Li Jingyuan

Li Jingyuan

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Li Jingyuan (1918-1999), formerly known as Li Qinghai and formerly Li Kai, was born in Nanling village, Kou Town, Laiwu County, Shandong Province in February 1918. In 1938, he was a teacher of the village primary school and joined the Communist Party of China in October of the same year.

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Li Jingyuan (1918-1999), formerly known as Li Qinghai and formerly Li Kai, was born in Nanling village, Kou Town, Laiwu County, Shandong Province in February 1918. In 1938, he was a teacher of the village primary school and joined the Communist Party of China in October of the same year.

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In September 1941, the Anti Japanese work in Zichuan county was extremely difficult. In order to enrich the strength of Zichuan County, the higher authorities transferred some cadres to work in Zichuan county. In the autumn of 1942, Li Jingyuan appointed the propaganda minister in Zichuan county. After taking office, Li Jingyuan, in accordance with the arrangement of his superiors, first went to Castle Peak to engage in mass work such as rent and interest reduction and the struggle to borrow grain. Later, he returned to the county Party committee and was responsible for the rectification and study of cadres under the leadership of the county Party committee. In October 1943, due to the enemy's "sweeping up", suppression and blockade, our base area was shrinking, and the Zixi corridor, the only one to keep in touch, was also interrupted. In order to open this channel and carry out the work in enemy occupied areas, the Zixi Working Committee of the CPC was established, and Li Jingyuan served as secretary and instructor of the Jiaoji brigade. After the establishment of Zixi Working Committee, the armed struggle was mainly carried out by Jiaoji brigade. In order to attack the enemy, Li Jingyuan led the Jiaoji brigade to fight against the enemy with the flexible and mobile tactics of concealment, guerrilla and scattered activities. If they can fight, they will fight. If they can't, they will fight. At the same time, they actively publicized the party's principles and policies, where they went, where they publicized, eliminated the concerns of the masses, united the masses, especially in fighting for the pseudo village head, executed the diehard traitors who were determined to destroy the land and committed crimes, deterred the enemy, upheld justice, and stimulated the enthusiasm of the masses to resist Japan. In order to obstruct the enemy's "mopping up", the Jiaoji brigade destroyed the tracks and wires between Zhangdian and Mashang stations on the Jiaoji Railway several times; bombed the enemy's locomotive between dalinchi and Wangcun stations; attacked the enemy's patrol cars between Zhangdian and Zichuan on the zhangbo railway line, interrupted the enemy's traffic and lost contact, destroyed the enemy's activity plan, and opened up the situation in Zixi. In September 1945, the Japanese imperialists announced their unconditional surrender. In order to meet the needs of the new situation, the Zixi Working Committee and Zixi office were abolished, the county independent battalion was expanded into an independent regiment, and Li Jingyuan was appointed director of the political department and commander of the county armed guidance department. At that time, Zichuan was an area where the enemy and ourselves were fighting. The local armed forces led by Li Jingyuan often cooperated with the regular forces to attack the enemy. In 1947, in order to cooperate with the local government, Li Jingyuan led the Zichuan independent regiment to suppress bandits in the East and west of Zichuan. When Zichuan was liberated in March 1948, Li Jingyuan led the Zichuan independent regiment to clean up the surrounding Dalongkou stronghold, and successfully completed the combat task with self-made "grenades". At the end of the battle, the independent regiment received orders from the higher authorities and cooperated with the troops to fight against Zicheng and liberate Zichuan. After the founding of new China, Li Jingyuan successively served as secretary of Laiwu county Party committee, secretary and vice president of Shandong College of traditional Chinese medicine, deputy director of Shandong Provincial Department of health, member of the party organization, deputy secretary and deputy commander of Laiwu Iron and steel plant. He left his post in 1983 and died in November 1999.