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He served as deputy head of the Central Organization Department, and his family became four provincial party secretaries, the youngest of whom was sentenced to death

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Bai Zhimin: Revolutionary Staunch and Witness of Rejuvenation On February 5, 1936, Chairman Mao led the headquarters of the Red Army of the Eastern Crusade to Yuanjiagou Village in Gaojie Town, Qingjian County, Yulin City, Shaanxi Province, to prepare for the eastern crossing of the Yellow River. In this lofty mountain and snowy place, he wrote the ancient masterpiece "Spring Snow in Qinyuan" in the cave of Yuanjiagou Village. Behind this story, there is a little-known but remarkable character, that is, Bai Zhimin.

He served as deputy head of the Central Organization Department, and his family became four provincial party secretaries, the youngest of whom was sentenced to death

Bai Zhimin, formerly known as Bai Bingzhi, was born in 1918. In his early years, he came into contact with revolution-related books and periodicals in the second highest primary school in Qingjian County, gradually accepted Marxist ideas, joined the Communist Youth League, and served as the leader of the league group. In 1935, he was appointed head of the propaganda department of the Northern Shaanxi Special Committee of the Communist Youth League and accompanied the Central Red Army on its crusade.

He served as deputy head of the Central Organization Department, and his family became four provincial party secretaries, the youngest of whom was sentenced to death

After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Bai Zhimin was active in the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region, serving as party secretary and deputy secretary of local committees. In 1945, he became a member of the delegation of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region and participated in the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Bai Zhimin witnessed the victory of the Liberation War and the founding of New China.

He served as deputy head of the Central Organization Department, and his family became four provincial party secretaries, the youngest of whom was sentenced to death

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Bai Zhimin stayed in Shaanxi Province to work, serving as a standing member and secretary general of the Shaanxi Provincial Party Committee. He made great contributions to land reform, price stability and the consolidation of people's power. Later, he served as alternate secretary of the Secretariat of the Northwest Bureau and head of the Organization Department.

He served as deputy head of the Central Organization Department, and his family became four provincial party secretaries, the youngest of whom was sentenced to death

However, the Cultural Revolution of 1966 had a huge impact on Bai Zhimin, and he was suspended from his post. But he stood by his faith and believed that the country would always get back on track. In 1976, after the end of the special period, Bai Zhimin returned and became the leader of the core group of the party of Xi'an Highway College.

Soon after, Bai Zhimin came to Fujian Province and became deputy director of the Fujian Provincial Revolutionary Committee and secretary of the provincial party committee. In 1979, he was transferred to the Central Committee and served as deputy head of the Central Organization Department. Under the leadership of Minister Song Renqiang, Bai Zhimin actively cooperated to redress unjust, false and wrong cases, laying the foundation for reform and opening up. From 1983 to 1987, he served as an advisor to the Organization Department of the Central Committee and was elected to the Standing Committee of the Seventh National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

In 2007, Bai Zhimin died of illness in Beijing at the age of 89. In his lifetime, he witnessed the revolutionary process of China and made great efforts for the country's development and stability.

Bai Zhimin served as party secretary of Fujian Province, and his cousins Bai Rubing and Bai Dongcai also served as party secretaries of Shandong and Jiangxi provincial party committees, respectively. However, Bai Zhimin's nephew Bai Enpei embarked on the road of corruption and was eventually sentenced to life imprisonment, becoming the first "giant corruption" to be sentenced to life imprisonment after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Bai Zhimin was a staunch revolutionary and witness of the new China. His life is full of legends, and his spirit of struggle and loyalty will always inspire us to move forward. Bai Zhimin's story tells us that no matter how great difficulties we encounter, as long as we have faith and stick to our original intention, we can overcome all difficulties and make unremitting efforts for the development of the country and the happiness of the people. This great revolutionary will always deserve our memory and admiration.

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