Liu Yude's personal profile

Liu Yude has served as secretary of the Party branch of Liujiaying Village since 1975 and has served for 18 consecutive years. Liujiaying, a well-known backward village in the region, has entered the ranks of advanced villages in the region and has been commended by the National Ethnic Affairs Commission and the provincial and municipal people's governments as an advanced collective for national unity and progress. Liu Yude himself has also been rated as an outstanding Communist Party member in Linzi District and an advanced worker in municipal unity for two consecutive years.

In 1993, Liu Yude was hired as deputy section chief of the News Section by the Propaganda Department of the District Party Committee. In 1990, he was seconded to the Culture and Tourism Bureau to engage in secretarial and publicity work.

Liu Yude began literary creation and news writing in 1988. In 1990, he joined the Municipal Writers Group Association and published more than 200 articles of various types, scattered in newspapers and periodicals at all levels, and won many provincial and municipal awards, including 14 newsletters of more than 3,000 words and 9 front-page headlines. A nearly 10,000-word long newsletter "A List of Ten Thousand Vehicles in Linzi" reflecting the construction of the Linzi Ancient Car Museum has been published in Zibo Daily, Guangming Daily, Shandong News Photo Weekly and other newspapers. In addition, he has also written literary works such as the short story "Cold Banquet", the novel "Gunshots in the Ancient Capital", and the monograph "The Song of the Galaxy in the Ancient Capital".

Liu Yude (1902-1985) was born in Shilihe, Liupan Township, Lingxian County. Member of the Communist Party of China. Shandong Province Model Worker.