History has its own life, it is like a person, both easy-going and self-respecting. ——Yu Qiuyu
Speaking of the last century, we have to mention the two-year war period. With the collapse of the Qing court, the division of the warlords, and the eight-year-long War of Resistance, our country and nation finally defeated the enemy and won one victory after another under the wise leadership of our Party. This victory was not easy to come by, and it was the crystallization of countless soldiers who threw their heads and spilled their blood. Their stories have been sung, and their spirit and dedication deserve everyone's respect and praise!
Speaking of our party, I have to mention the chairman. He dedicated his life to the cause of his homeland and worked hard to create the situation we have today. It is precisely because of his selfless dedication that there is a good life for thousands of families today. Hats off to the great!
The person we are talking to you about today is a guard by the chairman's side, who has been accompanying the chairman. He is Li Yinqiao. Born in 1927 in Anping County, Hengshui City, Hebei Province, he went to Wudang Mountain to learn martial arts when he was only a few years old, and became a lay disciple of Wudang. We all know that the chairman has a very large number of guards, but Li is definitely the most skilled of them.
At the age of 11, he joined the Eighth Route and became a signal soldier in the team, and began his legendary career from then on. And Li was able to go to the chairman's pillow, and the premier definitely has a very great credit, which is why Li always talked about the prime minister's gratitude later.
In 1947 he came to the Chairman's side and began a 15-year career as a guard. Transferred from the front line to the command post, Lee quickly adapted to the new working environment with the friendliness of others. Wherever the Chairman goes, he can be seen there. All the way through the ups and downs, the chairman was taken very well, and his credit is all in our eyes. After 15 years of diligent work, he and the chairman became close friends who talked about everything, and even the chairman later said: "Silver Bridge, all my things, no one can hide from you!" This can also be seen in the intimate relationship of mutual trust between the two.
In 1962, the chairman wanted to give him a better job, and the two faced separation. Since ancient times, the distinction has been sad, and no one can be unmoved, especially in the face of people who get along day and night like relatives. On the occasion of parting, the chairman looked at Li Yinqiao, who had already cried into tears, and also left tears. But he knew he had to stay calm, or the separation would be even more upset. Standing quietly, I saw the figure walking farther and farther away, and the reluctance in my heart was even stronger. The chairman even wrote a poem "Seven Laws and Long March" to give to him before leaving, which shows the emotion.
After Being Transferred from the Chairman's Side, Li Yinqiao was sent to the Tianjin Public Security Bureau and later became the head of the department. Then in 1979, he became deputy director of the Great Hall of the People Administration. In 1982, he was again transferred to the Ministry of Public Security. In his later years, he was plain, paid silently, and had a life of righteousness and two sleeves of fresh wind. The wall of the living room of his home has always hung the poem that the chairman gave him, and next to it is the chairman who takes a picture with him. After a lifetime of horse fighting, he worked hard for half a lifetime, and his old age was finally dull. On September 22, 2009, Li Yinqiao died of illness at the age of 82.