Li Weihan, do you know this name? In fact, he was an outstanding proletarian revolutionary of our party, a tried and tested loyal communist fighter, and also the leader of our party and state; moreover, his relationship with Chairman Mao was still very good; it was under the recommendation of Chairman Mao that he served as secretary of the Hunan District Executive Committee of the CPC, and after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Li Weihan served as the director of the United Front Work Department of New China for a long time.
Li Weihan and Chairman Mao are both Hunan people, born in 1896 in Changsha of an intellectual family, indeed the family environment is still very good, for this reason when he was a child Li Weihan received a very good cultural education, and later Li Weihan was admitted to changsha first normal school, that is, at this time, Li Weihan and Chairman Mao met and became good friends.
After that, Li Weihan also yearnd to study abroad like many leaders to explore the way to save China, Li Weihan also went to France at that time, and also came into contact with communist ideas in France, and since then he has also formally strengthened Li Weihan's revolutionary belief.
At the end of 1922, Li Weihan officially became a member of the Communist Party of China under the introduction of Chairman Mao and Cai Hesen, after which Chairman Mao was transferred to the Central Committee, and Li Weihan succeeded him as the secretary of the Xiang District Executive Committee of the Communist Party of China (later renamed the Hunan District Executive Committee of the Communist Party of China) on the recommendation of the Chairman.
During his time in Hunan, Li Weihan really made many contributions to our party; he actively organized the masses to carry out anti-imperialist struggles, led the workers' movement, the peasant movement, the youth movement, and the women's movement, and vigorously promoted the development of the national revolutionary movement.
After the Sixth National Congress, Comrade Li Weihan successively served as an inspector of the Central Committee, the director and secretary of the Organization Department of the Jiangsu Provincial CPC Committee and the Shanghai Municipal CPC Committee, and was also assigned by the Party organization to study in the Soviet Union, and did not return to China until 2 years later.
After arriving in northern Shaanxi, Li Weihan was engaged in almost all the work in the field of united front work, and he drafted the "Decision on Changing the Tactics Toward the Rich Peasants", which aimed to create a broad peasant united front and made contributions to our party's strategic policy of the anti-Japanese national united front.
After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Li Weihan successively served as president of the Central Party School, deputy director of the Education Department of Central Cadres, and deputy director of the Central Propaganda Department.
After the civil war began, Li Weihan was appointed minister of the Central United Front Work Department, and his duty was to supervise the preparations for the United Front and the New Political Consultative Conference.
After the founding of New China, Li Weihan served as the director of the United Front Work Department for a long time, especially on the Tibet issue, and Li Weihan undoubtedly made great contributions.
In addition, Li Weihan's two sons are also extremely outstanding, the eldest son is Li Tieying, Li Tieying was born in 1936, graduated from the Department of Physics of Carris University in Czechoslovakia, and after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as the secretary of the Shenyang Municipal Party Committee of Liaoning Province, the secretary of the Liaoning Provincial Party Committee, the minister of electronic industry, the state councilor and director of the State Education Commission, and the vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the Tenth National People's Congress.
The second son is Li Tielin, graduated from the Department of Automatic Control of Tsinghua University with a major in micromotors, and successively served as vice minister of the Industry Department of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee, deputy secretary general of the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee, standing committee member of the National Committee, and director of the Proposal Committee.