Liu Minsheng
Liu Minsheng (1888-1978), formerly known as Liu Zaiqin. Zodiac Sign: Rat. A native of Yishui County, Shandong Province.
In his early years, he was admitted to the Shandong Provincial Law College.
After graduating and returning to his hometown to save people, he began to study traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine and opened the "Shirentang" Chinese medicine store in his hometown.
In 1920, after receiving his lawyer's certificate, he began his legal career in Jinan, and in 1921 he was elected to the third Shandong Provincial Assembly.
After the outbreak of the National War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he returned to his hometown to organize local anti-Japanese armed forces, and successively served as the director of the Yishui County People's General Mobilization Committee, the director of the county administrative committee, the deputy director of the Shandong Provincial Design Committee, and the vice chairman of the Provisional Senate of Shandong Province (Senate President Fan Mingshu).
In September 1945, he was appointed deputy director of the Shandong Branch of the Relief Association of the Liberated Areas of China (Director Ma Baosan), and in April 1948, he entered the East China Jianguo University to study.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as vice chairman of the Shandong Provincial People's Government (1950), vice governor (1955-1958, 1963-1967), member of the East China Military and Political Committee, president of the East China Branch of the Supreme People's Court, and vice chairman of the Second, Third and Fourth CPPCC Committees of Shandong Province.
He is an alternate deputy to the First National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a deputy to the First, Second, Third and Fifth National People's Congresses.
Bi Mingqi
Bi Mingqi (1902-1971), the character Fenggang. Zodiac Sign: Tiger. A native of Lijin County, Shandong Province.
In 1921, he was admitted to the moral education teacher run by the Catholic Church in Jinan, transferred to jining Chinese and Western Church Middle School in 1923, served as a translator for the "Norwegian Foreign Firm" in Shenyang in 1925, served as a clerk of the "Defu Foreign Firm" in Beijing in 1926, served as the Chinese manager of the Harbin German Merchant "Fumao Foreign Firm" in 1928, and became the manager of the Zhangjiakou German Merchant "Dehua Foreign Firm" in 1932.
In Zhangjiakou, he used the convenience of automobile transportation to cover the entry of senior CCP cadres into the Soviet Union; during this time, he also met Feng Yuxiang and was highly respected by Feng, and was appointed as a major general of the Northwest Army.
In 1934, he was appointed as the comprador of the Shanghai German businessman "Confucius Foreign Firm", and soon became the Chinese manager of the "Confucius Foreign Firm" in Tianjin.
In 1946, he opened Watson Trading Bank and became the general agent of Mobil Oil Company in North China.
In 1948, he was elected chairman of the Tianjin Import and Export Association and president of the Tianjin Chamber of Commerce.
Bi Mingqi's former residence in Tianjin
After the founding of The People's Republic of China, he successively served as the manager of the Tianjin branch of the China Native Animal Products Import and Export Corporation, the vice chairman of the Second All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, the chairman of the Tianjin Federation of Industry and Commerce, the standing committee member of the Central Committee of the China Democratic Construction Association, the vice chairman of the Tianjin Municipal Party Committee, the deputy of the First National People's Congress, the vice chairman of the First Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CO-opted), and the vice mayor of Tianjin (1956-1958).
Since 1949, he has invested in the establishment of Xinmin Chemical Factory, Xinda Electric Saw Factory, Xinzhong Brick and Tile Factory, Jianye Brick and Tile Factory, and Xincheng Paper Mill. Among them, the Xinmin Chemical Factory was established under the circumstance that the United States blockaded New China and China's printing and dyeing industry was facing a shortage of dyes. The plant produced solid sulfide blue, direct lake blue 5B, direct brown G, acid blue lotus and other products filled the gap in China's dye industry at that time.
In 1951, he took the lead in subscribing to public bonds and donating a plane to the Volunteer Army, and in 1953 he was appointed deputy head of the North China People's Condolence Mission to the DPRK (Regiment Leader He Long), and in 1954 he took the initiative to apply for the implementation of a public-private partnership of his wholly-owned Xinmin Chemical Factory.
He is enthusiastic about social welfare and charity; before the founding of the People's Republic of China, he donated to his alma mater, Jining Zhongxi Middle School.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he donated funds to the Shandong Provincial Tongxiang association hospital and expanded it into a Red Cross Hospital. He also promoted the donation of import and export peers to create Tianjin Experimental Primary School, and donated a property located in Changde Road, Tianjin to the society to open a kindergarten.
He was prepared to donate funds to the Children's Welfare Foundation, but the turmoil of the Cultural Revolution was not realized. After the end of the Cultural Revolution, his wife Zhang Xiuru donated 60,000 yuan to fulfill his long-cherished wish.
Zhang Hanying
Zhang Hanying (1900-2002), zihuafu. Zodiac Sign: Rat. A native of Heze City, Shandong Province.
In 1918, he was admitted to the Department of Civil Engineering of Beiyang University (today's Tianjin University), and in 1919, he was expelled from the school for participating in the "May Fourth" student movement and transferred to the Department of Physics of Peking University.
In 1921, he was admitted to shandong province to study at the official fee, and entered the civil engineering department of the University of Illinois in the United States (with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering).
Zhang Hanying calligraphy
He graduated from cornell university in 1925 (with a master's degree in civil engineering) and returned to China. He successively served as a professor at Qingdao University, chief engineer of The Huludao Port Affairs Office of the Beining Railway Bureau, director of the North China Water Conservancy Commission and chief engineer of the Preparatory Office of the Northern Dagang, member of the Yellow River Water Conservancy Committee of the National Government (1933), secretary general (Chairman Li Yizhi), chief engineer, deputy director of the Water Conservancy Department of the Economic Committee of the National Government, jizheng of the Ministry of Economy, director and chief engineer of the Xianggui Waterway Engineering Office, acting chairman of the Yangtze River Water Conservancy Committee, chairman of the Yellow River Water Conservancy Commission (1941-1943), He was a member of the Design Committee of the Central Design Bureau and the head of the water conservancy team (1943-1948), the president of Beiyang University (1948-1949), and the adviser of the Yellow River Water Conservancy Committee in the Liberated Areas (Director Wang Huayun).
Zhang Hanying Memorial Series
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as vice minister of water resources of the Central People's Government (1950-1954), vice minister of water resources of the State Council (1954-1958) and director of the technical committee, member of the Yellow River Planning Committee, vice minister of the State Council water conservancy and electric power (1958-1966) and director of the technical committee, adviser to the Ministry of Water Resources (1979-1982), the first and second chairman of the Chinese Hydraulic Society and the third and fourth honorary directors, the first, second and third national people's congress deputies, the fifth, Member of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Zhang Boqiu (no photo)
Zhang Boqiu (1890-1964), formerly known as Zhang Tao and Zi Boqiu. Zodiac Sign: Tiger. A native of Yishui County, Shandong Province.
He graduated from the Department of Law and Politics of Peking University in 1919. He successively served as a teacher of the First Women's Normal School and the Provincial No. 1 Middle School of Shandong Province, the chief of the 1st Section of the Industrial Department of the Shandong Provincial Government of the Republic of China, the secretary and director of the Clerical Unit of the Shandong Rural Construction Research Institute, and the secretary and acting county magistrate of Zouping Experimental County, Shandong.
During the National War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he successively served as secretary general of the Lunan National Anti-Enemy Resistance Association (director Li Chengzhi), senator of the Provisional Senate of Yishui County, member of the Standing Committee of the Shandong Provincial Constitutional Promotion Association (director Qi Yinpei), senator of the Provisional Senate of Shandong Province (Speaker Fan Mingshu), executive committee member of the Shandong Provincial Wartime Work Promotion Committee (director Li Yu), director of the judicial department and chief judge, president of the Provisional Senate of Yimeng District, member of the Standing Committee of the Shandong Provincial Wartime Administrative Committee (director Li Yu), director of the Judicial Division, Deputies to the National People's Congress of the Liberated Areas (the meeting was to be held in Yan'an, but was later suspended due to changes in the situation).
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he successively served as a member of the Democratic Government of Shandong Province (Chairman Li Yu), deputy director of the Shandong Provincial Department of Justice (Director Li Yujian), director of the Department, a delegate to the First Plenary Session of the New Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and a representative of the Founding Ceremony of New China.
Since 1950, he has successively served as president of the Shandong Provincial High People's Court, deputy director of the Shandong Provincial Political and Legal Committee, vice chairman of the First, Second and Third Committees of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference of Shandong Province, and deputy to the First National People's Congress.
Zhang Dexin
Zhang Dexin (1905-1992). Zodiac Sign: Snake. A native of Huang County (present-day Longkou City), Shandong Province.
After graduating from Zhicheng Middle School in Huangxian County in 1925, he was admitted to Beijing Yanwu Vocational School and concurrently studied in the Department of Mathematics of Beijing Normal University.
He graduated in 1929 and served as a staff member of the Jinan Salt Bureau and a teacher at Jinan Zhengyi Middle School.
In 1931, he entered the Department of Mathematics at the University of Berlin, Germany, during which he participated in the "Anti-Japanese League" and the "Great Anti-Imperialist League".
Take a photo while studying in Germany
He received his doctorate in mathematics from the University of Berlin in 1937 and returned to China. He successively served as a professor of Northwest Union University, a professor of Northwest Normal University, the director of the Department of Mathematics, the provost and dean of the School of Science of National Changchun University (1947-1948), the vice president of Northeastern University (President Zhang Ruxin), and the representative of the First Plenary Session of the Chinese Political Consultative Conference and the Founding Ceremony of new China.
After the founding of The People's Republic of China, he successively served as vice president of Northeast Normal University and president of the Academy of Natural Sciences, vice chairman of the Consultative Committee of the First and Second People's Congresses of Jilin Province, vice mayor of Changchun (1955-1956), vice chairman of the Jilin Provincial Association for Science and Technology, vice chairman of the First to Sixth Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference of Jilin Province, chairman of the Changchun Natural Science Federation, chairman of the Changchun Branch of the All-China Natural Science Federation, director of the National Mathematical Society, and chairman of the Jilin Provincial Mathematical Society.
He was elected as a deputy to the First, Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh National People's Congress.