In August 1966, Song Renqiang's promotion at the 11th Plenary Session of the Eighth Central Committee was really a remarkable event. After all, being promoted to an alternate member of the Politburo is not a position that ordinary people can easily get. He was promoted not only because of his seniority, but also because of his ability to work in the local area.
The reason why Song Renqiang was able to become an alternate member of the Politburo is obviously outstanding. He has been working in the local area for a long time, especially in Northeast China, an important industrial base in New China, which has a pivotal position. It was with these experiences and abilities that his political status was elevated.
However, it was at this juncture that a great movement was about to begin. For Song Renqiang, his future fate is full of uncertainty. He didn't know enough about the sport, and the idea of the left was always in his mind, and he could feel the influence of this thought even when reflecting on his own actions. In his past work, he had made mistakes because of leftist ideas, which made him anxious and confused about the coming movement.
In the early days of the Great Movement, the political situation in the Northeast became very complicated. Conflicts between the different factions intensified, and the faction supported by Song Renqiang was inevitably suppressed. This situation made him feel a huge shock, and despite the best efforts of his superiors to protect him, in the end he could not escape the fate of being defeated.
A year later, the Northeast Bureau stopped working, and Song Renqiang faced an even more grim situation. Some people labeled him and accused him of promoting revisionism in the northeast and becoming a representative of the capitalist roaders. Although he tried to protect himself by reporting the situation to his superiors, he was eventually forced to accept the fate of criticism under strong pressure from the rebels.
In order to protect the local officials who were on the cusp, they were concentrated in places such as the Jingxi Hotel. However, the rebels are constantly trying to snatch them out of these places and criticize them. During this period, Song Renqiang experienced many dangers and struggles, and even was almost robbed out of the hotel once, but fortunately was discovered by the guards in time to avoid this situation.
It was not until 1969 that Song Renqiang was able to leave the capital, however, his fate did not change for the better. After years of criticism and hardship, he was finally rehabilitated in 1977 and resumed his job.
This period of history is full of twists and turns, and Song Renqiao's experience also reflects the unpredictable political situation at that time. His recovery after the storm also makes people full of hope and emotion about life.