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Section 1: Former Officials of the Republic of China
Ding Zhanye Is a member of the Omura group in Qianpi Village. Born in the early years of the Qianlong Dynasty, qianlong twenty-three years (1758) Autumn Moon ZhiJinshi was born, Wenlin Lang original knowledge. He successively served as the governor of Zhenjiang Prefecture in Jiangnan and the governor of Jintan County.
Ding Zhaohua Is a person in The middle village of Zhenbei. Born in March of the year of Qing Tongzhi Jiazi (1864), Yi Kusheng was a police gentleman of Xinpi. Xuantong Xinhai Year (1911) died.
Li Forest No. Cuipo, Tangkeng Village Tangkeng people. Born in September of the year of Qing Tongzhi (1873), he was a taishi and a xiucai. He died in July of the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935).
Zhong Yunwen was a native of Qunlian Village, a wuju man in the thirty-seventh year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1772).
Zhong Youlun Character Shu Wu, Qunlian Village under the Wu Xue people. Born in June of the first year of the Ming Dynasty (1621), Engong in the eighteenth year of Qing Shunzhi (1661), and in the second year of Kangxi (1663), he served as a jinshi in Zhi County, Wuping County, Changting Prefecture, Fujian Province.
Zhong Junying Qunlian Village Shiguyan people. During the Qing Guangxu period (1875-1908), he entered the priesthood.
Ding Wenda Is a zhenbei person in the middle of the village. Qing Guangxu JiaShennian (1884) was born in June, Yi Kusheng. Graduated from Qiannan Normal School and graduated from Beijing Law and Politics College. He was a senator of the Jiangxi Provincial Council.
Ding Zuoquan Zhongyuan Village Bay back people. Born in April of the 10th year of Qing Tongzhi (1871), he graduated from the prison department of Ganzhou Law and Politics College and was a student of the Qing Dynasty. He once served as the director of the huixiang of the Ren District Autonomous Region of Yudu County, the manager of the slaughter tax in Ren District, the director of the Jiangxi Postal Affairs Bureau, the manager of the Xinpi Mail Agency, and the director of the Ren District Security Regiment.
Ding Yonggong is a native of Bantang Village. Director of Xinpi Joint Security Office.
Ding Shifang Is a person in The village of Ding Shifang. Qing Guangxu was born in September 1906 and graduated from high school. He served as the director of the radio station, the principal of the Xinpi Township National Central School, the secretary of the Xinpi Township Branch Department of the Kuomintang, the mayor of Xinpi Township, and the mayor of Heping Township, and went to Taiwan in 1949 and died of illness in October 1966.
Ding Renxian Is a man of the village of Zhongyuan. Born in December 1920, graduated from high school. He once served as the mayor of Xinpi Township Public Office and the station manager of Yiyang Station of Zhejiang-Gansu Railway.
Ding Liangcheng Zi Cexun, Zong Yao, a native of Qianpi Village. After graduating from the military cadre school, he served as a regimental commander and division commander, with the rank of colonel. He went to Taiwan in 1949.
Ding Caihua is a native of Zhongyuan Village. Director of Xinpi Joint Security Office.
Ding Keqing moved the Cheba people of Pi Village. Born in April 1925, he moved to Taiwan with the school when he was studying at the Nanjing Military Academy in 1949, and later graduated from the 24th phase of the Whampoa Military Academy in Taiwan, where he successively served as a company commander, battalion commander, colonel commander, and division chief of staff of the Kuomintang army.
Ding Zongchang Moved to The village of Cheba. Secretary of the Xinpi Township Branch of the Kuomintang and mayor of Xinpi Township.
Ding Guofen, also known as Tianjian, is a man of the village of Zhongyuan. Qing Guangxu was born in July of the 26th year (1900) and graduated from Nanchang Hosei University. A staff member of the Military Section of the Party Department of the Nanjing Central Committee of the Kuomintang and secretary general of the Yongchun Commissioner's Office of Fujian Province, he went to Taiwan in 1949 and died of illness in May 1991.
Ding Guorong, also known as Yu Xu, Guo Rong, and Hua Fu, is a zhenbei person in Zhongyuan Village. Qing Guangxu was born in November 1904. After graduating from the sixth term of the Whampoa Military Academy, he served as a platoon commander, company commander, battalion commander, deputy staff officer of the regiment, deputy commander of the Security Command of the Sixth Administrative Region of Shangrao, Jiangxi Province, and the county magistrate of Xinjian County.
Ding Guocui, also known as Xinpu, is a zhenbei person in Zhongyuan Village. Qing Guangxu was born in October of the 28th year (1902). Graduated from Shanghai National University. He served as the secretary of the Kuomintang Colonel Wuchang Xingying, the director of the Yichang Xingyuan Department, the secretary, director of the office, and the deputy director of the Central Three Youth Leagues Department, the leader of the Central Training And Review Team, the director of the Jinan University, and the representative of the National Congress of the Central Senate.
Ding Junren moved the villagers to Pi. Secretary of the Xinpi Township Branch of the Kuomintang and mayor of Xinpi Township.
Ding Zhenpeng Is a native of Liangba, Bantang Village. He is the township mayor of Xinpi Township and the secretary of the Xinpi Township Branch of the Kuomintang.
Ding Chongyuan Moved to The Village of Cheba. Born in 1902, graduated from the seventh term of the Whampoa Military Academy, served as the chief of staff of the Colonel of the Gannan Liaison Office, went to Taiwan with the army in 1949 as a colonel regimental commander, and died of illness in Taiwan in March 1975.
Ding Taoran People from Bantang Village. Born in April 1922, he studied in Nanchang with his father in 1930, and after graduating from middle school, he was successively admitted to the Provincial Jiujiang Ceramic School, Xi'an Military Medical College, the Army Service College, and the National Defense Medical College. He was the dean of the Army Medical College, with the rank of colonel. In 1949, he went to Taiwan and became the director of the Kaohsiung Joint Outpatient Center for Senior Civil Servants Medical Insurance. In 1989, he returned to his hometown to visit his relatives, and since 1992, he has set up the "Bangyan Gong Scholarship Foundation" under The Bantang Village, the "Huangni Mother-in-Law Scholarship Foundation" in Miaobei, and the "Scholarship Foundation" in Xinpi Junior High School to reward outstanding students.
Xie Renjie Moved to The Xie Wu people of Pi Village. Born in July 1925, he was admitted to the Nanjing Young Officers School in 1946 and later moved to Taiwan with the school. He successively served as a financial section member, accountant, chief planning team leader, director, and division chief of a certain department of the Kuomintang army, and was awarded the rank of colonel.
Xie Xipan Is a xiewu person in Qianpi Village. Born in 1901, director of the Quartermaster Department of a certain unit of the Kuomintang army, died in 1950.
Xie Defan is a native of Zhongyuan Village. The mayor of Xinpi Township.
Section 2 Cadres of the Soviet Zone
Ding Xianfa once used the name Ding Xianfa, a liangba person in Bantang Village. Born in 1911, he joined the revolutionary work in 1928, a member of the Communist Party of China, and served as the chairman of the Soviet Government of the Southern District in 1929, and later the chairman of the Fuxing (Fuxing) Township Soviet Government, and the chairman of the Shangyuan Township Soviet Government.
Ding Dongzi Takata village car brain man. Born in 1908, he joined the revolutionary work in 1926, served as the chairman of the Soviet government in the southern district, and was falsely accused of being killed as an "AB regiment" in Yudu County in 1930.
Ding Mingyang Is a big house person in Bantang Village. In 1929, he joined the revolutionary work and served as the finance minister of the Huichang County Soviet Government, and was killed in battle in Huichang in 1934.
Ding Mingzhe and Ding Liangzhe are brothers, and takata village car brain people. Mingzhe, also spelled Lianghui, was born in August 1901. Liang Zhe, the character Liang Zhi, was born in April 1907. Mingzhe, after graduating from Shui Middle School in 1922, stayed in school to teach because of his excellent grades. In 1932, his brother Liangzhe was wrongly killed, and Mingzhe was sincerely sad and unswerving, believing that this was a mistake in the line and not the essence of the Communist Party, and could eventually be corrected, so in 1933 he threw himself into the army and joined the revolutionary ranks, and served as a member of the Gannan Special Committee of the COMMUNIST Party of China and the director of the Quartermaster Department. In 1935, he fought against the enemy at xinfeng xiaohe and bravely sacrificed his life. Liang Zhe graduated from Shui Middle School in 1927, joined the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in 1928, and joined the Communist Party of China in the same year. In 1929, he returned to his hometown to develop the party organization, and established the first party group in Xinpi in Jiuguanyan, Gecun (present-day Jue Village), serving as the leader of the party group and later as the head of the independent regiment in Yudu County. He was killed in 1932 after being framed as an "AB regiment".
Ding Xianyun moved the villagers. Born in 1902, he joined the revolutionary work in Anyuan County in 1930, a member of the Communist Party of China, and served as the chairman of the district Soviet government.
Ding Shangzhi Zhongyuan Village Bay Back Man. Born in 1907, he joined the revolutionary work in early 1930, and in April of the same year he was appointed Minister of Labor of the Soviet Government of Yudu County, but died of illness in March 1933.
Ding Guoxiang A native of Takada Village. Born in 1899, he was a member of the Communist Party of China, and was the chairman of the Soviet Government of Hefeng District at the end of 1933 and the chairman of the Soviet Government of Licun District in the spring of 1934.
Ding Chunxin used the name Ding Chunsheng, pseudonym Liu Hongcai, a native of Zhongyuan Village. Born in 1910, he joined the revolution in February 1929 and joined the Communist Party of China in October of the same year. He served as a guerrilla platoon leader, the township chief of the High School Township Soviet Government, the Minister of Labor and the Minister of Adjudication of The Southern District, the Chairman of the Soviet Government of Liren District, the Chairman of the Soviet Government of Lingbei District, the Chief of the Reconnaissance Section of the Political Protection Bureau of Yudu County, the Political Commissar of the Independent Battalion of Yuxi County, and in May 1935 he was scattered by the Kuomintang army in Xinfeng County and replenished in the area of Jeonnam County. After the founding of new China, he began his career in November 1949 and rejoined the Communist Party of China in April 1957. He successively served as the manager of Xinpi Supply and Marketing Cooperative, the director of Xinpi Township Farmers' Association, the township mayor of Xinpi Township Government, the director of civil affairs of Xinpi Commune, and the officer of the county civil affairs bureau, and retired in February 1966.
Ding Weijin Is a person with a back in the village of Zhongyuan. In 1932, he joined the revolutionary work and served as the director of the Revolutionary Mutual Masonic Association of Guangdong province, but was killed by the enemy in 1935.
Tang Menghua Jue Village Li Tang people. Born in the first month of 1897, he used to be a teacher at Yushui Middle School, often in contact with Zhang Wenhuan and Qiu Qian, was the earliest communist party member in Xinpi (the time of joining the party was not tested), joined the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in 1928, formed the first party group in Xinpi with Ding Liangzhe in 1929, led the Red Guards to carry out revolutionary activities in Shangping and Zuokeng in the same year, captured more than 20 enemy guns, a white horse, and died in battle with the enemy in Qitian, Qiling.
Tang De Nong is a villager in Jue Village. Born in 1900, he is a member of the Communist Party of China and former chairman of the District Soviet Government.
Yi Renquan is a native of Xinpi Village. Born in 1909, he is a member of the Communist Party of China and former deputy secretary of the county party committee.
Huang Jingchang Temple back Murata people. Born in 1898, he joined the revolutionary work in 1929, a member of the Communist Party of China, in August 1933 he was appointed minister of adjudication of the Yudu County Soviet Government, in March 1934 he was appointed chairman of the Urban (Guan) District Soviet Government, in August of the same year he was appointed secretary of the City District Committee, and in 1935 he was killed by the enemy at the north gate of the county seat.
Huang Benqing is a new house person in Miaobei Village. Born in 1914, he joined the revolutionary work in 1931, became the chairman of the Soviet government of Liren District in 1934, and died in battle in Hunan Province in 1935.
Huang Chuanxiu Is a platoon of people under the village of Miaobei. Born in 1880, a member of the Communist Party of China, he joined the revolutionary work in 1928 and served as the chairman of the Soviet government of Licun District, and was killed by the enemy in Xinpi River Dam in 1929.
Huang Chuansong A native of Xinpi Village, huang quanchang under the pseudonym of the Soviet district, he was the chairman of the Soviet government of Xinkang County, and was killed by the enemy in 1935.
Section 3 Long March Cadres
Ding Wansen moved to Pi Village to pile up brain people. Born in December 1903, he joined the revolutionary work in June 1927, was incorporated into the Fourth Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in 1929, and joined the Communist Party of China in 1934. Participated in the 25,000-mile Long March, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the War of Liberation, served as deputy platoon commander of the Red First Army, deputy company commander of the Red Army, and soldier of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, marched with the army into Shandong in 1938, and fought in Shandong until the liberation of the whole country, because he was wounded and disabled in battle, he transferred to Shandong in 1952 to work, enjoyed the treatment of second-class disabled soldiers, and in 1983 changed to leave and enjoy the treatment of prefectural and division-level cadres. He died in Zhucheng County, Shandong Province in January 1991 due to illness.
Ding Lianggao Is a man with a back in the middle of the village. Born in February 1916, he joined the revolutionary work in 1931, was later incorporated into the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, and joined the Communist Party of China in 1936. During the agrarian revolutionary war, he served as a guerrilla fighter, a hygienist in the hospital of the General Health Department of the Red Army, a soldier of the Red Army, a surveyor, a trainee staff officer, and participated in the Long March. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as the chief of the 30th Brigade in Chifeng City, Rehe. During the Liberation War, he served as a staff officer of the headquarters of the JichaReliao Military Region in Rehe Province, the chief of the headquarters of the 22nd Military Sub-district of Wudan, the leader of the Detachment of Chifeng County in Rehe County, and the chief of staff of the Guard Regiment of the Jichareliao Military Region, and participated in the battle to liberate Tianjin. After the founding of New China, he served as the head of the Zhongnan Tungsten Mine Guard Regiment, the director of Ganzhou Metallurgical Machinery Factory, the director of the Administrative Division of Zhongnan Tungsten Mining Bureau, the director of Nanchang Metallurgical Machinery Factory, the deputy director of Nanchang Iron and Steel Factory, the vice president of Nanchang Zhijin Design Institute, the deputy secretary of the Party Committee and deputy director of the Revolutionary Committee of Nanchang 603 Factory, and the chairman of the trade union of East China Jiaotong University. He left his post at the end of 1982 to recuperate and died of illness in February 1998. His lover Tang Huizhi, born in April 1933, graduated from university, dean of Suzhou Railway Institute, general manager of Shanghai Gubei Xinglong Development Co., Ltd.
Ding Rongchang Is a person in The village of Zhongyuan. Born in August 1912, he joined the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in 1931, joined the Communist Youth League of China in the same year, and transferred to the Communist Party of China in 1932. During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as the administrator of the Ministry of Health of the Jiangxi Military Region, the chief of the management section, the referee of the High Court of the Red Third Regiment, the chief of the Organization Section of the Political Department of the 94th Division of the Thirty-second Army, and the political commissar of the 282nd Regiment. Participated in the Long March. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as the director of the inspection regiment of the Political Department of the Eighth Route Army's left-behind corps and the director of the Hoe rape department. During the Liberation War, he served as director of the Political Department of the Second Military Subdistrict of the Central Plains Military Region, director of the Political Department of the 24th Brigade of the Taiyue Military Region, director of the Political Department of the First Military Subdistrict of the Taiyue Military Region, deputy political commissar of the Luoyang Military Subdistrict of the Henan Military Region, and political commissar of the 41st Division of the 14th Army of the Second Field Army. After the founding of New China, he served as the director of the Kunming Municipal Public Security Bureau, the deputy director of the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department, the chief of the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Corps, the commander of the Public Security Army of the Kunming Military Region, the deputy commander of the Yunnan Provincial Military Region, and the deputy chief of staff and adviser of the Headquarters of the Kunming Military Region. He was awarded the rank of major general in 1955
In 1955, he was assigned by Premier Zhou Enlai of the State Council to participate in the border demarcation of China and Burma, and served as the chief adviser of the Chinese side, and after hard work, in January 1960, China and Myanmar signed an agreement on the border issue between the two countries. Premier Zhou Enlai highly praised Rongchang's efforts in surveying the boundary between China and Myanmar. Later, he was sent to the Chinese Embassy in Laos as Consul General. Although Rongchang is far away from his hometown, he is very concerned about the construction of his hometown. In 1970, he donated 3,000 yuan of his savings to help the village build a small hydropower station and a radio station to solve the problem of grain processing and domestic lighting in the village. In 1990, he sent 20,000 yuan to his hometown to support the education cause in his hometown. He died on October 25, 1996, at the age of 85.
His wife, Wang Chao, a native of Sichuan Province, was born in January 1921, graduated from university, and was the director of the Logistics Department of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the director of the Kunming Women's Federation.
Ding Fuxing once used the name Ding Xianqi, a native of Zhangguping, Yiwu Village. Born in October 1914, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in October 1930 and joined the Communist Party of China in October 1937. During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as a soldier in the central government guard and a correspondent for Luo Binghui of the Ninth Army of the Red Army, and participated in the Long March. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as a cadet of the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University, a squad leader and platoon leader of the Tenth Regiment of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, a district squadron leader, a reconnaissance and communication staff officer of the basic cadre regiment, a section chief of the Political Department of the 115th Division, and a leader of the cadre teaching team of the 115th Division. During the Liberation War, he served as the chief of the political department of the division and the leader of the Wubu Group Work Group in Runan County, Henan Province. After the founding of New China, he served as the deputy director of the Grain Bureau of Runan County, Henan Province. In 1960, he retired from runan.
Tang Changchang Jue Village Zhangguba people. Born in 1910, he joined the revolutionary work in 1929, joined the Chinese Communist Youth League in 1931, transferred to the Communist Party of China in November 1932, and joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in August 1933. Participated in the Long March. He served as a soldier of the Sixth Supplementary Regiment of the Red Third Army, the management platoon leader of the reconnaissance team of the Security Bureau of the General Political Department of the Central Committee, and the commander of the communications squad of the Teaching Regiment of the Fourth Front. In March 1937, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the troops were surrounded and captured by puppet troops. After the Xi'an Incident, he was sent back to his hometown by the Kuomintang-Communist cooperation government due to a foot injury. After the founding of New China, he served as the captain of the production team for many years.
Tang Shengchang Milk name Xinchang, also known as Xingchang, Juecun Village Ridge Back Pit people. Born in 1910, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in 1931, joined the Chinese Communist Youth League in July of the same year, and transferred to the Communist Party of China in 1932. He participated in the Long March and the War of Resistance Against Japan. He successively served as squad leader, platoon leader, company commander, battalion commander, deputy regimental commander and other positions, was wounded three times in battle (third class disabled), during the Liberation War in 1946, he was the commander of the Hejiang Guard Regiment in Heilongjiang Province, the leader of the Independent Regiment of Jixian County, and died on October 25 of the same year in the battle of the Qing dynasty bandit Li Yanhui in Dayegou, Shuangshi, Heilongjiang Province. In 1956, Heilongjiang Province named the former Taiping District of Jixian County as Shengchang Township.
Zhong Hua once used the names Zhong Yuxiang and Zhong Wenguang, and was an old bell house person in Qunlian Village. Born in July 1917, he joined the revolutionary work in the autumn of 1929, transferred from the Communist Youth League to the Communist Party of China in May 1930, and joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in June of the same year. During the period of the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as the leader and secretary of the children's regiment, the soldier of the Independent Regiment of the Red Army, the platoon commander of the independent division, the clerk of the Tenth Division of the Fourth Army of the Red Army, the cadets of the Cadre Teaching Regiment of the Central Military Commission, and the cadets of the Military Medical School of the General Health Department of the Central Military Commission, and participated in the Long March. After arriving in Yan'an, northern Shaanxi, he served as a cadet of China Medical University, the chief of the medical administration section of the Second and Fourth Military Hospitals of the General Ministry of Health, and the director of the Health Department of the Red Army University. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as the director of the Health Department of the First River Defense Headquarters of the Eighth Route Army's Left Behind Corps Headquarters and the director of the Health Department of the Cavalry Division (brigade post), the director of the Health Department of the Zhugou Headquarters in Henan, and the director of the Health Department of the detachment, column, division and brigade to which Li Xiannian belonged. During the Liberation War, he served as the director of the Health Department of the First and Second Columns of the Central Plains Military Region. After the founding of New China, he served as the chief of the Central Epidemic Prevention Corps, the director of the Changchun Municipal Health Bureau, a student of the Marxist-Leninist School, the director of the Industrial Health Bureau of the Central Ministry of Communications, the director of the Agricultural Reclamation Bureau of the Qaidam Work Committee and the secretary of the Youth Farm Party Committee, the vice president of the Henan Provincial School of Political Science and Law, and the leader of the party's core leading group. In 1982, he served as an advisor to the Jiujiang District Administration of Jiangxi Province, and in 1985 he was elected as a member of the Jiangxi Provincial Advisory Committee of the Communist Party of China. He died of illness on December 25, 1997.
Kanglin Kyaw Village Kowloon Hill people. Born in May 1916, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in March 1932, joined the Chinese Communist Youth League in September of the same year, and transferred to the Communist Party of China in September 1933. During the agrarian revolutionary war, he served as a guerrilla in Nanxiong County, Guangdong Province, a special agent of the Gannan guerrilla group, participated in the first to fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" struggles in the central revolutionary base areas, and followed Chen Yi to persist in the three-year guerrilla war in Gansu and Guangdong after the Long March of the Central Red Army, and served as Chen Yi's guard. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as deputy instructor and secretary of the party branch of the second regiment of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army, commander of the first detachment of the teaching brigade, commander of the seventh regiment of the third brigade of the first division of the New Fourth Army, chief of staff and deputy regimental commander of the guard of the fourth military sub-district of the Central Soviet Military Region, and commanded the troops to carry out an arduous struggle against "clearing the countryside." During the Liberation War, he served as the commander of the 1st Division, 1st Brigade, and 3rd Regiment of the Central China Field Army, and the commander of the 72nd Division of the 24th Army of the East China Field Army, and participated in a series of major battles such as the famous Seven Victories in the Seven Battles of the Soviet Union and the Battle of Zaozhuang, as well as a series of major battles such as Lunan, Laiwu, Menglianggu and Huainan, Crossing the River and Liberating the Changshan Archipelago. After the founding of New China, he served as the division commander and deputy commander of the Chinese Volunteer Army, the deputy commander and commander of the people's liberation army of the Chinese, and the deputy commander and adviser of the Beijing Military Region. During the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, he participated in the famous Shangganling Defensive Battle and other battles. In 1961, he was promoted to the rank of major general and was awarded the Order of August 1, 3rd Class, the Order of Independence and Freedom of the Second Class, and the Liberation Medal of the First Class. He is an alternate member of the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Central Committees of the Communist Party of China. In 1988, he was awarded the Medal of Merit of the Red Star of the First Class of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. He died in Beijing on July 9, 1995 due to illness.
Huang Kao kao once used the name Huang Zonghui, a platoon of people under the village of Miaobei. In 1928, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army and served as a cook, platoon leader and company commander of the 120th Division. He participated in the Long March, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, participated in many battles, and made meritorious contributions four times. After the founding of New China, he recuperated at the Nanchang Rongjun Guest House. In 1953, he returned to his hometown for treatment due to illness. In the winter of 1956, he participated in stone labor and was unfortunately stoned.
Ouyang Jinping once used the names Yang Jinping and Ouyang Liuchang, a member of the Zhangkengzi people of Qunlian Village. Born in June 1919, he joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in March 1932, joined the Chinese Communist Youth League in April of the same year, and transferred to the Communist Party of China in July 1937. During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as a service clerk of the Second Division of the Red First Army and a cadet of the Ministry of Health of the First Red Army, and participated in the Long March. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as a medical assistant and a member of the training team of the Health Center of the Headquarters of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, a member of the Medical Affairs Section of the Ministry of Health, the leader of the Health Team of the Special Service Regiment of the Luzhong South Military Region, and the vice president of the Hospital of the Ministry of Health of the Coastal Military Region, and made meritorious contributions twice. During the Liberation War, he served as the leader of the surgical team of the Ministry of Health of the Third Column of the Third Field Army in East China, the director of the hospital directly under the Luzhong South Military Region, and the cadet of the Central And South Military Region's teaching brigade, and made meritorious contributions twice. After the founding of New China, he was rated as a third-class disabled soldier, served as the medical director of the hospital directly under the Central and Southern Military Region of Luzhong, and the attending doctor of the Second Epidemic Prevention Brigade of the East China Military Region. In November 1951, it was rated as the second class of medical and health technology. In December 1955, he recuperated at the guest house of the East China Military Region, and was demobilized back to Yudu in April of the following year, serving as a physician of the county people's hospital and the director of the county health and epidemic prevention station. He retired in January 1975 and was retired in December 1980 to enjoy the treatment of deputy prefectural-level cadres. He died of illness on 22 January 1991.
(Excerpted from the 2008 edition of Xinpi Township Chronicle; Contributed by: Yudu County Zhiban Yudu Online)