As the mayor of Beijing, he has outstanding achievements and is a good official in the hearts of ordinary people. He lived to 105-

In 20 12, our party held the 18th National Congress in Beijing. It is worth mentioning that the 18th National Congress produced 2270 delegates. So, do you know who is the oldest among all the delegates? This man is Jiao Ruoyu, who once served as the mayor of Beijing and attended the meeting as the representative of the 18th National Congress. At that time, he was 97 years old. Today we will tell the story of Jiao Ruoyu.

Jiao Ruoyu, 19 15, is a native of Ye County, Henan Province. Jiao Ruoyu studied in Beijing No.2 Middle School and the Department of Political Economy of North China University in his early years. It was also in the process of reading that Jiao Ruoyu came into contact with progressive ideas and began to take part in the revolutionary movement. At that time, the Japanese invaders had launched the September 18th Incident and began to encroach on China's land, but the Kuomintang insisted on the policy of "taking peace as the foreign policy". As a patriotic student, Jiao Ruoyu was extremely anxious. How eager he is to take up arms, go to the battlefield, defend his country and drive away the Japanese invaders.

1936, Jiao Ruoyu abandoned his pen to join the army, gave up his studies and joined the anti-Japanese activities. In the same year, Jiao Ruoyu, 2 1 year-old, officially became party member and began to resist Japanese invaders under the leadership of our party. 1937, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out in an all-round way. Later, Jiao Ruoyu moved to the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei base area, participated in the anti-"mopping-up" battle in the anti-Japanese base area behind the enemy lines in Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei, and followed the Eighth Route Army to witness the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the surrender of the Japanese invaders.

After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, Jiao Ruoyu went to work in Hebei-Jilin-Liaoning area, participated in the establishment of the Northeast base area, and did a lot of early support work for the liberation of Northeast China. From 65438 to 0949, after the liberation of Northeast China, Jiao Ruoyu served as the Standing Committee of Liaoning Provincial Party Committee and the first secretary of Shenyang Municipal Committee, and did a lot of work to stabilize the social situation in Shenyang, which also witnessed the establishment of the new China.

In the 1960s, Jiao Ruoyu transferred to the diplomatic circle and successively served as the ambassador to North Korea, Peru and Iran, making outstanding contributions to China's diplomatic work. 1979, Jiao Ruoyu returned to China and became the Minister of the Eighth Ministry of Machinery Industry. He was responsible for the development and production of tactical missiles in China, led the research and development of defense industry and military products in China during that period, and made great progress in related science and technology, which can be said to be remarkable.

198 1 year, Jiao Ruoyu was transferred to Beijing as the mayor of Beijing. Served as the mayor of Beijing for two years, 1983 resigned. During this period, Jiao Ruoyu unswervingly implemented the relevant policies of reform and opening up and did a lot of work to promote economic development. He is a good official in the hearts of ordinary people. From 65438 to 0983, Jiao Ruoyu stepped down as mayor of Beijing. Since then, he has served as secretary of the Beijing Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and director of the Beijing Advisory Committee, and continued to guide Beijing's development and construction with rich experience. 1996, Jiao Ruoyu retired at the age of 8/kloc-0.

After retiring, Jiao Ruoyu mainly lived in Beijing, leading a dull life. In his spare time, he grows flowers and grass in Jiao Ruoyu. He is keen on public welfare undertakings such as Project Hope and often donates money and materials to public welfare undertakings. In his later years, Jiao Ruoyu devoted himself to publicizing the glorious deeds of revolutionary ancestors, and even went to Jidong Martyrs Cemetery to pay homage to and publicize the deeds of revolutionary martyrs, regardless of his advanced age and declining health.

It is worth mentioning that in 20 12, when the 18th National Congress was held, Jiao Ruoyu, who was 97 years old, was also elected as the representative to attend the 18th National Congress, and he became the oldest representative among more than 2,000 delegates attending the 18th National Congress. Coincidentally, Jiao Liuyang, the youngest representative at that time, had the same surname as Jiao Ruoyu, and the age difference was over 70 years.

In 2020, Jiao Ruoyu died at the age of 105.