The life of Liu's characters

Comrade Liu, 19 16, was born in Fenghuang county, Hunan province in April. 1938 joined the army in July and joined China in September of the same year. After the hard years of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, he was transferred to the newly established Qingdao Naval Base as the Minister of Political Propaganda in June 1950. 1political commissar of Ren Haijun Engineering Design and Research Bureau in May, 1979,1retired in April, 1983, enjoying the post treatment of deputy corps level. Comrade Liu has successively served as the propaganda officer of the first regiment of Kangda University General School, the propaganda chief of Taihang Brigade of Kangda University, the director of the political department of the third longitudinal education regiment, the propaganda minister of the political department of Qingdao Naval Base, the propaganda minister of the political department of Naval Logistics Department, and the political commissar of the Naval Engineering Design and Research Bureau. 1955 10 was awarded the third-class medal of independence and freedom, and 1988 was awarded the medal of honor for independent meritorious service of China People's Liberation Army in July.

During his decades of revolutionary career, Comrade Liu devoted his life to national liberation, army building and the development of the People's Navy. He is loyal to the party, the motherland, the people and the communist cause. Firmly support the party's line, principles and policies, conscientiously study the innovative theories of Marxism–Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought and the party, and consciously maintain a high degree of consistency with the CPC Central Committee and the Central Military Commission in ideological and political actions; He stresses party spirit, principles and the overall situation, is frank and bright, and dares to resolutely fight against all kinds of wrong ideas and behaviors; He respected knowledge and cherished talents, and devoted a lot of efforts to the training and construction of the backbone of the army. He is approachable, concerned about deployment, modest and prudent, United with comrades, honest and clean, and has no personal feelings. He has always maintained the political nature of hard struggle of our party and army, and is deeply respected and loved by the vast number of officers and men. After he left office on 1983, he still cared about the modernization of the army and made suggestions for the naval cause, showing a high degree of political consciousness and historical mission as an old comrade and old party member.