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Author: Hammer Jack statement: Soldiers say originality, plagiarism will be investigated1944165438+1At 7 o'clock on the evening of October 9, a gunshot suddenly came from the division headquarters in Guilin13/kloc-0. The soldiers who heard the gunshots ran into the house one after another, and found that the teachers who were still leading the troops to kill the enemy and visiting the front line in the morning had fallen in a pool of blood. Despite our best efforts, we failed to save the life of the major general. On his desk before his death, people found a farewell poem left by Major General: "Ten million heads are United, will you spare this life?" When a man dies, he will leave a leopard with skin, and beheading him will not be a general. "They are all crying and sobbing. Several soldiers bandaged the teacher's wound, then covered the body with the teacher's flag, put it in a coffin and buried it in a nearby trench. Kan Wei Yong, a real soldier in China who lived and died with Guilincheng, thus ended his fighting career. The handsome general Kan1900 was born in a traditional intellectual family in Liuzhou on August 29th. When he was young, he was deeply loved by his father because of his studious and caring personality. Kan Wei Yong takes heroes such as Wen Tianxiang and Yue Fei as idols, and insists on self-motivation, self-discipline and self-care, and does everything by himself. So I also formed the habit of hard work. /kloc-When he was 0/4 years old, Kan Weiyong moved to Nanning with his father and studied in Nanning Model School. 19 17 was admitted to Guangzhou medical college with excellent results. 19 19 After the May 4th Movement broke out, Kan Wei Yong felt that studying medicine was hopeless. Only by joining the army and changing martial arts can he save the country. " He immediately left his studies in Guangdong Medical College, re-referred, and finally entered the engineering department of Jiangwutang of Guangxi Army for further study. The following year, Kan Wei Yong graduated with the second place. After graduation, Kan Weiyong worked in Guangxi appeasement office and 1924 army. Li Zongren passed the examination and was appointed as the confidential staff officer of the military department. From 65438 to 0926, the first military and political school (Nanning Military Academy) was established in Nanning, and Kan became the instructor of the school. He encouraged everyone to "serve the country faithfully", "die for the country" and "protect the country and defend the country", which is quite prestigious among students. When a young Kan family taught her daughter to ride a stroller, Kan went to Nanjing Army Engineering School to study. During this period, after learning about the atrocities committed by the Japanese invaders in Northeast China, he immediately wrote an indignant poem to express his indignation: "Determined to clear Liaodong and smell chickens dancing;" Ambition drove the Japanese invaders. "Naoto Kan Wei Yong served as a traffic battalion commander and was in charge of a series of military positions. 1939, this inspirational Liuzhou man who drove away the Japanese invaders and recovered China was admitted to the first class of Class B of Zunyi Army University for further study. In engineering specialty, Kan Wei Yong has profound attainments and is well informed. Wearing glasses, he is a versatile "Confucian general": not only is he proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, but his writing and calligraphy are second to none in the military! General Kan's family took a group photo with General Kan's letter to his wife, 1938. At that time, General Kan was the director of the Communications Department of the Fifth Route Army Command and the head of the communication group. This photo was taken in Guilin in April 1940. General Kan graduated from the Army University and served as deputy division commander in the Army 19 Division. Soon, he was transferred to the 3 1 Army Chief of Staff and participated in the Battle of Kunlun Pass. 1942, Kan Weiyong was appointed as the division commander of 3 1 army 13 1, stationed in southwest Guangxi to defend the territory. In the mouth of the officers and men, you can also know a little about General Kan. Chen Bijing, a former operational staff officer, recalled: "Kan Gong was slender and delicate, and he looked very gentle with glasses. He has an amazing memory and extensive knowledge. He not only writes well, but also has a deep knowledge of Chinese studies. In addition, both English and Japanese are flexible, and Hu Qinla's skills are vivid and won the love of his subordinates. In-depth research on engineering, communication, education and other disciplines. Such talents are really rare! As an adjutant, Captain Li recalled, "He was very active and humorous. Never put on airs, you can blend in with officers and men wherever you go. Every morning, he wears a soldier's uniform and leads us to exercise barefoot in the division. How can such a teacher be unpopular? " The Battle of Kunlun Pass is a tough battle in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. China invested nearly 300,000 troops, and achieved the record of annihilating Masao Nakamura, the head of the enemy Major General Brigade, and annihilating more than 5,000 people in the 2nd1Brigade of the Japanese invaders. Kan Wei Yong was one of the 300,000 soldiers who took part in the war. 1944, the U.S. military made great strides in "island-seizing tactics" in the Pacific battlefield. The Japanese invaders who were arrogant in those days have been defeated like grasshoppers in autumn. In order to save the decline, they mobilized 654.38+10,000 troops and invaded southern Guangxi along the Guixiang Line, trying to get through the Chinese mainland traffic line. In August of that year, the Battle of Guiliu broke out. Kan Weiyong led his troops to Guilin, Guangxi. Under the siege of a formidable enemy, Naoto Kan Wei Yong did not flinch. He told his men to step up building fortifications, evacuate people, make all defensive preparations, and be determined to defend Guilin, a city of mountains and rivers, with his own life. However, the other two divisions (13 1 75 and 188) that should have supported13 were transferred to other uses by their superiors in the name of "mobile warfare". At this time, 13 1 division was alone in Guilin. 165438+1On October 8th, Japanese aggressors attacked Qixingyan with gas bombs, resulting in the death of more than 800 officers and men of 39 1 regiment defending this area. 13 1 The 392nd and 393rd regiments under the division suffered heavy casualties under the repeated onslaught of the Japanese aggressors. In this situation, Yunsong Wei, the commander of Guilin Yugoslav capital, flinched. At the military meeting held at Tiefo Temple at 4: 00 pm on the 9th, he first criticized the 13 1 division defending Guilin, calling it "unfavorable defense, which caused the Japanese army to invade the city and wreak havoc". Later, he stated the idea that "the strength of the enemy and ourselves is indeed far from each other, because we have to abandon the city at midnight to break through." Among the officers attending the meeting, except Kan who still insisted on defending Guilin to the death, everyone else was silent. Faced with such a situation, General Naoto Kan chose to leave angrily. Finally, the promise of "surviving with Guilin" was fulfilled by suicide. General Wei Yong on a motorcycle. This photo was taken one day after 1935, announcing that Guilin was under Japanese attack. As the victorious side, the Japanese army, which has always been arrogant, rarely accepted the request of the surviving officers and men of 13 1 division, and asked his men to re-collect the body of General Kan and give it a heavy burial. Later, the "Tomb of zhina Army General Kan Weiyong" was erected. 1945 10. Two months after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Kan Weiyong was posthumously awarded the rank of lieutenant general and held a grand funeral for him on March 29th of the following year. Its tomb is located in Bowangping, Qixingyan, Guilin, and another memorial tower is displayed in Dongzhen Road home. This Confucian general, who loves soldiers like children, is loyal to the liver and courageous, and finally reunited with his men who fought bloody battles underground. Today, it has been collectively called the "Tomb of Three Generals and Eight Hundred Heroes". General Kan Wei Yong and his department are buried here.