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In March 1968, Yang Qiqing, a young man born in Pingjiang, Hunan Province, experienced a difficult road to growth. His family was poor, but his emphasis on education led him to receive some private education under limited conditions. However, because his family could not pay for school fees, Yang Qiqing had to drop out of school, and as a young man was forced to carry firewood, grind tofu, and even have to fill his stomach with Guanyin soil. Such childhood poverty and hardship became the nourishment of his tenacious character and strong feelings of defiance.
The flame of revolution was lit early in Yang Qiqing's hometown. Both his father and uncle joined the Communist Party, which influenced Yang Qiqing and made him participate in revolutionary organizations from an early age, gradually growing from the children's group and vanguard to a member of the Pingjiang guerrilla. His revolutionary path began at the age of 18, when he was the first to storm the city during a battle against Pingjiang City and became a qualified revolutionary fighter.
Yang Qiqing officially joined the Red Army in 1930 and was later sent to the Red Third Army as an instructor, during which he was promoted to the chief of the executive section of the security bureau with his outstanding work. During the Long March of the Red Army, he was transferred to the Red XV Army and continued to serve as the chief of the security bureau, making great achievements for the victory of the Red Army. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Yang Qiqing served as the minister of hoeing and traitors of the Eighth Route Army, actively carried out anti-encroachment and opened up base areas, and dedicated himself to the party's cause. Because of his culture and courage, he was promoted quickly during the War of Resistance and served as the head of the Social Department of the Northern Bureau.
During the Liberation War, Yang Qiqing, as an expert in political work, was sent to the Second Field and the Fourth Column to engage in political work. On the eve of the founding of the People's Republic of China, he joined the Ministry of Public Security of the Central Military Commission as a deputy minister, and he worked conscientiously and won the trust of his superiors. At the Bandung Conference in 1955, he served as the main person in charge of the security of the regiment, protecting the safety of Premier Zhou and other leaders.
However, there are often bumps in the road to justice. Under the malicious framing of the Jiang and Lin groups, Yang Qiqing was detained in Qincheng Prison for 8 years. This ironic plot is embarrassing, after all, Yang Qiqing participated in the construction of this prison. In prison, he suffered great torture, but he never bowed to hypocritical political struggles. Fortunately, Premier Zhou personally instructed Yang Qiqing to eventually regain his freedom and return to work in the Ministry of Public Security.
However, after suffering for a long time, Yang Qiqing's body had already suffered serious damage and suffered from a serious disease that could not be cured. In 1978, he died tragically, ending a legendary life.
Yang Qiqing's story is a heroic and tenacious history full of legends. He grew up in poverty, overcame difficulties and embarked on the road of revolution. In the midst of the turmoil of war, he always adhered to his faith and fought heroically for the party's cause. Despite his unjust captivity, he never compromised and eventually returned to his post. Yang Qiqing's life is not only loyal to the revolutionary spirit, but also the best interpretation of human tenacity.
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