Chapter 98 98. The director was also trampled underfoot

What Liu Yuzhang is doing here is just the commander’s point of view. Let’s look at the memories of Zhang Qingguang, the commander of the regiment at the time, in the book "Blood War for the Rest of His Life": The army commander led the military personnel to come, and the pier was crowded into a pile, and no one could get in!I shouted at the front: "The army commander is here, give way." I told the people nearby to "squat down"; and I also said, "I am the commander of the 73rd regiment".All the brothers squatted down and did not move, so I parted a way in front and led the army commander and his entourage onto the boat. During the process, some people were knocked down and trampled under their feet, unable to get up. He was trampled to death. I heard that Director Chen Binghuan of the Military, Political and War Department was also trampled under his feet. The team I ordered to squat down was not crowded, so Director Chen and some people who were trampled were rescued.When I got on the boat, I found the division commander and deputy division commander, and asked them what to do?They said it was a mess and there was nothing they could do.

From these memories, we know: how the Kuomintang sacrificed its garrison commander Liu Yuzhang on the eve of fleeing; how Liu Yuzhang snatched the boat by himself and sacrificed his own soldiers.This is how they came to Taiwan back then!After coming here, I will brag!However, Long Yingtai's "Talking about the Sea in 1949" actually avoided talking about such a thrilling retreat picture. What kind of proportion is this called?Long Yingtai had at least read Liu Yuzhang's memoirs. She only talked about the 52nd Army's heroic journey to the north, but did not talk about the 52nd Army's miserable eastward journey. What is the trade-off?