Who is the chief of staff of the famous anti-Japanese Xue Yue? What's your comment on Changsha Battle?

Wu Yizhi was an aide to the famous anti-Japanese star Xue Yue. He was born in 1896 in a village called Shenpi, Fengshun County, Guangdong Province. He graduated from the famous military academy at that time and went to a famous German university to study military and economy. He and General Xue Yue were military school classmates. In that war-torn era, the great rivers and mountains of the motherland were under the iron hoof of the Japanese invaders, and the patriotic soldiers in China were indignant and drove the invaders out of the country. General Xue Yue and Wu Yizhi were pioneers of the Anti-Japanese War at that time.

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During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, General Xue Yue was the commander of the Ninth Theater and General Wu Yizhi was the chief of staff of Xue Yue. He is brilliant, and has deep feelings and tacit cooperation with General Xue Yue. One is strong and the other is gentle. They fought side by side again and again, defeating the ambition of the Japanese invaders. Among them are the famous Changsha Defence War and Wanjialing Campaign, which was the first great victory of the national army and inspired the confidence of the whole people in the war of resistance.

Xue Yue's aide, General Wu Yizhi, was brilliant and farsighted, so he offended Chiang Kai-shek and nearly died, but he retired from the military and political circles. After the liberation of the mainland, he went to the provincial capital of Taiwan Province, devoted himself to the research of military theory, and wrote many military works. He wrote many poems with outstanding talent. 196 1 In winter, 66-year-old Wu Yizhi died of a heart attack and was buried in Taipei.

General Xue Yue became famous all over the world before and after his death, while Wu Yizhi, the aide of Xue Yue, slowly faded out of the world's sight. But Wu Yizhi's hometown has never forgotten him. The school he donated is still there, and his former residence is still white walls and blue tiles. Wu Yizhi's great achievements are recorded in the main hall of Meizhou Memorial Hall.

Historians' evaluation of the Battle of Changsha is that the Battle of Changsha was the largest Sino-Japanese Battle on the battlefield of China in the Second World War, with more than one million troops deployed by both sides, which lasted for five years. It was a time-consuming and labor-intensive battle. The battle of Changsha also plays an important role in the world battlefield.

Before the Battle of Changsha, the Japanese invaders were arrogant in China and captured a large area of China in a short time. The battle of Changsha stopped Japan's ambition to attack the southwest and hit Japan's arrogance. At that time, the newspaper's comments on the Changsha Battle added confidence to the people of China.

The battle of Changsha also had a great influence on the world at that time. Some British and American media commented that the Changsha Battle slowed down the Japanese offensive, so that a large part of the Japanese army was pinned down by China, which reduced the pressure of Britain and the United States on the Pacific battlefield and enabled Britain and the United States to have enough troops to attack Germany in Europe.

At that time, both Chinese and Japanese personnel who witnessed the Changsha Battle commented that the Changsha Battle was very cruel, and the battlefield environment of the Changsha Battle was also very bad, because the battlefield of the Changsha Battle was located in the surrounding areas of Hunan, with complex terrain and harsh environment, and soldiers from both sides often fought in the wilderness.

Changsha Battle occupies an important position in China and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. The Changsha Battle ensured the safety of southwest China, and the then National Government was in Chongqing in the southwest. If the Japanese invaded the southwest, with the collapse of the national government, there would be no government to lead the people of China in the war of resistance. Therefore, historians evaluate that the Changsha Battle ensured the security of the China government. The battle of Changsha played a great role, but it also paid a great price, because the China army suffered more than 65,438+million casualties in the battle of Changsha.