After the founding of New China, Tan Qilong served in five provinces: Zhejiang, Shandong, Fujian, Qinghai, and Sichuan. Among them, he has served for the longest time in Shandong and has served the most times in Zhejiang. During special periods, he was hit twice, in Shandong and Zhejiang.
In 1972, after serving in Fujian for 2 years, he was urgently transferred to Zhejiang to take over the job of First Secretary Nan Ping as soon as he had some prospects in his work.
Tan Qilong knew Zhejiang very well and had established a base in eastern Zhejiang as early as the Anti-Japanese War. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was appointed deputy secretary and secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee to manage local work. After working there for 5 years, I went north to Shandong to take up a post.
was now urgently transferred to work in Zhejiang, which he did not expect. At that time, there were many problems in Zhejiang. It was not easy for him to deal with these things well, and he was under a lot of mental pressure.
Tan Qilong is a pragmatic person, and doing a good job in industrial and agricultural production is his top priority. Despite the difficulties, overall it went relatively smoothly, and work in the province was basically undecided. But the good times did not last long. Someone directly intervened in the work in Zhejiang, throwing the newly stable work into chaos.
A young man who was just elected as a leader in the top ten universities criticized his work and supported some people to fight against the province. As if they had obtained a treasure, these rebel leaders rose up one after another to attack. The young leader sometimes calls him directly to handle matters.
He is very conflicted in his heart, and his inner pain at work is self-evident.
In 1974, the situation in Zhejiang was in unprecedented chaos. Someone publicly named him a "capitalist roader." Some rebels in the province added fuel to the fire and organized people to fight against others.
In 1975, he never imagined that after convening the Second Plenary Session of the Tenth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, he would be publicly hijacked by some people when he was convening a provincial party committee meeting and pulled him away from the venue. The guards, secretaries, etc. took him away from these people, so 's heart disease recurred and his life hung on a thread.
If it weren’t for the help of the people around him and his situation was not optimistic, perhaps nothing would have happened next.
After this incident happened, it had a great impact on his emotions. He had been harboring emotions inside him for years. This is also the most uncomfortable period of time in many years. If someone wanted to punish him or replace him, he couldn't bear it anymore and applied to his superiors to resign.
In October 1975, while he was in Beijing for treatment, his work was interrupted for the second time and he stayed in Beijing for 2 years. It was not until 1977, when the situation stabilized, that he wrote to the central leadership, hoping to do something more, and was transferred to Qinghai.
