Wu Ziliang (December 25, 1917-May 24, 2008), from Pujiang, Zhejiang. Materials scientist, academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and winner of the " Two Bombs and One Satellite " Medal of Merit. He was engaged in the research on the 40X substitute for low alloy steel in the Soviet Union, led and completed the development task of "Series A separation membrane" for uranium isotope separation, studied the s-i interactive internal consumption peaks of transition group elements Mn, Cr, Mo, V, Ti and nitrogen in steel, clarified many debates and fallacies in past literature, and found that the membrane's oxygenation rate depends on the rapid oxygen transport process provided by the dislocation pipeline with vertical c-axis crystal.
Tu Shou'e (December 5, 1917 to December 15, 2012), from Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Rockets' overall design expert, together with Ren Xinmin , Huang Weilu , liang Shoupan , and Liang Shoupan are respected as " China's four old Aerospace ". In his early years, he was engaged in the research and teaching of aircraft structural mechanics , and later devoted himself to my country's missile and aerospace industry. He has long been engaged in the overall technical theoretical research and engineering practice of missiles and rockets. He played an important role in the solution of major key technical problems in the missile development process, the decision-making, command and organization of large-scale aerospace engineering plans. He is one of the pioneers of China's missile and aerospace technology.
Shangji Company (1917-1941), also known as Shang Jianmin , Zhejiang from Shangshadi Village, Ganlin Town, Shengzhou City (formerly Baihe Township), joined Chinese Communist Youth League in Shanghai in July 1933, and later became a member of the Communist Party of China. He served as secretary of the Shanghai Wharf District Committee of the Communist Youth League, political instructor of the Qingpu Detachment of the Songhu Guerrillas, and instructor of the 1st Battalion of the 18th Brigade of the 6th Division of the New Fourth Army. In November 1934, he was assigned by his superiors to return to Sheng to carry out revolutionary activities. In 1935, the Sheng County Communist Youth League Committee was established and was the founder of the Sheng County Communist Youth League. In 1941, he died in the fight against "Qingxiang" in Zhutang, Jiangyin County, Jiangsu Province.
Yu Jusheng (April 1917-1944 March 13, ), Zhejiang Xinchang, Revolutionary martyr . Graduated from junior high school in 1934. In the face of national crisis, I gave up continuing to study and devoted myself to the War of Resistance Against Japan. With his outstanding literary and artistic talents, I actively organized and carried out various anti-Japanese propaganda activities. He has served as the political instructor of the "Editor of War Drum" of the Shangyu Anti-Japanese Mobilization Committee and the Political Instructor of the First Brigade of the Third Squadron of the New Fourth Army New Fourth Army guerrillas 5th Detachment of Zhejiang East Guerrillas. In 1944, in Xujiaao Village, Shangyu, in order to cover the safe transfer of Shangyu County Office, five soldiers led fierce battles with more than 300 enemy and puppets, and finally died heroically in the battle.
Xu Shunshou (August 21, 1917-January 6, 1968), Zhejiang Province, , Nanxun Town, Wuxing County, Zhejiang Province, is a famous Chinese aircraft designer, , and has served as the deputy director, director and chief designer of Xi'an Large Aircraft Design Institute. The first aircraft design room in New China was created. The aircraft hosted, organized or designed by themselves include J-1, Primary Education-6, Strong-5, J-6, H-6, , H-6, Y-7. They are the first director of the Chinese Aviation Society and the third National People's Congress representative. They are the author of "Fatifiable Life of Aircraft". In February 1964, the Ministry of National Defense awarded Xu Shunshou the rank of technical colonel of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
Lu Xingwei (1918~2012 July 17, ), from Xinchang, Zhejiang, member of the Communist Party of China, graduated from Zhejiang University Normal College. A famous educational thinker and educational reformer. He has personally experienced the education in the first half of the 20th century and participated in the entire process of basic education reform and development in New China. He is known as the "living fossil" of China's basic education. In the 1980s, it was proposed to call information channels other than classroom teaching and classroom teaching two channels, which emphasize both status, triggering major reforms in the curriculum structure. Since then, " Second Class " has become popular nationwide. First, we strive to obtain the right to take the Shanghai college entrance examination independently, breaking the situation of "one paper in the country".
Zhang Xiaoxiang (June 26, 1918-October 22, 2015), born in Haining, Zhejiang Province, is a computer expert in China and an academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences. He graduated from the Department of Electrical Engineering, Wuhan University in 1943, and studied at the Institute of Precision Machinery and Computing Technology, the Soviet Academy of Sciences from 1956 to 1958. He has served as an engineer, deputy director, director and researcher of the relevant research institutes of the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army of China, and chairman of the Chinese Computer Society. He is the host of China's first imitation-south electronic computer manufacturing. The organizer and direct participant in the development of large-scale computers of various generations of transistors and large-scale integrated circuits designed by China have played an important role in the development and development of China's computer industry.
Zhongquanzhou (1919-1949), Zhejiang Chaiqiao, Zhenhai County. In his early years, he worked as an apprentice at the Xinxue Club in Ningbo Rixin Street, and later graduated from the Department of Electrical Engineering of Southwest Associated University. He joined the China Democratic Youth League in 1944 and has since joined the student movement. In 1946, he joined the maintenance farm of Shanghai Bus Company and was elected as the chairman of the company's employee welfare association. On the eve of Shanghai's liberation, bus workers were organized to carry out a "anti-hunger" strike and expanded to French tram and tricycle workers. On February 16, 1949, he was arrested by the Kuomintang Shanghai authorities. He was killed in Jiangwan the next day and was known as one of the "Three Martyrs of Bus" in Shanghai. After the liberation of Shanghai, Mayor Chen Yi wrote an inscription for the "Three Martyrs of the Bus": "Sacrifice for the cause of the Chinese people and will always be missed by the people."
Li Zhonglin (1920-2000), from Yin County, Zhejiang Province. He joined the Eighth Route Army in 1938 and joined the Communist Party of China in the same year. He participated in the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as Minister of the Ordnance Department of the Northeast Military Region, a cadet of the Moscow Artillery Engineering College, vice president and dean of the Artillery Engineering College of the People's Liberation Army of China, and vice president, dean and consultant of the East China Engineering College. He was promoted to the rank of major general in 1964.
guanjie (1921-1944), whose original name was Shi Yongxian, also known as Shi Ziying, was Ren Yeren from Zhang Town, Shangyu Town, Zhejiang Province. In 1938, he went to the front line of the Anti-Japanese War alone and joined the New Fourth Army. He served as deputy education officer and company commander of the military headquarters. He has made meritorious service and received awards five times. He joined the Communist Party of China in April 1939. In the winter of 1942, he returned to his hometown and was assigned to the Three North Guerrilla Command as an adjutant of education, responsible for the military training of new recruits. The following year, he was appointed as the captain of the Seventh Squadron by the Party Committee of Zhejiang East District. In the summer of 1944, the Japanese and puppet troops set up strongholds in the Three Norths of Zhejiang and prepared to grab grain. In late July, the enemy attempted to occupy the east port of Cixi to grab the autumn harvest. Guanjie was ordered to organize troops to enter the fortifications to block the enemy, repelling the enemy's attacks again and again, but unfortunately was shot and died.
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