In 1924, the Kuomintang held the First Congress and established the three major policies of "alliance between Russia and the Communist Party of China to support farmers and workers", and the first cooperation between the two parties officially began. However, after Mr. Sun Yat-sen's death, Chiang Kai-shek gradually seized the core power of the Kuomintang. In 1927, as Chiang Kai-shek and Wang Jingwei successively betrayed the revolution, the vigorous revolutionary movement failed, and the first cooperation between the two parties also broke down.
After the first cooperation between the two parties broke down, in order to resist the dictatorship of the Kuomintang, our party launched the Nanchang Uprising . The Nanchang Uprising has important historical significance. It not only fired the first shot of our party's armed resistance to the Kuomintang, but also marked the official establishment of our army. The person we are going to talk about today has participated in the Nanchang Uprising. His name is Li Shuoxun. He has served as Secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee and other positions. He is an outstanding cadre trained by our party. So, what stories do Lee Shuoxun have?
Li Shuoxun was born in 1903 and is from Gaoxian, Sichuan. In his early years, Li Shuoxun mainly studied in his hometown. Influenced by the May Fourth Movement, he began to participate in the Progressive Student Movement and began to actively explore the path of saving the country and the people. It was also during that period that Li Shuoxun came into contact with many progressive people and came into contact with Marxism-Leninism . However, during the process of promoting revolutionary thought, Li Shuoxun was wanted by Sichuan warlords, and he was forced to leave his hometown and go to Pei Ping .
In May 1924, during the first cooperation between the two parties, Li Shuoxun officially joined our party. Since then, he was ordered to go to Shanghai and Wuhan to develop party members and strengthen revolutionary forces. In 1927, after the failure of Revolution, Li Shuoxun participated in the Nanchang Uprising and served as the Party Representative and Director of the Political Department of the 25th Division. It is worth mentioning that Lin Biao was also a member of the 25th Division at this time, and he served as a company commander in the 73rd Regiment of the 25th Division. In other words, Li Shuoxun was still Lin Biao's superior at that time.
After the Nanchang Uprising encountered setbacks, Zhu De and others led the team to continue south, while Li Shuoxun was ordered to go to Shanghai to report the situation to the Shanghai party organization. After arriving in Shanghai, Li Shuoxun was organized to stay in white area to engage in underground work. Soon after, he was sent to Hubei to continue to engage in revolutionary propaganda. However, during his time in Hubei, Li Shuoxun's identity was exposed, and under the protection of the party organization, he returned to Shanghai.
In the summer of 1928, Li Shuoxun was sent to Hangzhou and successively served as Secretary of the Military Commission of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee (Agent), and presided over the actual work in Zhejiang. During his tenure, Li Shuoxun established many systems for the development of underground work in Zhejiang, protected and cultivated a large number of outstanding cadres, and also developed a large number of outstanding party members to strengthen revolutionary forces.
1929, Li Shuoxun was sent to Jiangsu again to serve as Secretary of the Military Commission of the Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee, led the peasant movement in Jiangsu, and was responsible for the establishment of Red 14th Army . However, Li Shuoxun's work in northern Jiangsu was not going smoothly. Soon after, his superiors planned to transfer him to the central base and let him carry out revolutionary propaganda there. However, for various reasons, Li Shuoxun did not go to the Central Soviet Area, but was appointed as Secretary of the Military Commission of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee, responsible for the revolutionary work in Guangdong and Hainan.
In August 1931, Li Shuoxun went to Haikou to carry out revolutionary work. At this time, he did not know that he had been betrayed by a traitor. As soon as he arrived in Haikou, Li Shuoxun was arrested and detained. During his detention, Li Shuoxun was steadfast and kept the secrets of the organization strictly. In September 1931, Li Shuoxun was killed bravely at the age of 28. Before he died, Li Shuoxun left a suicide note. In the suicide note, he was very concerned about his son's growth and hoped that his wife would raise his son to adulthood. After that, Lee Shuoxun's widow did not remarry. She tried hard to raise her son and train her son to become a pillar of the country. Li Shuoxun's son is named Li Peng. He has served as chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and is a state-level cadre in New China and an outstanding cadre trained by our party.
