Speaking of Major General Cheng Shiqing, his fame is not great, and after liberation, he was gradually promoted to the rank of military, and then promoted to the deputy post of a large military region, and also served as the number one in charge of the province. However, due to mistakes made during the special period, he was dismissed from his post and was treated according to the division level.
Cheng Shiqing was an artistically gifted general who was very good at various musical instruments, such as flutes, flutes, erhu, accordion, and even allegro.
Because of his versatility, he served as a propagandist in the army, and later rose to the rank of propaganda officer, battalion instructor, regimental political commissar, director of the division's political department, and divisional political commissar.
After liberation, he was transferred to the armored corps and served as deputy director of the cadre department and director of the political department of the armored corps.
In the 1960s, he was transferred to the same level as the political commissar of the field army.
During the special period, his position was also promoted, not only to the deputy political commissar of the Fuzhou Military Region, but also to the post of director of the Jiangxi Provincial Revolutionary Committee and the first secretary of the province.
This quasi-military-level general, who has held local and military positions for more than a decade, is also a highly valued one. But in the special period, he also took some detours and made some mistakes.
After the September 13 incident, he was removed from his post and "disappeared" for more than 10 years. In 1981, he was released from isolation and went to Fuzhou to recuperate.
After 1982, he was transferred to a local area according to the treatment of a division-level cadre, and later died of illness in Nanchang.