The virtuous people of Shefu Township

Chen Panzao (1897-1990), courtesy name Ziping, was born in Chenwu, Huanggang Village, and was a major general of the Kuomintang. Graduated from Peking University, studied in France and Germany, and received a Master of Science. He once served as the political director of the Northern Expeditionary Army and an instructor of the senior class of the Central Military Academy in Nanjing. After going to Taiwan in the spring of 1946, he served as a professor and acting president of the National Taiwan Normal University. He is the author of "Medicinal Biology", "Records of Chinese Hot Springs", "Literary Criticism", "Outline of Chinese Studies", etc.

Cai Bi (1903--?), with pure character, was from the lower streets of Shefu Village. A graduate of the sixth class of Huangpu Military Academy, he is a major general of the Kuomintang and a major general and deputy commander of the 23rd Division of the National Army. Go to Taiwan.

Chen Jiaying, a native of Chenwu, Huanggang Village during the Republic of China, graduated from Tsinghua University and served as the principal of Gan County Kindergarten Middle School.

Chen Meifu (1914-2000), a native of Chenwu, Choucun Village, served as chief of staff, deputy minister, and consultant of the Logistics Department of the Shenyang Military Region, and was the founding major general of the People's Republic of China. He joined the Communist Youth League of China in 1930, the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in 1931, and the Communist Party of China in 1932. He has successively served as soldier, platoon leader, company commander, deputy battalion commander, deputy regiment commander, regiment chief of staff, section chief, deputy captain of the Eastward Cadre Corps, director of the County Public Security Bureau, captain of the Luda Municipal Public Security Corps, and No. 1 of the Luda Garrison District. Deputy commander and chief of staff, chief of staff, deputy minister, consultant of the logistics department of the Shenyang Military Region, vice chairman of the Liaoning Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, etc. He was awarded the rank of major general in 1955. He was awarded the second-level August 1st Medal, the second-level Medal of Independence and Freedom, the second-level Liberation Medal, and the first-level Red Star Meritorious Medal of Honor. He died in Shenyang on December 3, 2000 due to illness at the age of 86.

Ding Zhenyu (1917-1978) was a native of Luogonglong, Guijiang Village. Deputy Commander and Advisor of the Hunan Provincial Military Region. Joined the Communist Party of China in 1934. Joined the revolution in January 1932. In January 1932, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. In September 1934, he was appointed as Zhou Enlai's bodyguard. Participated in the Long March. In 1935, he served as platoon commander and company commander. During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as company commander of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, battalion commander of the 7th Regiment of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region, and deputy commander of the 1st Division. During the War of Liberation, he served as section chief of the Northeast Democratic Alliance Headquarters, battalion commander, deputy commander, and commander of the 10th Column of the 12th Brigade of the East Manchuria Military Region. In 1949, he was appointed commander of the 417th Regiment of the 47th Army. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as chief of staff and division commander of the 140th Division of the Volunteer Army, commander of the Chenzhou Military Division of the Hunan Military Region, and deputy commander and consultant of the Hunan Provincial Military Region. Died on July 18, 1978. (In September 1934, Ding Zhenyu joined Zhou Enlai as a guard. When he first came, it was difficult to even write his own name. After learning from Zhou Enlai for a few months, he was able to write letters. After the Long March, whenever there was a war, Ding Zhenyu always wanted to rush forward. . He was not nervous at all when encountering enemy bombings. He protected his commander and helped evacuate the troops. Zhou En saw that Xiao Ding was brave and had the potential to organize and command, so he made him a platoon leader in the company the next year. Later, Ding Zhenyu turned out to be an outstanding commander.

Ding Shengyang (1918-1991), born in Luogonglong, Guijiang Village, was the commander of the Qujing Military Division in Yunnan. He joined the revolution in July 1930. He joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in December and joined the Communist Party of China in June 1933. He served successively as instructor, battalion commander, commander of the 127th Corps, and commander of the Yunnan Qujing Military Division. In 1988, he received the second-level Red Star Medal of Merit. . Died of illness in Kunming on January 24, 1991, at the age of 73.

Male, Liu Dingji (1912.2~1986.9), deputy director of the Sichuan Provincial Department of Water Resources and Department of Water Resources and Electric Power. He joined the revolution in May 1931 and served as a member of the district Red Guard. In February 1933, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army and later joined the Communist Party of China. During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as a soldier and platoon leader of the Third Division of the Ninth Army of the First Red Army. Platoon leader of the 32nd Army of the Second Red Army. During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as deputy political instructor and political instructor of the artillery company of the 1st and 2nd Infantry Division of the Eighth Route Army, organizational officer of the Fourth Brigade of the Anti-Japanese University Headquarters, and deputy political instructor of the Fifth Division. During the war, he served successively as Chief of the Organizational Section of the 14th Regiment of the 12th Independent Division, and as Section Chief, Deputy Director and Director of the Organizational Section of the Political Department of the Guerrilla Brigade of the Libei Military Division. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as Deputy Political Officer of the 3rd Guards Regiment of the Jinsui Military Region. Member, deputy director of the Xikang Branch of Southwest Revolutionary University, deputy director of the Xikang Provincial Department of Commerce, and deputy director of the Sichuan Provincial Department of Water Resources and Water Conservancy and Electric Power. He died in Chengdu in September 1986 at the age of 74. Xie Lishun (1907~1966.12), formerly known as Lifu, was a deputy prosecutor of the Jiangxi Provincial People's Procuratorate. He joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in April 1929 and later joined the Communist Party of China during the Agrarian Revolutionary War. , guard, communications squad leader, platoon leader, deputy company commander, and company commander. Participated in the first to fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" battles in the Central Soviet Area and the 25,000-mile Long March, and served as the 81st Army of the Eighth Route Army during the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War. Division and Battalion Commander, Deputy Commander of Gansu Zhangye Military Division. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as Captain of the First Brigade of the Northwest Military Academy, Deputy Director of the Personnel Department of the Northwest Military and Political Commission, Captain of the Gansu Public Security Corps and Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee. Deputy Director of the Gansu Provincial Public Security Department, and served as Deputy Procurator-General of the Jiangxi Provincial People's Procuratorate on December 24, 1962. He died in Shanghai at the age of 59.

Liu Guobao (1915-2014.08.15). ), a native of Liudong, Xiyuan Village, and deputy director of the Textile Industry Department of Liaoning Province.

Born in 1915, he joined the Red Army in 1931. In October 1934, he started the Long March from Xingguo with the 16th Division of the Third Red Army, and was the communications platoon leader at the time. During the Long March, he participated in the famous defense of the Xiangjiang River, the fourth crossing of Chishui, the Battle of Lou...guan, the Battle of Zunyi, skillfully crossing Jinshating, forcibly crossing the Dadu River, flying to seize the Luding Bridge, crossing the Snow Mountain, and Wu Qi at the foot of Liupan Mountain. The town participated in the conference with the Northern Shaanxi Red Army. During the attack on Zunyi, a bullet shot through his thigh. He walked the 25,000-armor Long March with a stick. In the afternoon of 1982, Liu Guobao retired from his post as deputy director of the Liaoning Provincial Department of Textile Industry and recuperated at home. At the end of 2005, he, his daughter and son-in-law, together with five other people, took a van and set off from Jiangxi and Gannan. The journey lasted 117 days and traveled 21,000 kilometers. They retraced the route of the Red Army's Long March and passed through 18 provinces (autonomous regions) and hundreds of counties. By March 5 this year, he had once again completed the 25,000-mile journey, becoming the oldest person to repeat the Long March.

Li Guangming (1917~) male, from Wulong Village. He joined the revolution in 1931 and transferred from the Youth League to the Communist Party of China in 1936. During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as a propagandist for the First Red Army Corps. During the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation, he served successively as the youth officer of the 115th Division Teaching Brigade of the Eighth Route Army, the director of the Fifth Institute of Binhai District, Shandong Province, and the director of the Health Department of Jiaodong East Sea District. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as the director of the Logistics Department of the Changzhou Military Division in Jiangsu Province, the director of the 11th Army Hospital, the director and political commissar of the Military Service Bureau of Taizhou City in Jiangsu Province, the director of the Political Department of the 20th Institute of the National Defense Science and Technology Commission, and the director of the National Defense Science and Technology Commission. Deputy Director and Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the 11th Institute of the Communist Party of China.

Liu Kexiu, born in 1916, was born in Leishan, Shuanglong Village. In 1932, he participated in revolutionary work and participated in the Long March. After liberation, he served as county magistrate of Gan County and deputy director of the county revolutionary committee. Died of illness in 1980.

Xie Jiansan, born in February 1928, male, Han nationality, from Choucun Village. Graduated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering of Harbin Institute of Technology and started working in May 1949. He is an associate professor at Huangshi Branch of Wuhan Institute of Technology and a professor at Huangshi Institute of Technology.

Zeng Changshen, male, Han nationality, from Hengxi Village. Graduated from Shanghai Daxia University and served as principal of Xingguo County Simple Normal School and Ningdu Normal School. Died of illness in 1979.

Cai Shimin (1944-) is from the lower streets of Shefu Village. Joined the Communist Party of China in January 1965, started working in July 1967, and has a university education. In August 1968, he served as the deputy platoon leader of the college student company of the Niutianyang Production Base of the Guangzhou Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army; in April 1970, he worked in the Nanjing Foreign Languages ??Institute of the Chinese People's Liberation Army; in August 1977, he served as the deputy director and director of the 61156 unit of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Chief, Deputy Director, and Director; from April 1999, he served as Director of Unit 61669 of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and was promoted to the rank of Major General at the same time.

Xie Xiuqi (1953--), a native of Chou Village Village, with a postgraduate degree, currently serves as deputy minister of the United Front Work Department of the Provincial Party Committee, Party Secretary and Director of the Provincial Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau, member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial CPPCC, and Social and Legal Affairs Committee of the Provincial CPPCC Deputy Director. He has served as a leader for a long time, and has successively served as deputy secretary of the Xingguo County Party Committee of the Communist Party of China, deputy secretary of the Gan County County Party Committee of the Communist Party of China, county magistrate of the Gan County People's Government, member of the Standing Committee of the Xinyu Municipal Party Committee, secretary of the Chongqing District Party Committee, member of the Standing Committee of the Xinyu Municipal Party Committee, Minister of Organization, In 2002, he served as deputy director of the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Agriculture and other positions. In August 2006, he served as Party Secretary and Director (department level) of the Provincial Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau. In the past four years of engaging in ethnic and religious work, I have attached great importance to learning and research, and have a profound theoretical foundation and practical experience. I have published academic papers and poetry works in national and provincial newspapers and online media many times, and have been invited to Lectures at the Central Party School, relevant national ministries and commissions, provincial committees, provincial people's congresses, provincial governments, provincial CPPCC organs, provincial party schools, relevant provincial departments, and colleges and universities. He has been employed as a part-time or visiting professor by the National Religious Affairs Bureau Training Center, the Provincial Party School, and the Provincial Socialist College.

Chen Maosheng (1953- ), a native of Liyuan Village, graduated from Jiangxi University of Science and Technology (formerly Southern Metallurgical Institute) in mining in 1975. He once served as the mine director of Huamei'ao Tungsten Mine, manager of China Nonferrous Metals Nanchang Company, and China Aluminum Corporation Deputy General Manager of Industrial Co., Ltd. Since April 2005, he has been appointed as the Supervisory Commissioner (director-level) of the State Administration of Work Safety and the National Work Safety Commission.

Song Furong, born in August 1948, is a native of Pearl Village in Shuanglong Village. After graduating from high school in 1968, he returned to his hometown to work as a farmer and worked as a worker in the Huamei'ao Tungsten Mine. He graduated from Shandong Mining Institute (now Shandong University of Science and Technology) in September 1976. After graduation, he went to Tibet and served as deputy secretary of the Linzhi District Discipline Inspection Commission of the Communist Party of China and Director of the Inspectorate. Now retired, he still lives in Tibet.

Xie Ziping, (1971-- ), is a Xie man from Chou Village. Graduated from the Chinese Society and Development Research Center of Peking University and received a postdoctoral degree from the Public School of Management of Renmin University of China. He once served as a researcher in the Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and is currently the Minister of Agriculture and Deputy Director of the Office.

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