For most cadres on the political road, being able to hold one or even two vice-state-level posts is already a leap forward. However, in the history of our country, there is a legend who has won the four vice presidents, and he is the founding general Ulanf.
What is even more shocking is that not only is Ulanf at the deputy state level, but his son is also at the vice state level, and his granddaughter has reached the level of the main minister. Since the founding of New China, only the Ulanfu family has been able to achieve such a great deed.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Grandpa Ulanf, drafting regional autonomy</h1>
The legendary story of this family also begins with Grandpa Ulanf. On December 23, 1906, in the village of Tabsai in Tumut Banner, Inner Mongolia, Ulan fu was born into an ordinary Mongolian family.
Ulanf, who received patriotic education at the Peking Mongolian-Tibetan School as a child, joined the Chinese Socialist Youth League at the age of 17. After joining the Communist Youth League, Ulanf continued to study various patriotic theories, and finally became a full member of our party in September 1925.
With many years of outstanding performance, Ulanf was quickly appreciated by his superiors and was selected to study at Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow, Soviet Union in October. In 1927, Ulanf graduated from school, and in order to further master the Russian language, Ulanf decided to stay in school for two years and work as a translator.
In 1929, Ulanf returned to China, served as an organizing member and secretary of the Simon Working Committee of the Communist Party of China, and was sent to the Suiyuan region to carry out secret revolutionary work, which was the earliest political activity that Ulanf began. After two years of investigation in the Suiyuan area, in 1931 Ulanf began to carry out military movement work, organizing and coordinating a large number of underground troop transfers and standard allocations.
After the outbreak of the incident, Ulanf decided to organize more mass forces. In May 1933, Ulanf attended the inaugural meeting of the Chahar Anti-War Allied Forces, at which he made a detailed interpretation of the domestic situation at that time and called on everyone to take up arms and fight to the end.
This impassioned remark touched many of the members of the council, and under Ulanf's leadership, they were twisted into a living force in the war of resistance.
After two years of precipitation, the strength of the masses has grown stronger and stronger. In 1936, Ulan fu instigated the security team of the "Mongolian Local Self-Government Committee" at the Lark Temple to hold an armed uprising against the war.
This riot was huge, not only interrupted the Japanese army's plan to use the Mongol traitors to attack Inner Mongolia from the west, but also broke up the deployment already made by the Japanese army, greatly delayed the advance of the Japanese army, and fired the first shot of the Mongolian national armed resistance.
After the start of the Mongol Armed Resistance, Ulan fu first planned to establish a more complete Mongolian anti-war armed force.
To this end, Ulanf used the name of the Nationalist Government Army to attract people from all walks of life, and formed the Mongolian Flag Security Corps, which was reorganized into the Mongolian Flag Independent Brigade and the newly formed Third Division after the full formation.
In order to better lead the troops in battle, Ulan Fu served as the acting director of the political department and the secretary of the CPC party committee, and while planning training, he strengthened ideological education, vigorously disseminated communist ideas, and increased the cohesion of the troops.
After completing the initial training of the troops, Ulan Fu led his troops to launch a blockade of the Japanese army along the Guisui Heihe River in September 1937.
Through flexible tactics, Ulan fu successfully dispersed the Japanese army, successfully broke through after completing the blockade task, and led the team to move to the Shenfu in northern Shaanxi.
In northern Shaanxi, the team led by Ulan fu encountered the 12nd O Division of the Eighth Route Army. After contacting the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China through the Eighth Route Army, Ulan Fu was ordered to enter the Yikezhao League.
During the period of entering the Yikezhao League, Ulanfu insisted on carrying out anti-war struggles in the Ordos Plateau area by virtue of his familiarity with the terrain, repeatedly repelled the attacks of the Japanese puppet army, and saved the northern gate of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region.
Due to his outstanding merits, Ulan fu was repeatedly promoted, and in 1941 he was appointed chairman of the Ethnic Affairs Committee of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region Government, the chief of education of the Yan'an Nationalities College, and in 1942 he entered the first department of the Party School of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.
Ulanf, who had performed well in the Party School, was appointed to work for the Mongols in the United Front Work Department of the Northwest Central Bureau of the Communist Party of China from 1943 onwards, and in June 1945 was elected as an alternate member of the Seventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Ulan fu served as the chairman of the Mengsui government, and also served as the secretary of the Inner Mongolia Working Committee of the CPC and a member of the Jin-Cha-Ji Central Bureau of the CPC, and returned to Inner Mongolia to continue his revolutionary work.
Under the instructions of the central authorities and the vigorous investigation of Ulanf, the leading body he formed smashed the "Provisional Government of the Republic of Inner Mongolia" headed by the Mongolian traitor Bo Yingda and established the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Movement Federation.
With the continuous emergence of separatist forces, Ulan fu came up with the idea of completely solving the problem of unification of the autonomy movement in eastern and western Inner Mongolia, and convened the Inner Mongolia People's Congress in April 1947.
The meeting elected the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Government by secret ballot and elected Ulanf as its chairman. After the formation of the autonomous regional government, Ulanfu established the Inner Mongolia People's Liberation Army, annihilated the remnants of the feudal princes and nobles of Inner Mongolia and the invading army of the National Government, completely liberated the Inner Mongolia region, and wiped out the separatist forces.
After the founding of New China, with the outstanding merits of liberating Inner Mongolia and eliminating separatist forces, Ulan fu served as secretary of the Inner Mongolia Branch of the CPC Central Committee and chairman of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region People's Government.
After ascending to such a high position, Ulan fu became the political leader of Inner Mongolia and devoted his life to the work of regional autonomy in Inner Mongolia, including the revision of the ethnic part of the Constitution and the drafting of the Law on Regional Ethnic Autonomy.
His hard life ended in 1988, but the political legacy of establishing the autonomous region and drafting the autonomy law is preserved forever.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > son Buhe and promote Ulan Pastoral Riding</h1>
The one who took over the baton of Inner Mongolia construction in Ulanf's hands was his son Buch. Buhe was born in 1926 in Zuoqi, Tumut, Inner Mongolia.
Inheriting his father's firm revolutionary will, in 1939, at the age of thirteen, Buhe risked his life to trek from Inner Mongolia to Yan'an, the holy land of revolution, and completed the study of theoretical knowledge at The Northern Shaanxi Public School, Yan'an Nationalities College, and Yan'an University Nationalities College.
Buch, who excelled in the Nationalities Academy, joined our Party at the age of sixteen like his father. After completing his studies, Buch returned to Inner Mongolia in 1946 to work as an officer in the organization department of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Movement Federation.
Deputy Director of the Middle School Department and Political Teacher of Inner Mongolia Autonomous College, and later served as deputy head of the Inner Mongolia Cultural and Labor League, secretary of the party branch, head of the regiment and other positions.
In order to cooperate with his father in battle, in the Liberation War, Buhe led the members of the Inner Mongolia Cultural and Labor Troupe to the front line against the artillery fire and completed one performance after another with the army, which greatly boosted morale.
His actions touched the soldiers, so he was elected as a delegate at the inaugural meeting of the autonomous region. After the establishment of the autonomous region, Buhe vigorously developed the Inner Mongolia Cultural and Labor Troupe and launched literary and artistic works with more Inner Mongolian characteristics.
After the founding of New China, Buhe, who had outstanding performances in literary and artistic work, led the Inner Mongolia Cultural and Labor Troupe to participate in the literary and artistic performances of the founding ceremony of new China, witnessing the birth of new China.
This time, the performance of the Inner Mongolia Cultural and Labor Troupe amazed the people of the whole country, and Buhe also took the opportunity to serve as deputy director of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Cultural Bureau, acting member of the Standing Committee of the Autonomous Regional Party Committee, and acting secretary and director of the Party Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Cultural Committee.
After taking office, Buch decided to further popularize Inner Mongolian art. Considering that Inner Mongolia was sparsely populated at that time, the villages were far apart from each other, and each village even had only a few yurts.
The grazing habits of many villagers have led to great population mobility, and many local herders in Inner Mongolia have not yet seen the performance of the Inner Mongolia Cultural and Labor Troupe.
In order to solve this problem, Buhe established the "Wulan Pastoral Horse" in 1953, which performs mobile performances throughout Inner Mongolia, with a variety of functions of "performance, publicity, counseling and service", which is more suitable for the needs of farmers and herdsmen.
This move immediately aroused the approval of the people of Inner Mongolia, and the "Ulan Pastoral Horse" also became famous in one fell swoop, not only praised by Chairman Mao, Premier Zhou and other international leaders, but also carried out a tour throughout the country.
During the period of reform and opening up, Buhe was appointed as a member of the Standing Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Party Committee, deputy director of the State Nationalities Commission, first secretary and mayor of the Hohhot Municipal Party Committee, and like his father Ulanfu, he sat in the position of the top political leader in Inner Mongolia.
After taking office, Buhe gave full play to the mass base accumulated during the work of the cultural and labor corps, implemented the party's guiding line, and took economic construction as the center and went down to the grass-roots level to conduct investigations and studies.
A series of agricultural and animal husbandry, industry, tertiary industry and resource development measures that make full use of Inner Mongolia's location and resource advantages have been proposed, and a development route with Great Inner Mongolia characteristics has been explored. In March 1993, Buch took the vice-national chair like his father Ulanf.
On May 5, 2017, Buch died of illness, so the "Ulan Pastoral Horse" and the development route of Inner Mongolia characteristics that he left behind have also become a valuable political legacy after Ulanf, and continue to guide the development of Inner Mongolia.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > granddaughter Bu Xiaolin, the third leader of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region government</h1>
The third successor of the Ulanf family was Bu Xiaolin, the granddaughter of Ulanf. Born in August 1958, Bu Xiaolin, like his father, achieved excellent results from an early age, and at the age of 18 became a young man in Wengen Commune, Wulat Zhonghou banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and then became a soldier of the Inner Mongolia Military Region for three years.
After the resumption of the college entrance examination, Bu Xiaolin was admitted to the Law Department of Peking University with excellent results, majoring in economic law, and performed well during his time at the university, returning to Inner Mongolia University as a law teacher after graduation.
After working as a teacher for a year, Bu Xiaolin relied on his legal expertise to serve as a cadre of the Laws and Regulations Department of the General Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government and the Legislative Affairs Bureau of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
During his work, Bu Xiaolin studied a large number of laws in Inner Mongolia, and his work performed well, successively promoted to the chief clerk of the Legislative Affairs Bureau, the deputy director of the three divisions of the Legislative Affairs Bureau, the director of the Division, the deputy director of the Legislative Affairs Bureau, and the director of the Bureau.
After becoming the director of the Legislative Affairs Bureau of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government, Bu Xiaolin actively investigated and carried out a number of legal reforms, effectively protecting the interests of nomadic herders and performing well.
In addition to his work, Bu Xiaolin did not forget to improve his professional level in his spare time, and successfully completed his postgraduate studies in legal theory at the Law School of Jilin University from September 1998 to June 2001, and obtained a doctorate degree in law.
At the same time, Bu Xiaolin also participated in the Central Party School for a year, further enhancing his political literacy. Outstanding in work and professionalism, Bu Xiaolin soon continued to rise.
In 2003, he served as deputy secretary general of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government and member of the Party Group of the General Office, and in 2004, he served as deputy secretary and head of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Alxa League.
In order to accumulate more sociological knowledge and help promote the work of Inner Mongolia, Bu Xiaolin participated in the project of the Institute of Sociology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, engaged in postdoctoral research, and also got the opportunity to study in the fourth advanced training course on public administration jointly organized by the Development Research Center of the State Council, the Kennedy School of Government of Harvard University, and the School of Public Administration of Tsinghua University.
After making some progress in the project of the Institute of Sociology, Bu Xiaolin was promoted to secretary of the Alxa League Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, director of the Working Committee of the League People's Congress of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and first secretary of the Party Committee of the Alxa Military Sub-district in 2006.
During his tenure, Bu Xiaolin closely followed the arrangements of the Party Central Committee, improved and revised the development route with Inner Mongolian characteristics left by his father Buhe, increased the relevant optimization of transportation routes, and achieved certain results.
In 2008, due to his outstanding achievements, Bu Xiaolin was promoted to vice chairman of the Mongolian Autonomous Region and a member of the government party group, and completed the 36th National Defense Strategy Seminar of the National Defense University in 2010.
After accumulating relevant theories of national defense strategy, Bu Xiaolin became a member of the Standing Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Party Committee and director of the United Front Work Department in 2014.
Later, he became the acting chairman of the autonomous region and the secretary of the government party group, and finally two years later became the deputy secretary of the inner mongolia autonomous region party committee, the chairman of the inner mongolia autonomous region, the official to the ministerial level, and officially took over the baton of the inner Mongolian government from his father and grandfather.
The three generations of the Ulanfu family have all taken root in Inner Mongolia, and his grandfather Ulanfu swore to defend the territory of Inner Mongolia to the death, pioneered the autonomous region model, and participated in the drafting of the autonomous region's laws, which is of epoch-making significance.
Father Buhe paid attention to the spiritual life of the people, created the "Ulan Pastoral Horse", which is widely known throughout the country, and also planned a development route suitable for inner Mongolia characteristics on the basis of the management of the Ulanf Autonomous Region.
Granddaughter Bu Xiaolin, who specialized in law from an early age, has made great contributions to the legal construction of the autonomous region. Three generations of a family, two vice-state-level, and one ministerial level have passed on the baton of Inner Mongolia's political leaders from generation to generation, poured out their family strength, worked together for the cause of Inner Mongolia, and continuously carried out the inheritance of legendary families from generation to generation.
Text/Shi HaiGuanfu