This female cadre can be called a woman with a red face, and she resolutely chose to join the communist camp at the most difficult time of the revolution. Later, he left the revolutionary base areas in the south with the team, crossed Xiang, Gui, and Sichuan, and completed the long journey. Although she experienced many hardships during this period, she never cried bitter or tired, and her tenacity of willpower was amazing, her name was Jin Weiying.
Jin Weiying is a water village woman, born in Zhejiang, her father is a small businessman, and the money earned by getting up early and black every day is barely enough to make ends meet. However, a few years later, a natural disaster suddenly struck, my father's shop closed, and the family suddenly lost their source of livelihood. In order to relieve the pressure on the family, the father sent his daughter to a relative's house for foster care, and it was not until two years later, when the social situation improved and the family's financial situation was better, that she was taken back again.
When she was 9 years old, her father sold some of the family's furniture in order to make up for the tuition to send her to school. Jin Weiying naturally did not dare to live up to his father's hard work, entered the high school logistics and studied hard, and his grades have always been excellent. When she was young, she was successfully admitted to a normal school, and after graduation, she returned to the high school where she had studied as a teacher.
At the age of 19, she was exposed to communist ideas and became a progressive. In 1925, the rights defense movement that broke out over the exploitation of workers in Japanese-owned factories quickly swept from Qingdao to Zhejiang. Jin Weiying immediately responded to the call, organized students to take to the streets, and joined workers and other democrats to protest, demanding that the Beiyang government safeguard the interests of domestic workers and take a tough attitude towards Japan.
In 1926, she was absorbed by the party organization, went to Shanghai in 1930 to engage in underground activities, and in 1931 went south to work in the Central Soviet Region, accompanied by a male comrade, none other than Deng Gong. After the two arrived in Ruijin, they briefly rested for a few days, then accepted the assignment of their superiors and both rushed to Yudu County to serve. In their daily relationship, the two gradually developed feelings for each other, and finally became a revolutionary couple with the help of the comrades around them.
Their married life was very sweet, often going in and out of pairs, envious of others, but these happy times did not last long. In 1933, under the remote control command of Wang Ming, Bogu blindly implemented a "leftist" policy in the Soviet region, which caused a lot of turmoil. Duke Deng was very dissatisfied with this and had a considerable conflict with Bogu, who dismissed him in the name of the Party Central Committee in a fit of anger. In order not to implicate his wife, Deng Gong took the initiative to divorce Jin Weiying.
In 1934, Jin Weiying married Comrade Li Weihan under the introduction of his comrades-in-arms. Not long after, she was incorporated into the Central Red Army and embarked on the Long March with her troops. Along the way, she experienced extreme weather, natural disasters, enemy blockade and other difficulties, but she did not complain about this, she has been gritting her teeth and persevering, supporting and helping each other with comrades, and finally completed a journey of more than 20,000 miles and completed an epic feat.
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, she was incorporated into Kang Da, where she was responsible for teaching and managing female comrades, and sometimes went to the organization department to help settle aspiring young people who came to Yan'an from other places to study. Her health was so bad that by 1938 the Party Central Committee decided to send her to Moscow for recuperation. In 1941, Germany raided the Soviet Union, and in an air raid, Jin Weiying died unfortunately, which is really regrettable! It is worth mentioning that she and her husband have a son named Li Tieying, who once served as a senior cadre in the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and was later transferred to the National People's Congress, with the official level of vice state, and is a very good leading cadre.
Jin Weiying's ancestor was a tenacious female warrior, she experienced many hardships and many changes on the road of revolution, but this did not stop her exploration of communism, but inspired her fighting spirit, and she and her comrades worked together to overcome the difficult long march and ushered in a new red chapter. But just when she was about to continue to fight for the country and the people, an accident stopped her from moving forward. Nowadays, China is prosperous and prosperous, and the people live and work in peace and contentment, if she knows it, she will definitely feel happy!