Lin Jingying

Lin Jingying

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Lin Jingying (1901-1966) was born in xiawu lane of the city. He was born in 1901. In 1916, Jing Ying studied in Fujian No.10 middle school (now Putian No.1 Middle School). He was the editor in chief of Beiliu literature and art journal, which was founded by the student union of Shanghai University. Later, he studied in the literature department of Shanghai University. In 16 years, he was the general manager of national daily in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province. Besides official business, he often entertains himself with music, poetry, books and paintings.

Life of the characters

In the 32nd year of the Republic of China, the Fujian provincial Party Department of the Kuomintang ordered the Putian County Party department to arrest Lin Runan, a member of the Communist Party who was teaching in Zhongshan middle school. At that time, he was the Secretary General of the county party department. When he saw the message, the person who immediately explained the matter said, "inform Lin Runan, ask him to consider and decide on his own, and leave as soon as possible." After Lin Runan left, he bluffed and ordered the arrest. Li Xiong, Secretary General of the provincial Party department, was very dissatisfied with this. He thought that he had an affair with a different party. He not only punished him by recording demerits in the party, but also removed him from his post as Secretary General of the county party department. In the 34th year of the Republic of China, Jing Ying was employed by Haijiang university to take a course in Chinese literature in Quanzhou. In the autumn of 37, Li Quan returned to Putian and became the principal of Zhongshan middle school. In January, the Communist Party's Putian underground Liaison Station was established in Jingying's home. At that time, the guerrilla leaders often hid here. In April, Jing Ying obtained a carbine from Lin Junjie, Hushi, and strengthened the weapons and equipment of the guerrillas. The new society construction association was established, and he became the director. The people's Liberation Army went south to Fujian. Under the instruction of the guerrilla headquarters in central Fujian, a protection Corps was set up in Putian. Zhang Qin was the director and he was the deputy director. In May, he took out a map of the whole county from the Kuomintang county Party headquarters and sent it to the central Fujian guerrilla headquarters of the Communist Party of China, and provided the distribution of Kuomintang troops in Chenghan. In June, he resigned as president. In August, the people's Liberation Army entered Pucheng and borrowed 4000 tons of grain from Putian County, demanding to complete the task within a week. He took the lead in lending 100 tons of grain, and the task of borrowing 1000 tons of grain in urban areas was over fulfilled within four days. In 1956, Jing Ying was employed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences to assist Liao Hua and Gu Jiegang in collating the twenty four histories at the Central Museum of culture and history in Beijing. In 1966, after the beginning of the "Cultural Revolution", Jing Ying was forced to leave Beijing to return to Putonghua and died on the way at the age of 65.

Main achievements

Jing Yinggong's calligraphy is famous for its elegant and detached style.