A promising nation cannot live without heroes, and a promising country cannot live without pioneers. General Secretary of the Supreme Leader once pointed out that,All the people who fought bravely for the Chinese nation to get rid of foreign colonial rule and aggression, and all the people who took control of their own destiny for the Chinese nation and created a new road for national development are national heroes and national glory.Advocating heroes and respecting heroes and heroes is the consciousness and responsibility that every Chinese should have!
In the history of Chinese civilization, countless national heroes have made great achievements and even great sacrifices for the future and destiny of the country and the nation. Due to the limitation of space, this paper selects some representative figures to show the brilliant achievements of Chinese national heroes! And pay high tribute to the wider heroes!
Qu Yuan, a statesman of Chu State at the end of Warring States Period
Qu Yuan (340 BC-278 BC) was a poet and politician in Chu during the Warring States Period.
Qu Yuan was the first great patriotic poet in the history of China. His main works include Li Sao, Nine Songs, Nine Chapters and Tian Wen. The Songs of the South, written by him, is the source of China’s romantic literature, and is also called "coquettish" with the Book of Songs, which has a far-reaching influence on later poetry.
Qu Yuan was also an important politician of Chu State. He was trusted by Chu Huaiwang in his early years, and served as a Zuotu and a doctor of San Lv, who was also in charge of domestic and foreign affairs. After Wuqi, another advocate of political reform in Chu was Qu Yuan. He advocated "American politics", advocated promoting talents and appointing talents internally, perfecting statutes, and uniting with external forces to resist Qin. Being slandered by the nobles, he was exiled to Hanbei and Yuanxiang Valley successively.
In 278 BC, the Qin general attacked Chu Duying (now Jiangling, Hubei Province) in vain, and Qu Yuan was filled with grief and indignation. Huai Shi sank in the Miluo River and died. In 1953, it was the 2230th anniversary of Qu Yuan’s death. The World Peace Council passed a resolution to identify Qu Yuan as one of the four famous cultural figures in the world that year.
Yue Fei, a famous anti-gold star in Southern Song Dynasty
Yue Fei (1103— 1142), a famous anti-Jin star in the Southern Song Dynasty, was a famous strategist, strategist and national hero in the history of China.
He joined the army at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty. During the ten years from his meeting with Zong Ze in 1128 to 1141, he led Yue Jiajun to fight with Jin Jun for hundreds of times, and he was invincible. In 1140, Yan Hong Wu Shu destroyed the alliance and attacked the Song Dynasty. Yue Fei sent troops to the Northern Expedition, successively recovered Zhengzhou, Luoyang and other places, and defeated the Jin Army in Yancheng and Yingchang, and marched into Zhuxian Town. Song Gaozong and Qin Gui, however, made peace with one heart and ordered the withdrawal with twelve "golden plates". Yue Fei was forced to move troops in isolation. In the process of Song-Jin negotiation, Yue Fei was framed by Qin Gui, Zhang Jun and others, and was arrested and imprisoned. In January 1142, Yue Fei was killed with his eldest son, Yue Yunhe, and Zhang Xiantong, on charges of "rebellion". In Song Xiaozong, Yue Fei’s unjust prison was rehabilitated and reburied in Qixialing, west lake. After chasing Wu Mu, he chased Zhong Wu and sealed the king of Hubei.
Yue Fei was the most outstanding commander-in-chief in the Southern Song Dynasty. The "Yue Jiajun" led by him was known as "freezing to death without demolishing the house, starving to death without plundering". Jin people circulated the comment that "it is easy to shake the mountain, but it is difficult to shake the Yue Jiajun", expressing their sincere respect for "Yue Jiajun". Yue Fei’s literary talent is also rare among generals. His immortal poem "A Man Jiang Hong Furies and Rushs to the Crown" is a patriotic masterpiece that has been read down through the ages, and later generations have compiled another anthology.
Qi Jiguang, the famous anti-Japanese in Ming Dynasty.
Qi Jiguang (November 12, 1528-January 5, 1588) was a famous anti-Japanese soldier in the Ming Dynasty, an outstanding strategist, calligrapher, poet and national hero.
Qi Jiguang has been fighting against the Japanese pirates in the southeast coast for more than ten years, which has wiped out the Japanese pirates who have abused the coast for many years and ensured the safety of life and property of the coastal people. Later, he fought against Mongolian tribes in the north for more than ten years, defended the security of the northern territory, and promoted the peaceful development of the Mongolian and Han nationalities. He wrote eighteen volumes of New Books on Ji Xiao and fourteen volumes of Practical Records of Training Soldiers, as well as Zhi Zhi Tang Ji, which was reported to the court in different historical periods.
At the same time, Qi Jiguang is an outstanding weapon expert and military engineer. He reformed and invented all kinds of fire weapons. The warships and chariots he built made the Ming army’s waterway equipment superior to the enemy’s; He creatively built a hollow enemy platform on the Great Wall, which can attack, retreat and defend. It is a distinctive military project.
Feng Zicai, the anti-French general in the late Qing Dynasty
Feng Zicai (July 29, 1818 — September 18, 1903), a famous anti-French soldier and national hero in the late Qing Dynasty. His parents died when he was a child, and he lived in rivers and lakes. He served as the prefect of Guangxi and Guizhou. Xianfeng years from Xiangrong, Zhang Guoliang to suppress the Taiping rebels, the Sino-French war, has been nearly 70 years old, used as Guangxi Commissioner of military affairs deputy, defeated the French army in the town of Nanguan, conquered Yuan Wen, lang son, hit the French commander nigri, awarded the prefect of Yunnan. During the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, he was stationed in Zhenjiang, and the official was the prefect of Guizhou. After more than forty years of running the army, the cold remains the same. He died in 1903 at the age of 86. Feng Zicai was buried in Qinzhou after his death, and the court ordered him to build a "Feng Yongyi Gongzhuan Temple" in the southeast corner of Qinzhou, which was called "Gongbao Temple".
Fang Zhimin, proletarian revolutionary and strategist.
Fang Zhimin (1899-1935), male, Han nationality, was born in yiyang county, Jiangxi Province, and was a member of the CPC party member.
Fang Zhimin joined the China Socialist Youth League in August 1922. In March 1924, he was transferred to the Communist Party of China (CPC). Member of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. At the beginning of November 1934, he served as the chairman of the Military and Political Committee of the Red 10 Corps and was ordered to lead the Red Army’s anti-Japanese advance team northward. In southern Anhui, he was besieged and intercepted by the Kuomintang army. He fought hard for more than two months and was finally captured on January 29, 1935 because he was outnumbered. When he was captured, Kuomintang soldiers searched all over him, except for a pocket watch and a pen, and there was not a penny. In prison, he was upright and unyielding in the face of the enemy’s torture and lure-in. Under extremely difficult conditions, he wrote such famous manuscripts as "Lovely China" and "Poor". "The enemy can only cut off our heads and never shake our faith!" Such exciting and touching language has left us with precious spiritual wealth. On August 6, 1935, he died heroically in Nanchang, Jiangxi.
Anti-Japanese hero Yang Jingyu
Yang Jingyu (1905-1940), male, Han nationality, born in Queshan County, Henan Province, party member of the Communist Party of China.
Yang Jingyu is one of the founders and leaders of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition. In 1926, he joined the Communist Youth League of China. In April 1927, he took part in leading the peasant riots in Queshan. In May, he turned to members of the Communist Party of China (CPC). After 1928, he engaged in secret revolutionary work in Henan, Northeast China and other places. In the spring of 1929, he went to the northeast and served as secretary of the Fushun Special Branch of the Communist Party of China, leading the workers’ movement. After the "September 18th Incident", he served as secretary of the CPC Harbin Municipal Committee and acting secretary of the Military Commission of Manchuria Provincial Committee. In the autumn of 1932, he was sent to Nanman to form the Nanman Guerrilla of the 32nd Army of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army, served as a political commissar, and founded a guerrilla base area centered on Hongshilazi. In June 1936, he served as the commander and political commissar of the 1 ST Army of Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Forces. In July, he served as commander-in-chief and political commissar of the 1 ST Route Army of Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Forces. He led his troops to the Northeast for a long time, which effectively cooperated with War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in the whole country. In the autumn and winter of 1939, when he fought against the "crusade", he led a guard brigade to the Mengjiang (now Jingyu County) area. Finally, he fought with the enemy alone for five days and nights, fighting tenaciously with incomparable perseverance until he ran out of ammunition and died heroically, at the age of 35. After Yang Jingyu’s sacrifice, the cruel Japanese army cut his head and cut it open, and found that his stomach was full of hay, bark and cotton wool, but there was no grain.
Anti-Japanese hero Ma Benzhai
Ma Benzhai (1902-1944), male, Hui nationality, was born in xian county, Hebei Province, party member of the Communist Party of China.
Ma Benzhai joined the army as a soldier in his early years and was promoted to the head of the regiment. After the "September 18th Incident", he was dissatisfied with the Kuomintang Chiang Kai-shek’s non-resistance policy and resolutely abandoned his official position and returned home. In July 1937, after the outbreak of the National Anti-Japanese War, the Hui people’s anti-Japanese volunteers were organized in their hometown to stand up against the Japanese invaders. From 1937 to 1944, he led the Hui people’s detachment to kill the enemy bravely, experienced more than 870 battles, annihilated more than 36,000 Japanese and puppet troops, and repeatedly made meritorious deeds. At the end of 1943, when he led his troops to participate in the anti-nibbling battle in the Hebei-Shandong-Henan anti-Japanese base area, he developed a poisonous sore on the back of his neck. Due to the busy war and lack of medicine, his illness soon worsened. At the end of January 1944, the Huimin detachment was ordered to leave for Yan ‘an. Before leaving, he made the last mobilization for the troops, telling the officers and men to "follow the party, follow Chairman Mao, and fight the war to the end!" On February 7th of the same year, he died in shenxian county.
Li Lin, a martyr of the Anti-Japanese Revolution
Li Lin (1916-1940), female, Han nationality, from Youxi County, Fujian Province, party member, CPC.
Li Lin lived in Indonesia as a child. After returning to China in 1929, he took an active part in the anti-Japanese national salvation movement. In 1936, he was admitted to Peking University of the Republic of China. Joined the Communist Party of China (CPC) in the same year. Immediately, he went to Taiyuan to attend the military and political training class of the National Normal School organized by Shanxi Sacrifice and Salvation League, and served as the propaganda committee member of the special committee and the secretary of the 11th Party branch of the women’s company. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in 1937, he insisted on going to the front to kill the enemy, and was sent to Datong as the director of the Propaganda Department of the Datong Central Committee of Ximenghui. Later, the Shanxi-Suiyuan Border Region Working Committee went to the anti-Japanese front in Yanbei to publicize and organize workers, farmers and students to participate in the anti-Japanese armed forces. In November, he served as the detachment leader and political director of the 8 th detachment of Yanbei Anti-Japanese Guerrilla. In 1938, he was elected as a member of the 11th Administrative Commissioner’s Office in the Jinsui Border Region. In April 1940, the Japanese Puppet Army concentrated 12,000 troops to "mop up" the Shansi-Suiyuan border region. More than 500 people, including the special committee of the Jin-Sui Border Region, the organs of the 11th Administrative Commissioner’s Office and mass organizations, were surrounded. In order to cover the organs and the masses to break through, regardless of being pregnant for three months, she led the cavalry company to bravely kill and distract the Japanese puppet troops, but she was besieged. On the 26th, after being seriously injured, he fought bravely and killed six Japanese puppet troops. After being surrounded by Japanese puppet troops, she would rather die than surrender, shooting the last bullet at herself and making a heroic sacrifice. She was only 24 years old.
Five strong men of Langyashan, an anti-Japanese hero
During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, five heroes of the Eighth Route Army who fought bravely against the Japanese puppet troops in the battle of Langya Mountain in Yixian County, Hebei Province wrote a magnificent poem with their lives and blood. They are the squad leader of Class 6, Company 7, 1st Regiment, 1st Military Division of the Eighth Route Army Jinchaji Military Region, Communist party member Ma Baoyu, vice squad leader, Communist party member Ge Zhenlin, and soldiers Song Xueyi, Hu Delin and Hu Fucai.
In August 1941, the North China Army of the Japanese invaders mobilized more than 70,000 troops to carry out a brutal "sweeping" of Beiyue and Pingxi base areas belonging to the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border region. On September 25th, about 3,500 Japanese puppet troops besieged the Langyashan area in the southwest of Yixian County, Hebei Province, in an attempt to annihilate the Eighth Route Army and local party and government organs in this area. The 7th Company of the First Military Division of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region was ordered to cover the transfer of party and government organs, troops and the masses. When the evacuation was completed, five soldiers, including Class 6 Ma Baoyu, were left behind to take on the role of defenders. They were firm and calm, took advantage of favorable terrain, fought back bravely, repelled many attacks by the Japanese puppet troops, and killed and wounded more than 90 Japanese puppet troops. The next day, in order not to let the Japanese puppet troops find the company shifting direction, they fought and withdrew, leading the Japanese puppet troops to the peak of Qipaituo in Langya Mountain. The Japanese puppet troops mistakenly thought that they had bitten the main force of the Eighth Route Army, so they launched a storm. The five soldiers were fearless in the face of danger, using the terrain to bravely block them. After the bullets were exhausted, they fought back with stones and kept fighting until sunset. Facing the approaching Japanese puppet troops, they destroyed their guns and jumped off a cliff dozens of feet deep without hesitation. Ma Baoyu, Hu Delin and Hu Fucai were heroically martyred; Ge Zhenlin and Song Xueyi were caught by branches on the mountainside and survived.
Revolutionary martyr Liu Hulan
Liu Hulan (1932-1947), female, Han nationality, from Wenshui County, Shanxi Province, party member, CPC.
After the outbreak of the National Anti-Japanese War, the Communist Party of China (CPC) led the Shanxi people to carry out the national salvation movement, and Wenshui County established an anti-Japanese democratic government. Liu Hulan took an active part in the anti-Japanese children’s league in the village, standing guard, keeping watch and sending information for the Eighth Route Army. Later, Liu Hulan became the secretary of the Women’s Rescue Association of YunZhou Xi Village, participated in mass activities led by the Party, such as delivering grain and making military shoes, and mobilized young people to sign up for the Eighth Route Army. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Yan Xishan’s troops occupied Wenshui County, and the soldiers and civilians in the liberated areas were forced to take up self-defense weapons to defend the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. Liu Hulan was severely tested in the struggle and was approved as the alternate party member of the Chinese Communist Party in June 1946. On January 12, 1947, Yan Xishan’s Kuomintang army and the local armed forces "Revenge Self-Defense Forces" surrounded Yunzhou West Village, and Liu Hulan was captured by the Kuomintang army and the landlord armed forces. In the face of the enemy’s threat, she was firm and unyielding, and said righteously: "I am afraid of death and I am not communist party!" The enemy killed six revolutionary masses arrested at the same time on the spot. But without fear, she calmly lay under hay cutter and died heroically. Mao Zedong wrote an inscription for her: "The greatness of life and the glory of death."
Anti-Japanese famous Dai Anlan
Dai Anlan (1904-1942), male, Han nationality, from Wuwei County, Anhui Province, party member, Kuomintang of China.
Dai Anlan defected to the National Revolutionary Army in 1924 and graduated from the third phase of Huangpu Military Academy. Participated in the Northern Expedition in 1926. In 1933, he led his troops to participate in the Great Wall War of Resistance. After the beginning of the national anti-Japanese war, he served as the brigade commander of the 73 rd brigade of the 13 th Army of the Kuomintang Army. In the spring of 1938, he led his troops to participate in the Battle of Taierzhuang. Because of his outstanding military exploits, he was promoted to deputy commander of the 89th Division. In August of the same year, he led his troops to participate in the Wuhan Battle. In January 1939, he served as the commander of the 200 th Division of the 5 th Army of the Kuomintang Army. He led his troops to participate in the battles of Suizao, Changsha and Kunlun Pass, and made great achievements. In March 1942, he was ordered to lead his troops to participate in the Chinese Expeditionary Force to fight in Myanmar. He led the 200 th Division into Tonggu at the risk of going deep alone. After the battle of defending Tonggu started, all officers and men of the 200 th Division held their positions and fought back bravely. He took the lead in making a will: as long as there is one soldier left, he must stick to it. Commanders at all levels in the whole division followed suit and vowed to live and die together with the ancient times. The battle of defending Tonggu lasted for 12 days. At the expense of 800 people, 200 divisions repelled more than 20 Japanese attacks, annihilated more than 4,000 Japanese troops, and captured more than 400 enemies, which was severely damaged by the enemy and played a national prestige. During the retreat, he was ambushed by the Japanese army in the dense forest of northern Myanmar and was seriously injured. Due to the complex terrain and continuous rain in the dense forests of northern Myanmar, his wound festered and festered due to lack of medical treatment, and he died heroically in Maobang Village, which is only more than 100 kilometers away from the motherland in northern Myanmar.
Revolutionary martyr Qiu Shaoyun
Qiu Shaoyun (1926-1952), male, Han nationality, native of Tongliang County, Sichuan Province, party member, CPC. He joined the army in 1949 and was a soldier of the 9th Company of the 87th Regiment of the 15th Army of Chinese people’s Volunteer Army.
In mid-October, 1952, in a battle to resist US aggression and aid Korea, Qiu Shaoyun’s battalion was ordered to take on a latent task. Before lurking, Qiu Shaoyun submitted an application for joining the Party to the Party branch, writing: "I would rather sacrifice myself, never expose my goal, and give everything for the whole, for victory, and for the liberation of the Chinese and Korean people and all mankind." During the mission, when Qiu Shaoyun was lurking in the grass more than 60 meters away from the enemy’s forward position, the enemy suddenly approached the lurking area. In order to cover the lurking troops, the command post ordered the artillery to attack the enemy. After the enemy was hit, the plane was dispatched for reconnaissance, and the reconnaissance incendiary bomb was fired blindly. An incendiary bomb landed right beside Qiu Shaoyun, and the flying sparks splashed on his left leg, burning his cotton-padded clothes, hair and skin. There is a ditch beside him. Just roll into the ditch and you can put out the fire. However, in order not to expose the hidden troops, he strictly abided by discipline, gritted his teeth, put his hands deep into the soil, endured severe pain with amazing perseverance, and remained silent and motionless until his heroic death. He was only 26 years old. The higher Party committee ratified him as members of the Communist Party of China (CPC). He was awarded the honorary title of "first-class hero" by Chinese people’s Volunteer Army headquarters, and he was awarded a special merit. The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea posthumously awarded him the title of hero, the Gold Star Medal and the First Class National Flag Medal.
"Iron Man" Wang Jinxi
Wang Jinxi (1923-1970), male, Han nationality, from Yumen City, Gansu Province, party member, CPC. Before his death, he was the captain of 1205 drilling team in Daqing Oilfield of China Petroleum.
Wang Jinxi is the first generation of drilling workers in New China. In September, 1958, he led the drilling team to create the highest record of drilling footage in China at that time, and won the title of "Steel Drilling Team". In March 1960, he led a team from Yumen to Daqing to participate in the oil conference, carried forward the patriotic spirit of "sharing worries for the country and competing for the nation", and worked hard to end the era of "foreign oil". He organized the whole team of workers to break the rig into parts, carried and installed the rig with the method of "people pulling their shoulders", and fought for 3 days and 3 nights to set up the derrick on the wasteland. When drilling the first well, in order to solve the shortage of water supply, Wang Jinxi led the workers to break the ice to get water, and "bucket lifting at the end of the basin" carried water to keep drilling. When drilling the second well, a blowout suddenly occurred. At that time, there was no barite powder for well killing, so Wang Jinxi decided to use cement instead. Without a blender, regardless of his leg injury, he took the lead in jumping into the mud pool and stirring it with his body. After the whole team of workers fought, he finally subdued the blowout and was praised as the "Iron Man". Due to long-term overwork, he suffered from gastric cancer, and he was still concerned about oilfield construction in his hospital bed until the last moment of his life, when he died at the age of 47. Wang Jinxi has made outstanding contributions to the development of China’s oil industry and socialist construction, leaving behind a valuable spiritual wealth — — Iron man spirit. He is a deputy to the Third National People’s Congress.He was awarded the honorary title of National Model Worker.
Lei Feng, a Communist fighter
Lei Feng (1940-1962), male, Han nationality, from Wangcheng County, Hunan Province, party member, CPC. He joined the army in 1960. Before his death, he was the squad leader of the automobile company of 65639 troops of China People’s Liberation Army.
Lei Feng was born in a poor peasant family. After liberation, with gratitude to the party and the people, I was willing to be a "fool" of the revolution and devoted my limited life to serving the people infinitely. He always works and loves one line with the spirit of "screw", and he always rushes to the front for the hardest and most tiring work. He is ready to help others and cares about his comrades. No matter in the army or in other places, he tries his best to help others when they are in trouble. "Lei Feng went on a business trip for a thousand miles, and good deeds made a train." It was a beautiful talk that year. He lived a frugal life, and basically donated all the money he had saved to the affected people and comrades in need. In 1960, during the difficult period of national economy, he made a donation to 200 yuan. He volunteered as an off-campus counselor for a long time, encouraging young people to grow up by buying books, sending stationery and telling their own growth experiences for primary and secondary school students. On August 15, 1962, he was unfortunately killed in the line of duty while performing a transportation task, at the age of 22. In 1963, Mao Zedong and other proletarian revolutionaries of the older generation issued a call to learn from Comrade Lei Feng. The Ministry of National Defense named his class as "Lei Feng Class". With the approval of the Central Military Commission, his portrait was produced and distributed to the whole army, and hung and posted in units above the company level.
Jiao Yulu, the role model of the county party secretary
Jiao Yulu (1922-1964), male, Han nationality, was born in Zibo City, Shandong Province, and was a member of the CPC party member. He joined the work in 1946 and was the secretary of the county party committee of lankao county.
In December 1962, after Jiao Yulu was transferred to Lankao County Party Committee Secretary, he faced three major disasters that endangered people’s production and life — — Waterlogging, sandstorm, salt and alkali, he led the people of the county to devote themselves to the struggle of sand sealing, water control and land improvement. He took the lead and set an example. He endured the torment of liver disease, trudged more than 5,000 miles by bicycle and iron footboard, visited more than 120 of the 149 production brigades in the county, measured, numbered and plotted all the tuyeres, sand dunes and canals one by one, and formulated a scientific plan to control the "three evils". Sometimes the liver area hurts so much that I can’t stand up straight, ride a car, hold a pen and still stick to my post and rush to the front line. He always appears in front of the masses when they are most in need and need help. He has the people of the whole county in his heart, but not himself. He led the people in the county to struggle hard, planted trees to control desertification and achieved remarkable results. In May 1964, Jiao Yulu died of liver cancer at the age of 42. He is known as "an example of the county party secretary". In 1966, he was chased as a revolutionary martyr by the Henan Provincial People’s Government.
Good cadre Kong Fansen
Kong Fansen (1944-1994), male, Han nationality, born in Liaocheng City, Shandong Province, party member of the Communist Party of China. Before his death, he was the secretary of the local party Committee in Ali, Tibet.
Kong Fansen consciously took the needs of the party and the people as his own responsibility, went to Tibet twice and struggled in the snowy plateau for ten spring and autumn. In 1979, he bid farewell to his old mother, his frail wife and his young children, and worked in Gamba County, Xizang Autonomous Region at an altitude of more than 4,700 meters for three years. During this period, he often went deep into rural and pastoral areas to do farm work and repair water conservancy with the masses. In 1988, he overcame difficulties and once again led a team to Tibet as the deputy mayor of Lhasa, in charge of culture, education, health and civil affairs. In 1992, he went to Ali, known as the "roof of the world", to be the secretary of the local committee. In 1994, a rare storm and snow disaster occurred in the Ali Plateau. He led the working group to the affected area at the first time, delivered relief food and money to the affected people, and worked until after two o’clock in the middle of the night every day. Under his leadership, through the efforts of the broad masses of cadres and the masses, Ali’s economy has developed rapidly, and the gross national product of the whole region increased by 37.5% in 1994 over the previous year. He was widely praised by the Tibetan people and was called "the model of leading cadres in the new period". In November 1994, he was killed in a car accident on the way to work, at the age of 50. He was rated as a model of national unity and progress and a national advanced worker.
Excellent policeman Ren Changxia.
Ren Changxia (1964-2004), female, Han nationality, born in Sui County, Henan Province, party member, CPC. Before his death, he was the Party Secretary and Director of Dengfeng Public Security Bureau of Henan Province.
Ren Changxia has been doing pre-trial work for 13 years, winning the first place in Zhengzhou public security system, municipal legal front and provincial pre-trial post training contest, helping to crack 1072 major cases and chasing 950 suspects. After being appointed as the technical investigation detachment leader of Zhengzhou Public Security Bureau in 1998, she went deep into the tiger’s den many times, disguised herself for reconnaissance, and personally arrested the principal offender of the first case of stealing high-end cars in the Central Plains. She successively destroyed seven gangs involved in gangs and arrested more than 370 suspects, and was known as the "Goddess Police". In 2001, she was transferred to the post of Director of Dengfeng Public Security Bureau, and insisted on receiving people regularly, listening to their voices, and investigating the backlog of letters and visits. In the past three years, the CPC has received more than 3,000 letters and visits from the masses, making more than 400 old petitioners strike and complain. She led the overall police to crack more than 2,870 criminal cases, which effectively safeguarded the social order in Dengfeng. At 8: 40 pm on April 14, 2004, she was in a car accident while solving the "1 30" case. Unfortunately, she died in the line of duty at the age of 40. She was awarded the National May 1st Labor Medal and the honorary titles of National March 8th Red Flag Bearer and National Excellent People’s Police.
Space hero Yang Liwei
Yang Liwei, male, Han nationality, from Xingcheng, Liaoning Province, party member, CPC. Born in 1965, enlisted in 1983, the rank of Major General of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, a special astronaut. He is currently the deputy director of China Manned Space Engineering Office.
On October 15th, 2003, Yang Liwei, as an astronaut who carried out China’s first manned space mission, braved hardships and took the lead, flying in space for 21 hours by Shenzhou 5 spacecraft, realizing the Millennium dream of the Chinese nation and winning great honor for the motherland, the people and the nation. In order to master excellent aerospace skills, he constantly challenged himself, surpassed himself, overcame difficulties, worked hard day after day, and tackled key problems one by one. In five years, he successfully completed nearly 100 training tasks in 58 majors in 8 categories, mastered flight procedures and operating procedures, and was selected as the first flight echelon with excellent results in professional and technical assessment. In the first flight mission, he was calm and calm, and successfully completed the sacred mission entrusted by the party and the people with good quality, strong will and excellent skills. He is a representative of the 17th CPC National Congress. In 2003, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the State Council and the Central Military Commission awarded him the honorary title of "Space Hero" and awarded him the "Space Meritorious Medal".
China women’s volleyball coach Lang Ping.
Lang Ping, born in Tianjin on December 10th, 1960, is a Manchu, a former China women’s volleyball player and now the head coach of China women’s volleyball team.
In 1978, Lang Ping was selected for the national training team. In 1981, Lang Ping won the 3rd World Cup with the China Women’s Volleyball Team and won the "Excellent Athlete Award". In 1982, Lang Ping won the 9th World Women’s Volleyball Championship with China, and won the "MVP" of the World Women’s Volleyball Championship. In 1984, Lang Ping won the gold medal in the women’s volleyball competition at the Los Angeles Olympic Games with the China team, helping the China women’s volleyball team to achieve three consecutive championships. In 1986, Lang Ping retired.
In 1995, Lang Ping was hired as the head coach of China Women’s Volleyball Team. In 1996, Lang Ping was awarded the "Best Coach in the World" by FIVB. In October 2002, Lang Ping was officially elected to the Volleyball Hall of Fame, becoming the first Asian volleyball player to win this honor. On April 25th, 2013, Lang Ping was appointed as the head coach of the new national women’s volleyball team. On February 1st, 2015, Lang Ping won the Best Coach Award of 2014CCTV Sports Man of the Year. On February 14th, 2016, Lang Ping was elected as the person of the year in China in 2015. On March 25th, 2016, Lang Ping won the "Award for Influencing Chinese in the World". On August 21st, 2016, Lang Ping led the China women’s volleyball team to win the Rio Olympic Games as the head coach.
They are just one of the millions of heroes in Qian Qian … …
