Liu Binglin

Liu Binglin

Liu Binglin (1909-1982), formerly known as Wang Jiazhen, was born in Helingeer County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and an early member of the Communist Party of China.

He was admitted to the northwest military and political school in 1926 and joined the army in the same year. He joined the Communist Party of China in April 1927. After that, he worked underground for a long time and participated in the agrarian revolution, anti Japanese War and liberation war. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he served as vice governor of Shandong Province, political commissar of Shandong military region, Secretary of Shandong provincial Party committee, President of Shandong University of political science and law, and member of the fifth Shandong Provincial People's Congress He died on March 10, 1982.

Personal resume

He was born in Helingeer County, Inner Mongolia in 1909. In October 1926, he studied in the northwest military and political school and joined the army in the same year. In April 1927, he joined the Communist Party of China. He did intelligence work in the Taihang Mountain Anti Japanese base in 1937. From 1937 to 1945, he successively served as the second section staff officer of the Eighth Route Army field command, the political training team leader of the fifth special department of Southeast Shanxi, the director of public security of the Party committee of Tainan District, the director of public security of the joint office of Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong and Henan, the Secretary and member of the prefectural committee of the North Henan friendly forces working committee, and the deputy director of the Security Department of the Political Department of the Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong and Henan military region. From 1946 to 1949, he successively served as deputy director of the Security Department of the Political Department of the Central Plains military region, director of the Security Department of the Political Department of the second field army, and deputy director of the Nanjing Public Security Bureau. In June 1959, he served as vice governor of Shandong Province. From September 1959 to August 1961, he was the president of Shandong University of political science and law. From December 30, 1960 to January 5, 1961, Liu Binglin served as the Secretary General of the third session of the second people's Congress of Shandong Province. In June 1961, he served as the Secretary of the Shandong provincial Party committee. In December 1963, he served as secretary of the Secretariat of the CPC Shandong Provincial Committee and political commissar of the Shandong military region. Later, he also served as president of the provincial administrative cadre school and director of the provincial Establishment Committee. from 1966 to 1976, he was persecuted because of the cultural revolution. In October 1977, he served as a member, standing committee member and deputy director of the Shandong Provincial Revolutionary Committee and deputy director of the Standing Committee of the fifth Shandong Provincial People's Congress. He is a deputy to the Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the Fifth National People's Congress. On March 10, 1982, Comrade Liu Binglin died.

Personal life

During the war of liberation, Liu Binglin lost contact with the party organization four times in the cruel struggle of white terror. At the critical moment, he lived in the home of a senior left General of the Kuomintang. The general valued him very much and appointed him as the general director of the Provincial Department of construction to take charge of personnel and finance. When he got in touch with the party organization and sent him to the northwest army to do military work, he refused the general's repeated requests and resolutely went on a new revolutionary journey. In 1949, Liu Binglin provided the general's wife's living expenses when she learned that she had not gone to Taiwan. In the autumn of 1950, Liu Binglin's family picked him up from Guisui railway station, who had been away from home for 25 years. He lives a simple life, does not use his power for personal gain, and is strict with his relatives and children. His children and family are not allowed to take his special car. Nephews and grandchildren from their hometown came to take refuge in him and bought a train ticket to send home.

Important events

He was admitted to the northwest military and political school in 1926 and joined the army the following year. Since then, he has been engaged in the party's underground work for a long time and participated in the agrarian revolution, the war of resistance against Japan and the war of liberation. In the autumn of 1934, he obtained information about Chiang Kai Shek's encirclement and suppression of the Soviet Area in Nanchang. Because of the traitor's information, he was followed by enemy agents. He skilfully struggled with the enemy, and only when he arrived in Suzhou did he send the information to the Shanghai party organization in time, so that the party was ready to fight against encirclement and suppression. During the "Xi'an Incident" in 1936, he worked in the Security Department of the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army. He provided all kinds of important information to the party in a timely manner, which provided the party with a basis for correctly handling the "Xi'an Incident". Liu Binglin took great care of young people. In 1936, she was ordered to Xi'an to develop revolutionary forces in the northeast and northwest armies. At the same time, she risked her life to set up a secret Liaison Station in Weihe forest farm and escorted thousands of young students and Patriots to Yan'an. during the Anti Japanese War, he successively served as the second section staff officer of the Eighth Route Army field command, the political training team leader of the five special departments in Southeast Shanxi, the director of public security of the Party committee of Tainan District, the director of public security of the joint office of Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong and Henan, the Secretary and member of the working committee of the North Henan friendly forces, and the deputy director of the Security Department of the Political Department of the Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong and Henan military region. During the liberation war, he successively served as deputy director of the Security Department of the Political Department of the Central Plains military region, director of the Security Department of the Political Department of the second field army, and deputy director of the Nanjing Public Security Bureau. after the founding of the people's Republic of China, he served as deputy director of the Public Security Department of the Southwest Military and political Commission, director of the Security Department of the Political Department of the Southwest Military Region, director of the Public Security Department of Shandong Province, member of the Standing Committee of the CPC Shandong Provincial Committee, director of the Department of politics and law, and vice governor of Shandong Province, who also served as Secretary General of the provincial people's Committee. In 1958, Shandong individuals created the so-called "anti party clique" intelligence leakage case, involving 30 provincial and municipal cadres in prison. Liu Binglin did a lot of investigation and research in charge of the special case review to find out the truth. On this basis, the Shandong provincial Party committee made a correct conclusion to restore the reputation of the wronged cadres. During the cultural revolution, he was interrogated and detained for four years without telling lies and refusing to write all false materials.

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