4,500 meters above sea level, and the sunshine in July has not yet melted the snow on the top of the mountain.We chose to pass through the mountain pass of nearly 4,000 meters.The air on the mountain was thin, people and horses had shortness of breath, and walking was difficult, so we had to walk slowly with our horses. A few comrades who were exhausted sat on stretchers and walked the 30-kilometer mountain road for a whole day. On the evening of July 3, the detachment camped at the west entrance of Mount Ela. That night, the three soldiers had a heart attack, but the rescue failed, and they died on Mount Ela.The comrades reluctantly bid farewell to the fallen comrades, continued to cross the Huashi Gorge at the northern end of Jishi Mountain, and arrived at the Yellow River on July 9. They waded through the upper reaches of the Yellow River and slept on the shore of Zaling Lake in Xingxiu Sea.The water and grass are luxuriant here, but the climate is changeable, sometimes sunny, sometimes rainy and snowy, and sometimes hailstorms.The troops rested here for 2 days, summed up the marching experience, and commended the advanced.The prefectural committee and the party committee of the cavalry detachment respectively held the first party committee after entering the grassland.At the meeting, the comrades analyzed the situation of the march in the previous stage, studied the difficulties that might be encountered in the next stage and their solutions, mobilized cadres and soldiers to continue to carry forward the revolutionary spirit of hard work, and worked together to overcome the difficulties caused by large swamps and quagmire. Struggling to complete the last marching mileage. After replenishing food for 15 days along the Yellow River, the troops crossed the desert area southeast of Zaling Lake and entered Drunken Horse Beach.The beach is more than a hundred miles wide, and there is a kind of drunken horse stalk growing in the beach. Horses can't eat it, and the water tastes bitter and people can't drink it.The cadres and soldiers marched 60 kilometers without enduring hunger and thirst, and successfully entered the bison ditch. In mid-July, we arrived at the foot of Bayan Har Mountain. At that time, the snow melted and the permafrost thawed. A large area of ​​swamp and quagmire appeared in front of the cavalry.Although people can step on the haystacks floating on the mire to jump over, but the weight of the horse jumps into the mire and sinks deeper and deeper, making it difficult to rescue.We had no choice but to unload the saddles, weapons and ammunition, and transport them in sections with people on their backs, while the mules and horses were drawn by people, stepping on the haystacks, and passing one by one.Even so, there are still many people and horses who jumped into the quagmire, but they were all pulled out by the soldiers with ropes and straps, so that more than a thousand mules, horses, heavy weapons and other materials safely passed through the East and West Chalaping, and across the Basin. Yankala Pass reached the Tongtian River on July 21.Here is not far from the source of the Yangtze River. Although the river is only more than a hundred meters wide, the water is deep and the current is fast. There is only one wooden boat pulled by iron cables on the river. We use it to ferry weapons and ammunition. Boats cross the river, and horses float across the river.By the 23rd, all crossings were completed. On July 24, more than 800 people from the cadre brigade and detachment successfully arrived in Yushu after 23 days of hard marching.Local people of all nationalities and lamas in monasteries played musical instruments to welcome the arrival of their loved ones, the People's Liberation Army.The people of all ethnic groups in the Yushu area have been liberated since then, and under the leadership of the Yushu Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China, they have entered an important historical period of building a new Yushu for the people. After the cavalry detachment of the First Army entered Yushu, it summed up the experience of marching and appraised the advanced ones. At the end of July, the receiving army was transferred to the Northwest Field Division by telegram: order the cavalry detachment to cooperate with the Eighteenth Army, liberate Qamdo, and accept the command of the army.We are required to actively prepare for the war and repair Batang Airport so that large aircraft can transport supplies. In the first ten days of August, Section Chief Sun Peigen of the 18th Army came to Yushu to learn about the strength and preparations of the cavalry detachment. He opened the wireless communication between the 18th Army and the cavalry detachment, and also let us know that the 52nd Division of the 18th Army had arrived in Jinsha. The Dengke area on the east bank of the river. The party committee of the detachment carefully studied the telegrams and instructions of the superiors, and decided to concentrate all efforts to combine pre-war preparations with covering the local government to carry out pastoral work.Before the specific combat missions are clarified, we should focus on several pre-war preparations: Chief of Staff Guo Shourong led the Second Cavalry Company and the reconnaissance staff in the farmland, and the Tibetan cadre Yixi Chuchen and others went out to assist the new county party committee to carry out work, find out the distribution and composition of the Tibetan army in Qamdo and Heihe areas, and investigate the troops who marched into Qamdo To topography, build Nangqian supply station.From the pilgrims and businessmen who traveled to and from Qamdo, they basically found out the deployment of Tibetan troops in Heihe, Leiwuqi, and Qamdo.Maps of military points for various routes into Qamdo were drawn, and the reconnaissance mission was completed well. Batang Airport is located on the Batang Grassland 20 kilometers south of Yushu.It was originally built with cobblestones and turf during the Ma Bufang reactionary government ruled Qinghai.No plane has ever landed here, and only a few meteorological staff guard the airport.The original runway was 50 meters wide and 2,500 meters long, and most of it was damaged due to disrepair.Under the conditions of no building materials and no guidance from engineering and technical personnel, we hired more than 600 grassland herdsmen in Yushu County, plus four cavalry companies with a total of more than 1,000 people. Repair the airport. On the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, there are few villages, and the food and materials needed by the troops cannot be replenished on the spot, and they all rely on Xining for supplies.The combat area is more than 1,500 kilometers away from Xining. Whether the grain and materials stored by the troops along the Yellow River can be transported to Yushu within one month has become the key to whether the detachment can successfully carry out the Qamdo campaign.The Yushu Prefectural Committee attached great importance to this and ordered the Chengduo and Yushu county governments to form a Tibetan transportation team, each with 500 to 800 yaks, to transport the supplies to Yushu and Nangqian.By the end of August, the logistics had collected the materials needed for the Qamdo Battle in these two places, and purchased a batch of beef, which was distributed to the company and government personnel, and made into beef jerky for the troops to eat during the war. At the beginning of September 1950, Wu Zhong, commander of the 52nd Division of the 18th Army, and Yin Fatang, deputy political commissar, called the leaders of the 154th Regiment and the Cavalry Detachment to study the enemy's situation in Qamdo and deploy the detour mission. Political Commissar Yang Jun, Deputy Political Commissar Tian Huipu of the Cavalry Detachment and I attended the meeting.We reported to the head of the division the strength of the cavalry detachment, the situation of the detected enemy forces, and the topographical records of the Qamdo area.At that time, Commander Wu Zhong pointed out: Qamdo is the gate of Tibet, and to liberate Qamdo, the main force of the Tibetan army must be encircled and wiped out in Qamdo, so as to create conditions for marching into Lhasa and liberating the whole of Tibet.Now the enemy has adopted key fortifications on the west bank of the Jinsha River and guarded against danger. Its posture is nearly a thousand miles wide from north to south, and about 350 kilometers long from east to west. The troops are scattered and there are large gaps.To encircle it, it is necessary to implement long-distance combat detours and cut off the enemy's retreat.The cavalry detachment and the 154th Regiment of the 52nd Division will jointly undertake the detour mission on the outer flank of the battle.Via Batang and Nangqian, destroy the enemy of Leiwuqi, go straight to Enda, cut off the enemy's escape route to the west, and then cooperate with the main force to capture Qamdo.He also pointed out: After the troops enter the depths of the enemy, they must conscientiously implement the party's ethnic policy and not damage the Tibetan people.We must have the spirit of enduring hardships and hard work, overcome all difficulties, fight fiercely and pursue them, prevent the enemy from escaping, and strive to wipe them out. At the end of September, the pre-war preparations were completed and the operations were on standby. After we returned to Yushu, we convened the party committee of the detachment to convey the spirit of the Deng Ke meeting and the instructions of the head of the 52nd Division.Subsequently, the detachments stationed in Batang and Chengduo were concentrated in Yushu to conduct pre-war training, ideological mobilization, and overhaul of weapons and equipment.The prefectural committee also ordered Nangqian County to organize a Tibetan front-line transportation team to use yaks to carry ammunition and food, follow the troops, and support the liberation of Qamdo. At the end of September, we concentrated our efforts on combat mobilization so that everyone, including cadres and fighters, could understand that the liberation of Qamdo played a decisive role in the march to Tibet.Calling on cadres and soldiers to make new contributions to the unification of the motherland and the liberation of Tibet, various companies also generally set off an upsurge of meritorious service competitions. The Battle of Qamdo lasted 14 days from the launch on October 7, 1950 to the end on the 21st.Battle layout: The North Group is composed of the 52nd Division of the 18th Army, the Army Reconnaissance Battalion, the Engineer Battalion and the Cavalry Detachment of the First Army, which is under the unified command of the 52nd Division. The reconnaissance company) and the 154th regiment of the 52nd division formed a right-wing column to capture the enemy's left back, capture Leiwuqi and Enda, and cut off the enemy's escape route to the west.The main force of the 52nd Division crossed the river under cover of Deng Ke, and after annihilating the enemy in front of them, they went straight to Qamdo.The left wing of the Northern Group was composed of the 18th Army Reconnaissance Battalion, the Engineer Battalion, and the 54th Division Artillery Company. They captured Tongpu and then attacked from east to west. The Southern Group consisted of the 157th Regiment of the 53rd Division and a regiment of the Yunnan Military Region. They attacked the enemy's right and back, annihilated the Ning Jing defenders, occupied Bangda, and cut off the enemy's escape route to the south. The Cavalry Detachment of the First Army (attached to the Cavalry Reconnaissance Company of the 52nd Division) was ordered to set off from Yushu on October 7 and go to Batang to receive the silver dollars airdropped by the Air Force. Joined with the 154th Regiment of the 18th Army on the 8th. On the 9th, the right column passed through the Batang Grassland: crossed the 5,100-meter high mountain north of Nangqian, crossed the Zhaqu River, and arrived at Nangqian on the 12th.After replenishing food here, the detachment marched towards Leiwuqi. When entering the Qinghai-Tibet border on the night of the 14th, the radio station of the cavalry detachment connected with the front finger of the 18th Army. Zhang Guohua ordered the cavalry detachment to march southward day and night without waiting for the arrival of the follow-up troops, captured Leiwuqi, and captured Enda.Against the wind and snow, the cavalry detachment passed through nearly 20 kilometers of high mountains and deep streams in the night mist, and crossed the Yongjia Mountain at an altitude of 5,200 meters north of Zemei.It was difficult to breathe on the mountain, and it was difficult for people and horses to move. The soldiers supported each other and marched, and some pulled their ponytails, and passed the Yongjia Mountain Pass with great difficulty. Before dawn on the 16th, the detachment attacked Zemei with two companies. The cavalry company suddenly launched an attack in the thick fog, killing more than 30 enemies and capturing 20 people.After the battle, the detachment rushed east again and arrived at Leiwuqi on the afternoon of the 17th. More than 400 people from the seventh generation of the Tibetan army were defending here.From our observations, we saw that the enemy launched ahead of us on the mountains in the north and south of Leiwuqi and on the houses on the edge of the town.The detachment used the cavalry of the 53rd Division to reconnaissance and capture the main points of Nanshan and attacked the east of Zhendong, the third company to attack Beishan, and the first and second companies to attack the west of Zhenxi.Under the cover of heavy machine guns and artillery fire, the cavalry company first broke into the south of the town, defending the enemies in the north and south mountains, and retreated while fighting. Under the pursuit of the cavalry, most of them broke up and hid in the dense forest. The seventh generation led more than a hundred remnants of the enemy Flee east.In this battle, we killed, wounded and captured more than 60 enemies, and seized a large amount of ammunition and military supplies. The conquest of Leiwuqi only opened the west gate for marching into Qamdo, and the task of turning the right-wing column of the Northern Group has not yet been completed.The detachment decided to ignore the fatigue of the troops and the difficulty of the constant death of the horses, and concentrated its forces to set off at dusk that day to attack Enda.The chief of staff of the detachment, Guo Shourong, stayed in Leiwuqi, organized horseless soldiers to search the mountains and wipe out them, recalled a group of Tibetan soldiers to surrender, and urged the forward transportation of grain. At dawn on the 18th, the cavalry detachment attacked Enda with the third cavalry company, annihilating a platoon of the seventh generation and taking more than 10 prisoners.It was confirmed from the captives that more than 70 members of the remnant of the seventh generation fled westward.After I occupied Enda and cut off the enemy's only retreat, I decided to rely on Enda to build positions on both sides of the Zhaqu River Chain Bridge, organize defenses and prepare to block the enemy, waiting for the main force of the right column to arrive. On the 19th, Commander Zhang Guohua instructed that the main force had entered Qamdo, but most of the defending enemy fled, and their whereabouts were to be investigated, and they might flee westward. "You immediately attack and advance to Qamdo, seize the enemy, fight and pursue fiercely, wherever the enemy flees, you will chase there." After receiving the order, the detachment immediately attacked and advanced to Qamdo. At dawn on the 20th, they arrived at Zongyi Pass, west of Qamdo.It is known from the masses that there is a large and a small road here, all of which go to Qamdo via Lang.In order to prevent the enemy from escaping from the two roads, the leader of the detachment decided to ride a company of Zhang Kuan and a cavalry without a horse to carry a heavy machine gun and take the trail to attack Langda via Zhugu Temple.The main force of the detachment took the main road to Yuezongyi Mountain Pass and attacked Langda at the same time. After the avant-garde company went down the mountain, it encountered an enemy mountain artillery company. The cavalry charged on horseback, and the enemy surrendered on the spot.In addition to keeping a small number of troops to sweep the battlefield, the main force rushed forward quickly.We found out from the local Tibetans that the enemy fleeing west robbed the horses in the village and took the path to Zhugu Temple.The cavalry detachment and the cavalry reconnaissance company of the 52nd Division entered the east entrance of the valley road of Zhugu Temple from Langda, and met a representative sent by Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme to contact our army on the way.Under their guidance, the main force rushed towards Zhugu Temple. The infantry led by Company Commander Zhang Kuan took the small road to search Zhugu Temple and found Tibetan troops stationed near the temple. They immediately ordered the troops to seize various key points at the west mountain pass of Zhugu Temple. Finally surrendered to me. At 2:00 pm on the 20th, the main force of the detachment and the infantry led by Zhang Kuan met at Zhugu Temple.The main roads of the east and west mountain passes of Zhugu Temple and various key points in the area where the Tibetan army gathers are all controlled by our cavalry.The besieged Tibetan soldiers and their families were terrified.In order to prevent accidents, Comrades Wei Jiazhen and Tian Huipu were in charge of commanding the troops, and I led the guards and Tibetan cadre Yixi Chuchen into Zhugu Temple, and met Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme, the governor of Qamdo, Tibet, and his subordinates of four or more ranks. More than 10 officials. I explained to them the situation at that time and our army's policy, and hoped that the Tibetan army would lay down their weapons and take the road of unity and unification of all ethnic groups in the motherland.Ngapoi and the officials present all expressed their gratitude to the People's Liberation Army, ordered the Tibetan army to lay down their weapons, and immediately handed over the British spy Ford, the Indian telegraph personnel and all communication equipment.After the meeting, the Tibetan army handed over the weapons to the designated place.At this time, Comrade Yang Jun, the political commissar of the 154th Regiment, led the cavalry reconnaissance platoon to Zhugu Temple, and the main force of the regiment arrived in Enda on the 20th. On the 22nd, Tian Huipu, the deputy political commissar of the detachment, organized cadres to set up a demobilization station, issued deportation certificates to Tibetan army officers and soldiers and their families, travel expenses (silver dollars), food, and horses for women, children, and wounded and sick officers and soldiers. 85 people, 2562 soldiers, more than 20,000 silver dollars in travel expenses, and 510 horses were distributed.All the repatriated personnel thanked the PLA for its lenient policy. Some kowtowed and shed tears to our army cadres, saying: You new Han people are the Bodhisattva Army and are life-savers. After returning to your hometown, you will no longer work for the Tibetan reactionaries. On October 28, the cavalry detachment withdrew from Zhugu Temple, and returned to Yushu with the joy of victory in the battle.Comrade Tian Huipu and I took the senior officials of the Tibetan army to Qamdo to use waste cloth, tear it into thin strands, and make long strips to replace green hemp and rubber bands to make livestock utensils. " Of course, this is a not very complicated but very painstaking creative process.The work started in the fifth company first.Under the direct leadership of battalion commander Tang Baoxing, this company gathered everyone's wisdom and experience and tried a set of practical methods. The bridles and reins they tied were strong and beautiful.So under the slogan "Learn from Wulian", the whole regiment adopted their advanced experience.Since then, new creations have sprung up like mushrooms after rain.Chen Jinbao, the leader of the three platoons in a row, used the broken spinning wheel of a fellow villager as a rope-tying tool, and the finished product was fast and good.But there are too few spinning wheels, and only a few can be found after searching the station.Therefore, Balian came up with a new method. They chiseled the plank with holes and put a curved stick on it, which was more useful than a spinning wheel. Soldiers from working people's background have a competitive spirit not to be outdone and a strong sense of collective honor.As a result, work progressed very rapidly.In a row, Hu Hongyun broke more than 20 reins in 3 days.He said: "If you can't hit the reins well, you can't complete the mission. How can you make a great contribution to marching into Tibet!" Under his influence, the whole battalion made 400 reins within 4 days.Another example is that Zhang Qili of the Sixth Company, due to careful research, increased the bridle from one to two per day, and encouraged the whole company to start together, and achieved a good result of more than 80 bridles in 5 days.And Huang Hongjun of the eighth company is even more diligent and quick-eyed, forgetting to eat and sleep, and tied 13 bridles in 3 days. In the end, Fang Gang told me with a smile on his face: "After one week, all the 770 animals were replaced with brand new bridles, reins and tying ropes. One problem after another, one difficulty after another, was solved and overcome. When transporting one after another Even when they were ready to set off, many people looked at the crystallization of their hard work with tears in their eyes. Of course, every leading cadre is also deeply educated, and no difficulty can stop people who will always advance and fight for the cause of the people!"