Wang Chengming

Wang Chengming

Wang Chengming (1926-1988), male, Han nationality, was born in Xizang village, Yaxi Town, Rongcheng City, Shandong Province in 1926. He joined the Communist Party of China in April 1946. Wang Chengming has served successively as the monitor of the Chinese people's Liberation Army, cultural teacher, political instructor of the company, battalion instructor, chief of the division youth section, political commissar of the regiment, political commissar of the division, vice political commissar of the 43rd army, director of the Guilin Revolutionary Committee of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and deputy head of the Political Department of the Wuhan military region.

Life of the characters

In 1941, during the Anti Japanese War, Wang Chengming, who was only 15 years old, took part in the Eighth Route Army (independent battalion of Rongcheng county) full of national indignation and patriotism. From then on, he devoted himself to the armed struggle against Japan and national liberation. Under the training and education of the Communist Party of China, through the continuous tempering of cruel struggle, he raised the awareness of the proletariat, strengthened the class position and belief, bravely went forward in repeated battles, won the trust of the party, and joined the Communist Party of China in January 1944. In December 1942, he took part in the arduous struggle against "mopping up"; in June 1943, he took part in the battle of Miaoji; in 1944, he took part in the battle of Sili to the east of Rongcheng - Chengshantou; in 1945, in the battle of liberation of Shidao in Jiaodong, in the face of serious casualties and a large number of casualties, he stood up as the platoon leader and led his comrades to fight back the Japanese aggressors He was seriously injured and won second class merit. In October 1945, Wang Chengming crossed the sea with his troops from Longkou, Shandong Province to Zhuanghe, Liaoning Province, and then went south to take part in the battle of Shaling. At that time, Wang Chengming's No.1 heavy aircraft company of No.13 regiment of No.5 brigade of Shandong column was the main attack task. In the battle, he showed bravery and tenacity, eliminated many enemies, risked his life to rescue his wounded comrade Chen Shufu, and carried his comrades through the enemy's blockade to reach a safe area. In this battle, he was praised by the Communist Party committee of the regiment for his meritorious service. After that, Wang Chengming took part in the battle of Sanbao Benxi, Xinkailing, Sibao Linjiang, and the Northeast summer autumn winter offensive to liberate Anshan in 1947; he also took part in the famous Tashan blocking battle in the Liaoshen battle and the peripheral battle of Peiping in the Pingjin battle, and then followed the army southward to March thousands of miles into Hunan, Guangxi, Guangdong, Fujian, and took part in the Hengbao battle and Guangxi battle Fighting against bandits in eastern and northern Guangdong. In 1953, as a political commissar of the Communist Youth League, Wang Chengming led his troops to take part in the battle of Dongshan Island in Fujian Province and made contributions to consolidating the coastal defense of the motherland. In his military life, Wang Chengming was seriously injured four times. He was awarded the independent freedom medal, the third level Liberation Medal, the first level independent meritorious service medal of the Chinese people's Liberation Army and the second class meritorious service twice. He died in July 1988 in Wuhan, Hubei Province.

Character evaluation

After the liberation of the whole country, especially during the ten years of turmoil, Wang Chengming successively took charge of the work of the garrison leading groups in Jieyang, Puning, Guilin and Luoyang of Guangdong Province. He dared to resist the perverse actions of Lin Biao's gang of four, stabilized the local social order, and protected some cadres and masses. Up to now, there are still some insiders and cadres who have been protected by Wang Chengming In retrospect, the masses praised him highly. His firm principled stand, regardless of personal honor and disgrace, won the credibility of the party. In 1985, the army was streamlined and reorganized. As the leader of the rehabilitation Office of Wuhan military region, he was good at eliminating all kinds of interference in the face of complex situations. Through in-depth and meticulous ideological and political work, he ensured the smooth completion of the streamlining and reorganizing work. Wang Chengming has been working hard for 20 years in the army leadership post. He always adheres to the party's principles and the ideological style of seeking truth from facts. He is strict with himself, lenient to others, and impartial in handling affairs. He is good at uniting the majority, appointing people on merit, caring for cadres and soldiers, protecting comrades, and doing his duty wholeheartedly They are upright, selfless, broad-minded, always take the overall situation into consideration, and put the interests of the party and the people in the first place. Wang Chengming once wrote a poem to encourage himself: "galloping on the battlefield for decades, leaving the world with courage and sincerity, serving the motherland, being willing to be an ox, and struggling through his old age at dusk.". This is the true portrayal of his life.

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