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Fu Zuoyi (simplified Chinese: 傅作义; traditional Chinese: 傅作義; pinyin: Fù Zuòyì; Wade–Giles: Fu Tso-i) (June 2, 1895 − April 19, 1974) was a Chinese military leader. He began his military career in the service of Yan Xishan , and he was widely praised for his defense of Suiyuan from the Japanese.
Fu Zuoyi (chino simplificado: 傅作义; chino tradicional: 傅作義; pinyin: Fù Zuòyì; Wade–Giles: Fu Tso -i) (2 de junio de 1895 - 19 de abril de 1974) fue un líder militar chino. Comenzó su carrera militar al servicio de Yan Xishan y fue ampliamente elogiado por su defensa de Suiyuan de los japoneses.
Fu Zuoyi, el gobernador de Suiyuan, fue nombrado comandante del 7.º Grupo de Ejércitos, y Liu Ju-ming, gobernador de Chahar, fue nombrado comandante adjunto, defendiendo Chahar con la 143.ª División y dos Brigadas.
Los 34.º y 35.º ejércitos estaban en reserva, comandados por Fu Zuoyi, para controlar el área de Dingxiang y Xinxian .
Fu Zuoyi began his military career with Warlord Yen Xishan's Shanxi Army in about 1920. After swearing loyalty to the Nationalist Party, he participated in the Northern Expedition against warlords in northern China between 1926 and 1927, and between 1928 and 1929 acted as the commander of the Tientsin Garrison.
Campaign. Zhangjiakou. Map showing the Pingjin campaign as one of the three campaigns during the Chinese civil war. On 29 November 1948, the People's Liberation Army launched an assault on Zhangjiakou. Fu Zuoyi immediately ordered the Nationalist 35th Army in Beiping and the 104th Army in Huailai to reinforce the city.
Fu Zuoyi was a Chinese military leader. Background. Fu Zuoyi was born on June, 1895 in Linyi, Shanxi, China. Education. Fu Zuoyi was educated at the Baoding Military Academy. He served under Yan Xishan, warlord of Shanxi, from 1918 until the collapse of the latter's anti-Jiang Jieshi coalition in 1930.
