Zeng Shan, born in 1899 in a county town in Jiangxi Province, belonged to the Shuxiang Mendi family, and Zeng Shan also received a good education when he was young. At the age of twenty-six, he began to follow his brother to the revolutionary cause, and since then he has devoted himself to the revolutionary cause. After the liberation of Shanghai, he served as the vice mayor of Shanghai and continued to shine in his workplace.
It is said that parents are the first teachers of children, and every child is born with a blank piece of paper, and what kind of child becomes depends on what is drawn on the paper. Although Zeng Shan devoted himself wholeheartedly to the revolutionary cause, he did not give up on the education of his children, on the contrary, his father's example was in front, and his children heard about it from an early age and eventually became the same person as their father.
First, work experience
Zeng Shan was born in 1899 to a family of teachers in Jiangxi. In 1925, under the influence of his brother, he joined the revolutionary ranks, and with his unremitting efforts and flexible mind, he successively served as the chairman of the Jiangxi Provincial Soviet Government and the minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Central Soviet Region.
In October 1930, according to the instructions of his superiors, Zengshan organized local armed forces and more than 100,000 mass forces to cooperate with the First Front of the Red Army to attack Ji'an. On the 7th of the same month, Zeng Shan became chairman of the Jiangxi Provincial Soviet Government. The establishment of the Jiangxi Provincial Soviet Government also made the Soviet movement in Jiangxi Province more formal and standardized, and also played a huge role in promoting the development of the red movement in Jiangxi Province.
After serving as the chairman of the Jiangxi Provincial Soviet Government, Zeng Shan put all his enthusiasm into his work and played a great role in promoting all kinds of work. He also actively supported the policies of his superiors, promoted the smooth progress of the agrarian revolution and mobilized the enthusiasm of the local peasants.
In 1934, at the age of thirty-five, Zeng Shan was appointed by the central government as the secretary of the Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee, and led part of the Red Army to remain in Jiangxi after the Long March of the Main Force of the Red Army. He led these remaining Red Army soldiers to fight guerrilla warfare against the Kuomintang, and even if they were surrounded by nationalist troops, they vowed to rush forward to the death.
In 1937, the July 7 Incident, the outbreak of the all-out War of Resistance, in order to defend the foreign enemies against our rivers and mountains, the two parties joined hands to help each other, Zeng Shan was assigned by the superior leaders at this time, returned to Jiangxi to create a new Fourth Army, and later led the New Fourth Army to participate in many battles.
In June 1946, Chiang Kai-shek unilaterally tore up the Armistice Agreement reached by the Kuomintang and the Communists, and a full-scale civil war broke out. During the Liberation War, Zeng Shan was mainly responsible for financial work, and the complicated data, dazzling expenditures, and various procurement approvals for military supplies all needed to be sorted out by Zeng Shan.
These tedious tasks did not crush Zeng Shan, on the contrary, he worked hard day and night, providing a strong rear support for military supplies on the front line and laying the foundation for the final victory of the Liberation War. It is not only those who stand on the battlefield who are heroes, but also the rear support.
In April 1949, Nanjing was liberated, the Kuomintang defeated Taiwan, and the War of Liberation was victorious. After the liberation of Shanghai, Zeng Shan served as vice mayor of Shanghai, and later as minister of commerce and minister of communications. Even if he later held a high position, Zeng Shan never looked at no one, but was more humble and kind.
Second, the red home style
Zeng Shan's mother, Kang Chunyu, was a great woman of the new era, and said that women could hold up half of the sky, and Zeng Shan's mother was no exception, and during the Period of the Soviet Movement, her mother was the representative of the Soviet Movement in the county. When Zeng Shan was a teenager, she often said that the Communist Party was dedicated to the people, never for itself, and there was always nothing wrong with following them.
Later, Zeng Shan followed his brother out of the revolution, and Zeng Shan's mother and the two daughters-in-law of the family guarded the rear, working diligently to cultivate the land every day, never crying bitterly and tired. Zeng Shan's mother is diligent and thrifty in running the family and helping others, and when something happens in the county, her mother is always the first to stand up.
Zeng Shan's father, Zeng Caiqin, was a teacher in the village, and he found that to truly save China from water and fire, it was useless to rely only on teaching, so he resolutely and resolutely went to the road of revolution.
Under the cover of being a teacher, he carried out organized underground liaison activities, and all kinds of information needed to be personally transmitted by him. Whether it was a scorching heat or a harsh winter, Zeng Shan's father never complained half a word about the organization's arrangement.
Whether it was transporting intelligence or secretly greeting and sending soldiers, he did it himself, and arranged everything very well. He was later arrested, and even though he was tortured, he kept it a secret and never gave in until the moment he was killed.
Zeng Shan's march toward the revolutionary road is inseparable from the influence of his elder brother Zeng Yansheng. Zeng Yansheng has been diligent and studious since he was a child, and his achievements are very good, and he is deeply loved by teachers. Zeng Yansheng was bold by nature, courageous and insightful, because he was not tolerated by the gentry in the village, he went to Shanghai alone and was later admitted to Shanghai University.
During his university years, Zeng Yansheng received a variety of advanced ideas in this open environment and read a large number of Marxist-Leninist classics in the library. In the end, he was deeply touched and chose to join the Communist Party of China.
Zeng Shan's brother not only founded the CCP Ji'an Group in Ji'an, but also went to Jiujiang with his wife in 1926 to lead the workers' and peasants' movement. During the workers' and peasants' movement, he organized many clandestine activities of progressive youth to expose the evil deeds of warlords and direct local organizations to support the Northern Expedition.
In 1927, in order to stop the strike movement of the Workers in Jiujiang, the British Army seriously injured several workers, Zeng Yansheng urgently organized workers to march in the streets, shouted slogans, and led the workers to fearlessly expel the British army and reclaim the British Concession that had been occupied for decades.
3. Excellent sons and daughters
Zeng Shan had a total of five children. The eldest son, Zeng Qinghong, served as vice president of the state, and the second son, Zeng Qinghuai, served as the chief planner of the national large-scale literary and art evenings for many times, and made outstanding contributions to promoting cultural exchanges between Hong Kong and the mainland.
His third child, Zeng Qingyang, was admitted to the Air Force Engineering College at the age of nineteen and received the rank of major general in 1996. The fourth son, Zeng Qingyuan, served as the political commissar of the Logistics Department of the People's Liberation Army Air Force and received the rank of major general. The youngest daughter, Zeng Haisheng, is the former political commissar of the General Staff Department of the People's Liberation Army, and is also a major general. Zeng Shan's children can be said to be very good without exception.
summary
The so-called tiger father has no dog, which tells everyone that what kind of family there is, what kind of children will be educated. Born in a red family, Zeng Shan was naturally influenced to join the revolution, and later led by example, making his children equally good as himself.
Therefore, sometimes as a parent, you can't always blindly look forward to the son Jackie Chan and the daughter into the phoenix, while looking forward to the child, the most important thing is to see if you have really set the right example for the child. The environment is there, the role model is there, and the child will naturally restrain himself subtly and become excellent.