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“我们最困难的时候,也是敌人最困难的时候,谁能咬紧牙关坚持最后5分钟,谁就将获得胜利。”这是1948年2月徐向前在动员部署解放临汾战役上的一段讲话。当时,我作为太岳二分区工兵连连长兼政指,有幸参加了这次会议及解放临汾的战役。 临汾城,内高外低,形如卧牛,俗称卧牛城。它东连上党,西濒黄河,南通汴、洛,北阻太原,有巍巍太岳作其屏障,滔滔汾水为其天然之渊,自古就是军事要地,也是历来兵家必争之地。相传当年李闯王能攻下北京,却未能攻下临汾。他一气之下,卸下盔甲挂在城外的一棵树上,挥鞭上马而
“When we were in the most difficult time, it was also the enemy’s most difficult time, and anyone who could clench his teeth for the last five minutes would win the victory.” This was a speech by Xu Xiangqian at the campaign to mobilize and liberate Linfen in February 1948. At that time, as a Tai Yue Division II engineering company commander and governor, I was lucky enough to participate in this meeting and liberation of Linfen campaign. Linfen City, high and low inside, shaped like lying cattle, commonly known as lying cow city. It connects the Party to the east, the Yellow River to the west, Nantong to the south, Luoyang to the north, Taiyuan to the north, the towering Taiyue for its barrier, and the surging water as its natural origin. It has always been a military place since ancient times and is also the place where the military always contends. Legend has it that Li Chuang Wang was able to capture Beijing, but failed to capture Linfen. He angrily, remove the armor hanging in a tree outside the city, whipping horse