Wang Sheng

Wang Sheng

Wang Sheng (October 28, 1917 - October 5, 2006), male, formerly known as Jiankai, also known as Xiujie, was born in Longnan County, Jiangxi Province. After graduating from primary school in 1931, he studied tailoring. Later, he ran a stone printing shop in partnership with others, studied in a private school for two years, and served in the army as a clerk in the county brigade. The second grade general of the Kuomintang army graduated from the Central Army Academy (Huangpu Military Academy) in 16 years and the research department of the central cadre academy in 1 years.

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Wang Sheng (October 28, 1917 - October 5, 2006), male, formerly known as Jiankai, also known as Xiujie, was born in Longnan County, Jiangxi Province. After graduating from primary school in 1931, he studied tailoring. Later, he ran a stone printing shop in partnership with others, studied in a private school for two years, and served in the army as a clerk in the county brigade. The second grade general of the Kuomintang army graduated from the Central Army Academy (Huangpu Military Academy) in 16 years and the research department of the central cadre academy in 1 years.

He once served as a supervisor of the office of the inspector general of the fourth administrative region of Jiangxi Province, chief of the military section of the Ganxian government, chief of the Political Work Department of the 208 division of the youth army, Secretary Jiang Jingguo, inspector of the reserve cadre bureau of the Ministry of national defense, chief of the "kan Jian" brigade, chief of the greater Shanghai Youth Service Corps, and Secretary General of the Jiangxi provincial Party Department of the national party. After arriving in Taiwan in 1949, he successively served as president of the political work cadre school of Taiwan's "Ministry of national defense", director of the general political operations department, director of the joint operations training department, and Taiwan's "ambassador" to Paraguay. In 1991, he served as strategic adviser to Taiwan's "presidential palace.". He is a member of the 11th and 12th Standing Committee of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang and a member of the 14th Central Committee. In 2000, he was employed as the national policy adviser of the "presidential palace".

Wang Sheng, the godfather of Taiwan's military political and war system, was a close confidant and cadre of Jiang Jingguo when he started his business in Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province. He was once the backbone of Jiang Jingguo's Ji'an "war cadre regiment", and later became the main force of Jiang Jingguo's "third branch of the Central Military Academy". The rise and fall of Wang Sheng's life are all related to the former "President" Jiang Jingguo. On the surface, Wang Sheng is the godfather of Taiwan's political work, but in essence, Jiang Jingguo is the real founder, and Wang Sheng is only a loyal executor. Due to Wang Sheng's full implementation of Jiang Jingguo's will, he became the first rising general in the 16th issue of Huangpu Military Academy, integrating the power of intelligence, political work and military power.

Wang Sheng once became a powerful figure in Taiwan. Since the late 1930s, when Chiang Ching Kuo was in charge of Gannan, Wang Sheng and Chiang Ching Kuo formed a close friendship and became Chiang's right hand and left hand. After the Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan from the mainland, Wang Sheng tried his best to assist Chiang Ching Kuo in running Taiwan, carrying out a series of political and economic reforms, hosting political work cadre schools, training political and war personnel, and helping Southeast Asia, central and South America, Africa and other countries to run "distant friend classes" to summarize and implement "political warfare theory". During the artillery battle in Kinmen, they carried out the air floating campaign and launched a broadcast propaganda war against the mainland. After the artillery war stopped, Wang Sheng was ordered by Jiang Jingguo to take charge of "Liu Shaokang's office" to carry out anti united front. With the implementation of the "localization" and "Taiwanization" policies, the "Taiwan independence" forces rose. Jiang and Wang opposed China's split and resolutely opposed "Taiwan independence", and they were almost defeated. In the internal power struggle of the Kuomintang, Wang Sheng was released to Paraguay. After the death of Chiang Ching Kuo, the power of the Kuomintang gradually shifted and went from bad to worse. After returning to Taiwan from Paraguay, Wang Sheng organized the "academic research foundation for promoting China's modernization", joined hands with people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait to discuss the grand plan of opposing "Taiwan independence" and promoting reunification, and made efforts to promote cross-strait exchanges and promote reunification.

Personal life

In 1938, he was admitted to the third combat cadre regiment of Nanchang Military Commission, which was classified as the 16th Central Military Academy. The next year, he entered the "training class for cadres of the Jiangxi branch of the three Youth League" in chizhuling, Ganzhou, under the guidance of Jiang Jingguo. After that, he entered the "third phase of the Central Youth class of the three Youth League" and the "first phase of the research department of the central Cadre School of the three Youth League" for training. He has successively served as the supervisor of the office of the supervision commissioner of the fourth administrative region of Jiangxi Province. He is the section chief of Ganxian county government, the group training leader of the Central Youth League branch, the training headmaster of the youth army, the leader of the southeast branch of the youth army's demobilization management office, the leader of the youth army Friendship Association, the inspector of the reserve cadre bureau of the Ministry of national defense, the deputy director of the first Department of the Youth Department of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang, and the deputy director of the Organization Department of the central party department.

In 1948, he accompanied Jiang Jingguo to Shanghai to fight tigers. He served as the leader of the sixth brigade of the exploration and Construction Corps and the major general of the greater Shanghai Youth Service Corps. And with Li Huan and other organizations, "iron saving society.".

In 1949, he was transferred to the post of Secretary General of Jiangxi provincial Party Department of the Kuomintang. Later, he retreated to Taiwan through Guangzhou and set up a "Shipai training class" as the deputy director to train Kuomintang agents.

In 1950, he served as the deputy leader of the first group of the General Political Department of the Ministry of national defense, and concurrently served as a member of the Cadre Training Committee of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang. He immediately went to Danshui to set up the "guerrilla cadre training class" and "the first division of the political work class.". The next year, he was responsible for the preparation of the "political work cadre school". Later, he served as the director of discipline and education of the cadre school, and was promoted to President in 1955.

In 1957, he was elected as an alternate member of the Eighth Central Committee of the Kuomintang. In 1960, he was promoted to deputy director and executive officer of the general political department. He was elected as a member of the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th CPC Central Committee since 1969, and was promoted to "second rank General of the army" in 1970. In 1975, he was promoted to director of the general political operations department. He assisted Jiang Jingguo for a long time, took charge of the "political work system" of the army, founded Liming publishing company, and controlled China TV station, Taiwan times and soldier Youth Daily. He received an honorary doctor's degree from Tan Kuo University of South Korea.

He was elected to the Standing Committee of the 11th CPC Central Committee in December 1976. In 1979, Liu Shaokang's office, known as "shadow cabinet", was established to intervene in foreign military affairs. In March, he served as vice president of China strategic Association. In 1983, after returning to Taiwan from a visit to the United States, Liu ban was demoted. Liu ban was ordered to withdraw, and was immediately transferred to "director of the joint training department of the Ministry of national defense" and released to Paraguay as "ambassador". He withdrew from the Standing Committee of the CPC Central Committee in 1984. In the spring of 1990, the high-level political tide of the Kuomintang participated in the "non mainstream" campaign for "President".

He left office in July 1991. He returned to Taiwan in October to serve as a strategic adviser to the "presidential palace.". In July 1992, the "academic research foundation for promoting China's modernization" was established, and he served as the chairman of the board. In 1993, he was appointed as a member of the 14th Central Committee. In May 2000, he was employed as the national policy adviser of the "presidential palace".

In 2005, he was invited to Chinese mainland to celebrate the victory of the war of resistance against Japan for sixty years.

In the early morning of October 5, 2006, he died of multiple organ failure in the Veterans General Hospital.

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