We all know that the road of revolution is full of dangers and tribulations, and it takes extraordinary perseverance and courage to persevere on this road. However, in the modern era of the mainland, there have been many such people, who are not afraid of hardships, put their personal interests aside, and put the interests of the country and the nation first. In them, we can see the precious spirit of the sons and daughters of the Chinese nation, and we can also feel the sincere patriotic heart, and the next thing we want to talk about is such a revolutionary fighter, whose name is Lin Tie, who was the secretary of the provincial party committee of Hebei Province for 17 years.
Lin Tie was born on November 20, 1904 in a village in Wanxian County, Sichuan, mainland China. But although he was born in the village, the Kelin Tie family did not belong to a peasant family, but an intellectual family in the village. Because everyone in the family has been more or less educated, Lin Tie has realized the importance of learning from a very young age. After growing up, Lin Tie was sent to school by his parents, and he lived up to expectations and always achieved excellent results in the process of learning. In this way, Lin Tie entered the Chinese University in Beijing at the age of 21 and began to contact the wider world.
During his studies in Beijing, Lin Tie, like many young students at that time, actively studied advanced ideas and sought ways to save the country in the process of continuous thinking. For China at that time, almost every young person who had received a high cultural education could not ignore the sinking motherland, and they raised a student movement and held various speech activities to awaken more people, and Lin Tie, like them, had even joined the revolution during middle school. After arriving at the university, Lin Tie followed in the footsteps of Mr. Li Dazhao, always kept the national crisis in mind at all times, and never slackened off in the slightest.
At the age of 22, Lin Tie joined the Communist Party of China. Before that, Lin Tie had read many books on Marxism, believed that he had chosen the right path, and threw himself into the revolutionary movement with firm conviction. His temperament is strong, he has very high requirements for his own virtue, not only astute and wise, but also with a bright and bright style. Later, because of his own needs and the revolution, Lin Tie also went to Paris and Moscow for further study. For Lin Tie, the accumulation and enrichment of knowledge can be turned into a ladder of progress, and he has indeed contributed to the country through what he has learned.
After the founding of new China, Lin Tie was sent to Hebei Province by the central government for many years of outstanding performance, and in 1952 he served as the secretary of the Hebei Provincial Party Committee. In the 17 years since then, Lin Tie has taken root in Hebei and has been leading the work of Hebei Province as a secretary. Under the leadership of Lin Tie, the economy of Hebei Province has developed greatly, and the people can live a good life, which has always been Lin Tie's greatest wish, and in addition to the economy, Lin Tie has also vigorously promoted the improvement of local culture and education. Because of his many years of revolutionary experience, Lin Tie knows how to unite comrades at all levels in the government, and he understands that only by making everyone a whole can work efficiently, and in the propaganda of various policies, Lin Tie also has strict control, using his own efforts to make the people believe in the government and improve the credibility of the government.
During his tenure in Hebei, Lin Tie has always been clean and frugal, acting brightly, with an upright style, never using the power in his hands to seek private interests for himself or his family, such excellent qualities throughout Lin Tie's life, but also let him be respected by many people. But during the Cultural Revolution, Lin Tie was brutally persecuted by the "Gang of Four". In this ten-year catastrophe, Lin Tie experienced many hardships, but he who came out of the revolutionary road would not be easily defeated by these sufferings, but adjusted his mentality and quietly waited for the dawn to come. Just as he once chose to join the Communist Party, Lin Tie had firm faith and unyielding courage, and these beautiful qualities helped him to the end.
After the end of the Cultural Revolution, Lin Tie returned to his job. As before, he still puts the country and the people first, and the faith in his heart will not be erased by time. On September 17, 1989, the 85-year-old Lin Tie died of illness in Beijing, but his excellent qualities have always shone immortally in time.