Liu Jingzhi

Liu Jingzhi

Liu Jingzhi, born in 1880 in Sanmen village, Xinming Township, is an enlightened gentleman and a famous Anti Japanese Democrat. At the age of 12, Jing Zhi began to study business, and loved novels and all kinds of romance. In his later years, he liked to read Li Bai, Du Fu, Lu Xun and other poems. In order to manage tea as a lifelong career, set up tea shops in Nanjing, Yangzhou and other places. Houkui is the famous tea he promoted. He was a tea merchant in Taiping County at that time. Since 1924, he has been in charge of township administration and founded three primary schools to educate people. After the explosion of the Anti Japanese War, Jing Zhi served soldiers in Sanmen residence, known as "compulsory military station".

Famous Anti Japanese democratic personages

In February and March of 1939, Zhou Enlai, vice chairman of the CPC Central Committee, visited the military headquarters of Yunling New Fourth Army in Jingxian county. He went back and forth to jiexiejing's home and sent letters to his father and son personally. During the Anti Japanese War, many leaders and foreign friends of the new Fourth Army visited his home He was moved by the Anti Japanese patriotic enthusiasm of the Communist Party of China. Jing Zhi sympathized with and supported the revolution. He was hated by the Kuomintang authorities and was arrested and jailed four times. In prison, he was fearless of violence and righteous. In October 1945, in order to avoid the arrest of the county magistrate of the Kuomintang government, he fled to Nanjing alone overnight. On April 28, 1946, Zhou Enlai, who was far away in Chongqing, wrote a letter praising him. After that, he immediately operated tea in Nanjing. He once served as the chairman of Nanjing Tea Association and contributed to the sales and development of Taiping tea. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he successively served as the people's representative of Taiping County and member of the South Anhui people's political office, attended the first session of the first CPPCC Committee of Anhui Province, and was employed as a librarian of the provincial culture and history museum. On December 30, 1965, he died of illness in Nanjing at the age of 85. He was the author of a brief review of 80 years.

Chairman of the fifth Jilin Provincial Committee of the CPPCC

Personal experience

Liu Jingzhi was born in Dandong City, Liaoning Province in 1920. He took part in revolutionary work in 1938 and joined the Communist Party of China in 1939. He has been engaged in the party's theoretical propaganda and news work for a long time. During the Anti Japanese War, he served as a special reporter, office director and editorial board member of Shandong Dazhong daily; during the war of liberation, he served as the deputy president and director of Communication Department of Liaodong daily, the president and general manager of Anton daily; after the founding of new China, he served as the director of newspaper department and theory department of Propaganda Department of northeast Bureau, the general manager of Jilin daily and the deputy director of Propaganda Department of northeast Bureau. Since 1972, he has successively served as director of the Cultural Bureau of Liaoning Province, deputy leader of the propaganda group of the provincial Party committee, deputy director and Minister of the Propaganda Department of the Liaoning provincial Party committee, deputy president of the Xinhua news agency and Secretary of the Party group of the organ. In 1982, he was Secretary of the CPC Jilin Provincial Committee; in 1985, he was elected chairman of the fifth Jilin Provincial Committee of the CPPCC. He died in Changchun on January 16, 1993 at the age of 73.

Social evaluation

Comrade Liu Jingzhi conscientiously implemented the party's propaganda policies and principles, concerned about the development of literature and art, and did a lot of fruitful work for the party's theoretical propaganda and news work. All his life, he was open and aboveboard, took the overall situation into consideration, was upright and upright, and had high moral character; he was honest and devoted to the party and the people, and showed the lofty integrity of a Communist Party member.

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