Comrade Li Weihan, an outstanding member of our Communist Party of China, is also a very loyal communist fighter and an outstanding revolutionary; Comrade Li Weihan has made many contributions in both the modern revolutionary war years and the construction of new China, and it can be said that he is definitely a good comrade of our party.
In 1896, Li Weihan was born in Changsha, Hunan Province, an intellectual family, and like many patriotic students, he began to worry about the country and the people at an early age, after all, in that social environment, every bit of experience was enough to make him feel extremely depressed, why the poor were always oppressed by those in power, why was the country bullied by foreign powers? With so many questions, Li Weihan began to expect to solve the doubts through study.
By the way, Li Weihan also studied at the Hunan Provincial First Normal School, and later organized the establishment of the Xinmin Society together with the great leaders Chairman Mao, Cai Hesen and other comrades, and the Xinmin Society believes that everyone must have heard of it.
After that, Li Weihan was also eager to go to France for work-study, hoping to learn new things outside, in 1919 Li Weihan went to France, that is, during his time in France, Li Weihan began to be completely fascinated by Marxism-Leninism, and officially joined the Communist Party in 1922, and the people who introduced him to the party were Chairman Mao and Cai Hesen.
During the period of the agrarian revolution, Li Weihan also did many things for our Party; he has always devoted himself to carrying out anti-Japanese movements, in addition to building a mass base for urban work, carrying out the urban workers' movement, etc. In addition, Li Weihan also resolutely supported Chairman Mao's correct ideas and defended Chairman Mao on many occasions.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Comrade Li Weihan successively served as president of the Central Party School, deputy director of the Central Cadre Education Department, and deputy director of the Central Propaganda Department.
Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, Li Weihan also put forward a proposal, which was adopted by Chairman Mao, that is, he believed that it was not appropriate for China to implement a federal system, but should practice regional ethnic autonomy, and finally it was approved and adopted by the Party Central Committee and Chairman Mao.
After the founding of New China, Li Weihan successively served as secretary general of the CPPCC National Committee, secretary general of the State Council, chairman of the Ethnic Affairs Committee of the Central People's Government, director of the Eighth Office of the State Council, director of the United Front Work Department of the CPC Central Committee, vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and vice chairman of the NATIONAL COMMITTEE of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
To Li Weihan in life, he is also an incomparably strict person who demands himself, does not seek selfish interests in his life, does not seek false fame, is hard and simple, especially for his own children, that is, resolutely rejects them to engage in special.
In addition, Li Weihan and Bogu are also relatives, Bogu's daughter Qin Xinhua married Li Weihan's son Li Tieying as his wife, this daughter-in-law Qin Xinhua is also very outstanding, she graduated from the medical department of Beijing Medical College, and later engaged in clinical medical research and health care work.
And the son Li Tieying is even more excellent, he is also a son to inherit the father's business, graduated from the Department of Physics of Carris University in Czechoslovakia, and later he served as the vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the Tenth National People's Congress, also at the vice-national level.
There is also a son named Li Tielin, Who graduated from tsinghua university with a major in micromotors in the Department of Automatic Control, and later served as the director of the office of the Central Institutional Establishment Committee.