Name: Zheng Weishan
Date of birth: 1915.8.5
Date of death: 2000.5.9
Date of joining the Party: 1929.12
Ethnicity: Han Chinese
Birthplace: Yalingwa Village, The Fourth Township, Chengma District, Macheng County, Hubei Province
Family composition: poor peasant families
Wife: Sun Jingbo
Rank: Lieutenant General
Army Rank: Quasi-Corps level
Medal of The Order of August 1st Class (No. 02075)
Order of Independence and Freedom, First Class
Liberation Medal 1st Class (No. 02212)
Medal of Merit of the Red Star, First Class
In 1923, he studied at a private school in The Village of Yakisowa
1927 Scout Regiment Leader
1928 Squadron Leader of the Fourth Township Young Pioneers
In June 1929, he joined the Communist Youth League of China
1929.12 Joined the Communist Party of China
1930.3 Deputy Instructor of the Red Guards
In June 1930, Xu Xiangqian, deputy commander of the Red First Army, sent orders to the soldiers
1931.9 Squad Leader of the Communications Team of the Headquarters of the First Red Army
1931.11 Deputy Instructor of artillery company at the headquarters of the Red Fourth Front
1932 Instructor of the Communications Corps of the Headquarters of the Red Fourth Front
1933.7 Political Commissar of the 81st Regiment of the 27th Division of the Ninth Red Army
1933.12 Political Commissar of the 27th Division of the Ninth Red Army
1934.3 Political Commissar of the 89th Division of the 30th Red Army
1934.11 Political Commissar of the 88th Division of the 30th Red Army
1935.5--1936.10 Participated in the Long March
1935.8 Participated in the Battle of The Charter
1936.11--1937.3 Participated in the Western Expedition of the Western Route Army
1937.6 Chinese studied at the Democratic Anti-Japanese Military and Political University
1937.8--1938.3 Chief Instructor of military and political school of Jin-Cha-Ji Military Region
1938.12 Chinese Vice President of the Second Branch of the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University
1939.3 Political Commissar of the Jin-Cha-Ji Military Region Teaching Regiment
1942.1--1944.1 Deputy Commander of the Fourth Military Subdistrict of Jin-Cha-Ji Military Region
1944.2--1944.10 Commander of the Fourth Military Subdistrict of Jin-Cha-Ji Military Region
1945.11 Commander of Zhangjiakou Garrison
1946.11 Commander of the Chahar Military District
1947.7 Commander of the 3rd Column of the Jin-Cha-Ji Field Army
1947.11 Commander of the Shijiazhuang Garrison
1948.5 Commander of the Third Column of the Second Corps of the North China Military Region
In January 1949 Chinese commander of the 63rd Army of the 19th Corps of the 1st Field Army of the People's Liberation Army
October 1949 Chinese Deputy Commander of the 19th Corps of the People's Liberation Army
January 1950 Chinese Chief of Staff of the 19th Corps of the People's Liberation Army
1951.2 Chinese Deputy Commander of the 19th Corps of the People's Volunteer Army
Acting Commander of the 20th Corps of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army in July 1952
In May 1953, he participated in the command of the Jincheng Counterattack
1955.3--1969.6 Chinese Deputy Commander of Beijing Military Region of the People's Liberation Army
Acting Commander of Beijing Military Region in January 1967
1969.4 Member of the Central Committee of the Ninth National People's Congress of the Communist Party of China
1969.6--1971.1 Chinese Commander of Beijing Military Region of the People's Liberation Army
Chinese first secretary of the Party Committee of the Beijing Military Region of the People's Liberation Army
1971.1--1979.12 Anhui Farm Ban
1982.12--1985.6 Commander of Lanzhou Military Region
First Secretary of the Party Committee of Lanzhou Military Region
2000.5.9 Died in Beijing
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