Video loading...
Qilu Network And Lightning News, June 22, 2016 The 100-episode micro-documentary "Guangyao Qilu - The Story of 100 Outstanding Communist Party Members in Shandong" jointly produced by the Propaganda Department of the Cpc Shandong Provincial Party Committee and the Shandong Radio and Television Station was recently broadcast. Let's follow the documentary and walk into the story of Wang Zhimei, a communist party member.
On July 23, 1921, the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China was held at No. 106 Wangzhi Road (now No. 76 Xingye Road) in the French Concession of Shanghai, and two of the 13 delegates from the early organization of the Communist Party of Jinan were Wang Gemei, 23, and Deng Enming, 20.
Wang Gemei was born in 1898 in Dabei Xingxing Village (now part of Zhucheng) in Juxian County, Shandong Province, and was admitted to the Shandong Provincial First Normal School in 1918. In the spring of 1921, he, together with Deng Enming and others, secretly established the early organization of the Communist Party of Jinan. From attending the First and Second Congresses of the Communist Party of China, to attending the First Congress of communist parties and national revolutionary groups in the Far East in 1922; from writing the "Outline of the Labor Law" with Deng Zhongxia, Mao Zedong, and others; to establishing party and league organizations in various parts of Shandong; from leading the general strike of workers at Shanhaiguan on the Beijing-Fengfeng Railway, to returning to Shandong to serve as the head of the Shandong Party organization of the CPC, Wang Gemei gradually became an outstanding proletarian revolutionary.
After a long period of travel and day and night work, Wang Zhimei became ill with overwork and suffered from severe tuberculosis. On January 24, 1925, shortly after delivering a speech at the Yaowang Temple in Baotu Spring, Jinan, Wang Dumei vomited blood and fainted on the ground. However, less than a week after being hospitalized, Wang Gemei was hastily discharged from the hospital and continued to travel to Beijing, Jinan, Qingdao and other places.
On August 19, 1925, Wang Gemei died of illness in Qingdao at the age of 27.
Wang Gemei was the first founder of the CPC to dedicate himself to national independence and the liberation of the people, and his important contributions to the founding of the CPC and the Chinese revolution will forever be recorded in the annals of history.
Lightning News celebrates the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China series planning