Min Ganghou, vice minister of justice of new China, studied law at Kyushu Imperial University in Japan, and later he served as the director of the Central Organization Department, an official to the rank of vice minister, and he was not only an outstanding leader of our new China, but also made many contributions to the revolution of New China.
In fact, the original dream of Min Ganghou was to become a lawyer, who enrolled in the law department of Soochow University, and went to Shanghai as a lawyer after graduation, and before that, Min Ganghou also went to Japan to study law and study law at the famous Kyushu Imperial University in Japan, which undoubtedly provided a good precondition for Min Ganghou to become the vice minister of justice in New China.
The wife of Min Ganghou is also very promising, his wife is Bai Xinhui, and Bai Xinhui's father is incomparably famous, he is Comrade Bai Wenwei, the elder of the Kuomintang.
Briefly introduce Bai Wenwei, Bai Wenwei participated in the Xinhai Revolution, and was also one of the four masters of the Xinhai Revolution, in addition to his first military commander in China's history, he was forced into exile in Japan in 1913.
Although Bai Wenwei is said to be a veteran figure of the Kuomintang, he has great sympathy for our Communist Party of China, and he greatly recognizes the Communist Party's ideas, and for this reason he has also helped our Party many times, both openly and covertly, for example, he once helped us rescue Communists.
In 1927, Chiang Kai-shek launched a counter-revolutionary coup, which resulted in a wanton massacre of our Party personnel, and Bai Wenwei was extremely angry when he learned of this, and he immediately sent a telegram and announced his support for Sun Yat-sen's three major policies, and urged Chiang Kai-shek to step down.
After the 918 Incident, Bai Wenwei's anger against Chiang Kai-shek can be said to have reached a climax, when he joined many anti-Japanese generals to fight for the anti-Japanese campaign, so that Chiang Kai-shek once sent people to prepare to assassinate him.
After the Lugou Bridge Incident, Bai Wenwei also took the initiative to stand up and lead his troops to fight, but he was not allowed, and in this way, he also completely made Bai Wenwei fall to our Communist Party of China, and wrote such a sentence: "Eager for the cooperation of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the traitors and tyrants will eventually perish; the gods and spirits will manifest, and the local tyrants and inferior gentry will not tolerate prosperity." ”
After all, he also served our Communist Party of China, and during the War of Resistance Against Japan, Min Ganghou successively served as deputy director of the Chongqing Wartime Books and Newspaper Supply Institute, professor of Chaoyang University, and was also responsible for the work of the National Federation for National Salvation from all walks of life.
To speak of Min Ganghou's greatest contribution, it was undoubtedly in the War of Liberation that Chen Tie was persuaded to revolt, when Chen Tie was the commander of the Eighth Formation Training District, and after some effort, finally on November 28, 1949, Chen Tie announced the uprising to all officers and men.
After the founding of New China, Min Ganghou successively served as secretary general of the Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China, vice minister of justice, member of the Standing Committee of the Third Central Committee of the China Democratic League, director of the Organization Department, and also a member of the Standing Committee of the Third and Fourth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
On August 18, 1971, Min Ganghou, former vice minister of justice, died of illness at the age of 67.