On this day, 76 years ago, on February 21, 1949 (January 24, 1949, the lunar calendar), Mao Zedong met with Fu Zuoyi, and Fu Zuoyi's troops were incorporated into the People's Liberation Army. Zhou Enlai (4 from left) and Fu Zuoyi (5 from left) together On February 21, 1949, Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai met with General Fu Zuoyi in Xibaipo, Hebei. General Fu Zuoyi trembled with excitement when he saw Mao Zedong. After a long time, he said,"I am guilty." "You did a great thing, Mr. Yisheng. In the past, when we met on the battlefield, it was clear. Today, we are uncles and relatives, and we cannot part each other. Chiang Kai-shek spent his whole life playing docks, but you finally got rid of him." Mao Zedong's kind, cordial and witty words greatly encouraged and comforted General Fu Zuoyi, and all doubts disappeared. On the same day, the Pingjin Frontline Command and Political Department of the People's Liberation Army held a meeting of officers at or above the division level of the former Kuomintang army units in Peiping and officially announced the reorganization plan. This plan stipulates that the third-level command organs of the former Kuomintang's North China "Suppression General" Corps and the eight military departments will be disbanded, and all their staff and directly affiliated teams will be incorporated into the People's Liberation Army's Pingjin Front Command and various corps and military departments respectively. The 25 divisions under it will be reorganized into independent divisions of the People's Liberation Army, and the special forces will be combined with the People's Liberation Army and the special forces. Fu Zuoyi was reorganized into the People's Liberation Army. Fu Zuoyi's troops drove out of the city to accept the reorganized