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Chen Qimei (1878-1916).

Modern bourgeois revolutionary. The word Ince. A native of Huzhou, Zhejiang.

He was born on January 17, 1878 and died in Shanghai on May 18, 1916. In the summer of 1906, he went to Tokyo, Japan, and entered the Police Superintendent School. In the same year, he joined the League.

The following year, he transferred to Dongbin School to study military affairs. In 1908, he was sent back to China and traveled back and forth between Zhejiang, Shanghai, Beijing and Tianjin to contact party members. In the following year, he took over Shanghai Tianbaozhan as a revolutionary organ in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and founded the "China Bulletin" and "Minsheng Congbao" to propagate the revolution.

At the same time, he joined the Shanghai Youth Gang. In 1910, he organized the central headquarters of the League with Song Jiaoren and Tan Renfeng to promote the revolutionary movement in the Yangtze River Valley. In October 1911, the Wuchang Uprising broke out, and on November 3, Chen led an uprising in Shanghai, and was promoted to the governor of the Shanghai Army after the recovery.

Later, the uprising team and the new army stationed in Hangzhou and the party conquered the yamen of Zhejiang, and then organized the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai coalition forces to conquer Nanjing. On January 14, 1912, Chiang Kai-shek was sent to bribe gangsters to stab Tao Chengzhang, the leader of the Liberation Society, to death. In March, in order to remove his military powers, Yuan Shikai transferred him to serve as the chief minister of industry and commerce in Tang Shaoyi's cabinet, but resigned from his post.

In July, he was relieved of his post as governor of the Shanghai Military Capital. In March 1913, Song Jiaoren was assassinated by Yuan Shikai, and the Second Revolution broke out, and Chen was promoted to the commander-in-chief of the Yuan army in Shanghai. In November, he went to Japan at the order of Sun Yat-sen and participated in the planning to continue the anti-Yuan struggle.

In July 1914, the Chinese Revolutionary Party was founded, and he served as Minister of General Affairs. In February 1915, he returned to Shanghai to instigate an armed rebellion against Yuan. In December, the Zhaohe warship uprising was launched, the manufacturing bureau was bombarded, and people were sent to attack the telegraph bureau, the ** bureau, the patrol police bureau, the engineering bureau, etc., but they failed because the Yuan army was unable to support the rotten brothers.

Yunnan defended the country against Yuan's army, Chen continued to instigate anti-Yuan military operations in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and repeatedly failed to raise incidents, and was hated by Yuan Shikai, and was assassinated by Yuan in his Shanghai apartment on May 18, 1916.

He has served as the deputy director of the Population, Resources and Environment Committee of the Ninth Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the director of the Consulting and Research Center of the Ministry of Land and Resources, the executive vice president of the China Gems and Jade Association, the vice president of the China Territorial Economics Research Association, and the vice president of the China Petroleum Society. From April 1961 to June 1980, he served as the person in charge of geological technology in the Northeast Hubei Team of Hubei Provincial Geological Bureau and other geological exploration units, engaged in geological production and technical management. From June 1980 to July 1985, he successively served as the deputy chief engineer, deputy team leader, deputy secretary and team leader of the Sixth Brigade of Hubei Geology and Mineral Resources Bureau, and the head of the Planning and Finance Department of the Bureau, responsible for technical, administrative and economic management.

From July 1985 to January 1990, he served as the deputy director and director of the Hubei Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, and was fully responsible for the administrative and economic management of the bureau. In January 1990, he was transferred to Beijing and successively served as the director of the Management Bureau of the units directly under the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources and the director of the Finance Department of the Ministry, responsible for the management of the team directly under the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources, planning and financial management; From July 1994 to April 1998, he served as Vice Minister of the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources and a member of the Party Leadership Group, in charge of petroleum exploration, education and spiritual civilization construction, and prepared for the establishment of China New Star Petroleum Company.

Chen Shimei, a native of the Song Dynasty, died at the hands of Bao Zheng.

After returning to China, he served as the commander (regiment commander) of the new army stationed in Shanghai, and later went to Hunan to participate in the establishment of the Hunan Military Academy and served as the chief teacher.

In 1905, the governor of Hunan Duanfang expanded the first standard artillery team of the new army into two infantry standards and an artillery battalion.

In 1907, he went to Nanjing to serve as the chief staff officer of the Ninth Town of the Army, and was appointed as the director of the Third Department of the Military Advisory Office in Beijing, in charge of the national new army and dispatch matters, and concurrently served as the superintendent of the Baoding Army Accelerated School. During the Xinhai Revolution, he went south to Shanghai, and later served as the chief of staff of the Jiangsu Governor's Office and the advisor of the Provisional Governor's Office.

After Sun Yat-sen abdicated, he returned to his hometown to establish the Jingwu School, which was awarded the rank of major general on December 30, 1912, and was soon closed down. The following year, Feng Gengguang, who was a second-year student of a non-commissioned officer in the former Military Advisory Office and was the president of the Bank of China at the time, invited him to go north to serve as the director of the clerical department of the Bank of China, but soon Feng Gengguang was forced to resign as president, and Chen also resigned and returned to the south, and later served as the vice president of the Hangzhou branch of the Bank of China.

On April 18, 1927, Nanjing National ** was established, on May 13, Chen served as the director of the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Finance, on November 27, 1928, he served as the superintendent of the Jiangxi Customs of the Ministry of Finance, on January 7, 1929, he served as a standing member of the Guidance Committee, and later served as the director and vice chairman of the Finance Department, on March 17, 1930, he served as the director of the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Finance, on December 4, he served as the chairman of the Preparatory Committee of the National ** Comptroller's Office, and on March 21, 1931, he was appointed as the director of the National ** Comptroller's Office. On March 21, 1932, he served as the Comptroller of the National ** Accounting Office, and on the 18th of March 1944, he concurrently served as the permanent director of the ** Bank, and on October 17, 1946, he was dismissed because of the signing of a batch of materials to be transported to the liberated areas, and then served as a member of the National ** Committee and a national policy adviser, and went to Hong Kong at the end of 1949, and then went to Taiwan, still serving as a national policy adviser, and died of illness in Taiwan on August 7, 1954, and wrote "Hanlu Poetry and Grass".