Liu Bocheng
Liu Bocheng (1885-1975) was a prominent Chinese military leader and strategist in the People's Liberation Army. He played a key role in the Chinese Civil War and the founding of the People's Republic of China. Known for his leadership during critical battles, Liu was instrumental in developing military tactics and strategies that significantly contributed to the Communist victory. He later served as a senior military commander and held various leadership positions within the Communist Party, impacting China's military policies and reforms.
Born on Feb 01, 1883 (142 years old)
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Liu Bocheng was a Marshal in the People's Liberation Army and served as the first president of the Military Academy.
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Liu Bocheng led the 129th Division during the Anti-Japanese War.
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Liu Bocheng praised Deng Yongyao as a 'great revolutionary' who sacrificed everything for the liberation of the Chinese nation.
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China:
Liu Bocheng was involved in the education and mobilization of soldiers.
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China:
Liu Bocheng was a military leader who coordinated the attack on the railway during the Huaihai Campaign.
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Liu Bocheng sent a report to Zhu De before crossing the Jinsha River.
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