Zhang Tinggui

Zhang Tinggui

Zhang Tinggui (1916-december 24, 2002), commander of the Chinese people's Liberation Army. Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province. Political commissar of air force, air force consultant of Lanzhou Military Region. In July 1983, he left to recuperate.

brief introduction

Zhang Tinggui (1916-december 24, 2002) joined the army in February 1937 and joined the Communist Party of China in August of the same year.

experience

During the Anti Japanese War, he served as the organization director of the guerrilla brigade in Wuxiang, Shanxi Province, and killed the leader of the fourth company and the political instructor of the fifth company of the Second Corps of the first column, the political instructor of the Third Battalion of the 59th regiment of the first brigade, the leader of the inspection group of the Political Department of the Taiyue military region, the political instructor of the 16th regiment of the 386th brigade of the 129th division of the Eighth Route Army, and the political instructor of the 16th regiment of the new fourth brigade of the Shaanxi Gansu Ningxia Shanxi Suiyuan joint defense military region Director. During the war of liberation, he served as director of the Political Department of the 16th regiment of the new fourth brigade of the Northwest Field Army and political member of the 50th regiment of the Sixth Army of the first field army. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he served as political commissar of Xi'an Aviation Office, political commissar of Xi'an aviation station, deputy political commissar of air force division, deputy political commissar of the 10th aviation school, deputy political commissar of the 12th aviation school, political commissar of the 8th Aviation School of the air force, military political commissar of the air force, and air force consultant of Lanzhou Military Region. In July 1983, he left to recuperate.

Tongzhou celebrities

Zhang Tinggui (1863 – 1929), named Xinyuan, was named Qianshan in his later years. In the Qing Dynasty, Tongzhou people lived in Sanlong Township in the south of Tongzhou city. He was intelligent and savvy since childhood. At the age of 8, he went to a private school. At the age of 14, he had finished five Confucian classics, including the book of songs, Shangshu, Jingyi, Liji, Chunqiu, and so on. His profound understanding of its meaning made him quite literary. Everyone who saw him admired his academic achievements.
Zhang Tinggui is a famous scholar in Tongzhou. Later, in every autumn round, he failed to win the provincial examination held by TongZhou Gongyuan because the chief examiner and the president did not adopt the opinions recommended by the sub examiners. As a result, he did not want to be enterprising any more, so he devoted himself to the study of Zhou Dunyi, Er Cheng and Yang Zhen in Song Dynasty and later Han Dynasty. He also set up an accounting room in Beijing, devoted himself to running schools and carrying out educational activities, so that many poor students could receive education and acquire knowledge. His lectures are very detailed, and his instructions are not complete. In his later years, he cooperated with Xiao Yingong, Lin Qinnan, Yun weisun and other famous people to give lectures in the capital. He made great progress and was very popular. In 1866 and 1867, he devoted himself to writing poems, especially with a sense of wonder.
On weekdays, Zhang Tinggui paid attention to practice and despised fame. Students and others are not welcome to celebrate their birthday. He helped the poor and encouraged the backward. He once said to primary and secondary school students who do not seek further study: "there is no immortal in the world, but those who are able to write are immortal. They always put their spirit between heaven and earth, so they are still studying." He was the author of the four rites of Guan marriage and funeral sacrifice, notes on the filial piety of the south, elucidation and collection of Changhuai poems, but he died in Beijing in 1929, aged 65.