Pi Dingjun, Lieutenant General

Author: Zhang Fengchu
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: When you mention Pi Dingjun, you will definitely think of the world-famous "Pi Brigade" and marvel at the masterpiece of the thousand-li breakout in Central China. From a cowherd to a seasoned general, Pi Dingjun can be considered a typical warlord of China in the 20th century: surviving nine deaths and ten lives, and being full of wisdom. When you mention Pi Dingjun, you won't help but want to know about his rich emotional world. The love story forged in the flames of war between him and Zhang Feng has always been a beautiful legend: loyalty, tenderness; and longing across thousands of mountains and rivers. When you mention Pi Dingjun, you will naturally think of the six characters personally approved by Chairman Mao: "Pi has merit, advance to Zhongzhou." You will also remember the general's last fate, who, despite being ill, went to the front to supervise the battle and perished in a plane crash, leaving people to sigh with regret while admiring the general's life of military service.