In the brilliant and glorious journey of the Chinese revolution, Li Jingquan is a low-key and veteran Communist who is ignored by people.
He joined the revolution at the age of 18 and grew up to be the secretary-general of the Political Commissar Office of the General Command of the First Front Army at the age of 21. At the age of 40, he was already a "grass official" in charge of the rule of the country.
His life was magnificent, and it was heart-wrenching. He fought against the "Cheng Bandits", killed the Japanese invaders, and participated in the War of Liberation. His long-term career as a political commissar has created a flexible, pragmatic and capable work style.
His shrewd, capable and extremely outstanding governance level was spotted by the central government. Since then, his career has risen all the way, and he has achieved important positions such as member of the Central Committee and member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, and has reached the vice-national level.
In 1952, Sichuan Provincial People's Government was established, and Li Jingquan became the first secretary of the Sichuan Provincial Party Committee and the chairman of the Sichuan Provincial People's Government, becoming a veritable "graspian".
The ancients often said, "The world has not been chaotic, Shu has been chaotic first, the world has been chaotic, Shu has not been chaotic."
The land of Sichuan and Sichuan has been feared by feudal dynasties for its "one man is at the pass, ten thousand man cannot open" with its almost closed terrain and complex ethnic mixed relationships.
In other words, "When Shu is safe, the world is safe, Shu is well-managed, and when Shu is well-managed, the world is well-managed." The old Qin, who once lived in a corner of the Western Rong, relied on the land of Bashu as the rear and launched a powerful battle to unify the world.
transferred Li Jingquan to Sichuan, which shows the trust and expectations of the central government for him.
After Li Jingquan arrived in Sichuan, he did not disappoint. In order to give full play to the advantages of "the country of heaven" in Chengdu Plain , Li Jingquan Dadui promoted water conservancy and built a granary. Under his leadership, Sichuan harvested a lot of years and the granary was filled with grain.
A few years later, three years of natural disasters broke out. The food accumulated by Li Jingquan was continuously transported to the "battlefield" all over the country like flowing water. Li Jingquan thus became the "fire-fighting hero" of that era.
According to later statistics, during the three-year natural disaster period, Sichuan transferred a total of 14.7 billion jin of grain. In 1958 alone, 3.96 billion jin of grain was transferred in a year.
Li Jingquan's selfless approach once greatly alleviated the food shortage in other provinces and effectively stabilized the social situation.
Li Jingquan is not without ideas about this selfless behavior.
At that time, with the increasing disaster, Sichuan almost became a "blood supply station" for brother provinces. Faced with the continuous export of grain from abroad, Sichuan's surplus grain was almost in a shortage.
As a Communist, Li Jingquan naturally had no reason to disobey the central government's instructions on repeatedly asking for food. However, no matter how wealthy the "landlord" was, there was almost no "surplus grain" at home at this time.
Li Jingquan had no choice but to report to the central government truthfully, expressing his concern for the difficulties of the Sichuan people.
Peng Zhen, who was in charge of work in Beijing at that time, also called Li Jingquan many times and asked Li Jingquan to adjust the food again in a tone of praying. Li Jingquan knew that the situation in Sichuan was not optimistic, so he couldn't help but complain to Peng Zhen: " You are the State Council where you are, and I am still the small State Council here."
It is precisely because of his heartless words that his future life is full of ups and downs.
1966, the curtain of the ten-year special period opened, and Li Jingquan was pulled out because of this sentence that year, and was forced to wander around the streets and alleys in front of everyone.
At this time, he was not the only one who was impacted. Li Jingquan's son Li Mingqing was beaten to death by those who were despicable in Beijing Aviation College and was given a "high hat" by those who were unscrupulous.
However, fortunately, Li Jingquan was also the director of the Third Line Construction Committee at this time. Guo Weicheng, the deputy commander of the Railway Soldier who could not stand it, made him feel at ease and tried every means to protect him in Beijing.
The darkness before dawn is painful, and losing a son is also extremely painful. Therefore, before the "Top Ten" in 1973, Li Jingquan and some veteran cadres were able to return to work.
Facing the pain of losing his wife and losing his son (Note: His wife Xiao Li also died abnormally in that special era), Li Jingquan was crying and was so haggard that he was unbearable.
Premier Zhou was very sympathetic to Li Jingquan's son's death, so he made a special trip to find Li Jingquan and expressed his desire to arrest the murderer as soon as possible to comfort Li Jingquan's son's spirit in heaven.
What unexpectedly surprised Premier Zhou was that after hearing Premier Zhou's words, Li Jingquan shook his head sadly and said: Don't pursue the matter anymore. If it is pursued, more people will die."
Just like that, Li Jingquan gave up the opportunity to give his son the murderer.
On April 24, 1989, Li Jingquan died of illness in Beijing, and ended the ordinary and great life of a Communist.
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