Yang Fangzhi s character life, Yang Fangzhi s character experience

In 1925, he went to Moscow to study at Sun Yat-sen University, during which he participated in the work of the party and caucus, and secretly distributed magazines to various parts of northeast China to propagate revolutionary principles. In the same year, he joined the Chinese Communist Youth League. In 1927, he was transferred to the Communist Party of China.

He returned to China in 1931. He used to be the head of the Party Newspaper of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Director of the Propaganda Department of the Shanghai Huxi District Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the Secretary of the Shanghai Maritime District Committee. In April 1932, he was in the British Concession in Shanghai**.

After 1935, he successively served as a member of the ** Cultural Committee of the Communist Party of China, the chief writer of Hong Kong's "Pearl River**", a member of the South China Salvation Congress, a member of the editorial board and a member of the editorial board standing committee of "Xinhua**" in Nanjing, Wuhan and Chongqing, and an editorial board member, deputy general manager and director of the Ministry of Information of Yan'an "Liberation**". In 1945, he entered the Yan'an ** Party School to study. Later, he served as the general manager of the "People's **" in the Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong, and Henan border regions, and the secretary-general of the Propaganda Department of the North China Bureau.

In 1947, the Provisional Xinhua Headquarters was established in Wu'an, Hebei Province. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as Deputy Secretary-General of the Financial and Economic Committee of the Government Council, Deputy Director of the Planning Bureau, Deputy Secretary-General of the Government Council and Director of the Secretariat and Director of the Expert Work Bureau of the Government Council. After April 1954, he served as Deputy Secretary-General and Director of the Secretariat.

After January 1979, he served as Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Director General of the Bureau of Foreign Experts. He retired in 1989. He is a special director of the All-China Journalists Association.

It is a representative of the 12th National Congress of the Communist Party of China.

Member of the Standing Committee of the Fifth and Sixth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Deputy Director of the Proposal Committee of the Sixth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and Deputy Head of the Medical and Health Group.

Yang Fangzhi (1908, 2003), also known as Wu Min. Born in Jiyuan, Henan Province, he died in Beijing on April 28, 2003 at the age of 95.

Yang Jin was born on September 10, 1930 in Hengyang County, Hunan Province (now Hengyang City). In the autumn of 1946, he was admitted to the high school of Yueyun Middle School in Hunan Province, which attaches equal importance to mathematics, physics and physical education. In the early summer of 1949, because the People's Liberation Army was about to march south, the school decided to close ahead of schedule.

After obtaining a high school diploma, he left his hometown to visit his grandmother in Kowloon, Hong Kong, and was admitted to the Department of Civil Engineering of Lingnan University in Guangzhou during the summer vacation, and returned to Guangzhou at the end of August of the same year to study at the school. Lingnan University is run by the American Church, and in addition to many foreign teachers, it also gathers some famous professors from all over the south, and the teaching is more Westernized. In 1951, when he was in his third year of university, Yang Jin was recruited by the state to participate in the Huai control project in Henan Province with his class, and participated in the construction management of Baisha Reservoir for nearly 10 months.

At that time, he learned that the country officially announced the construction of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, and Yang Jin had the determination to become a bridge engineer in the future. In the summer of 1952, he returned to the original school from the reservoir construction site to participate in the ideological transformation movement, and then the whole country adjusted the faculties, and Yang Jin transferred to the civil engineering department of the newly established South China Institute of Technology (now South China University of Technology) to continue his studies, and chose to study bridge and tunnel. In 1953, due to the urgent need of the state to graduate from university early, Yang Jin was assigned to the Zhongnan Design Branch of the Ministry of Railways in Wuchang (the Fourth Survey and Design Institute of the Ministry of Railways), and since then he has entered the engineering field engaged in bridge design.

At the end of 1956, due to taking care of his lover, he was transferred to the Bridge Design Office of the Ministry of Railways in Beijing, and in less than two years, the Bridge Office was merged into the Wuhan Bridge Engineering Bureau and became a subordinate survey and design office. Yang Jin returned to Wuhan and settled in Hanyang, determined to strive for innovation and contribute to the country and society.

Yang Fang, male, born in 1958, is from Jintan, Jiangsu. Graduated from the Department of Philosophy of Nanjing University of Political Science, he is currently the director of the Political Theory Teaching and Research Office of the Second Military Trace Medical University, a professor of ethics, and a tutor for master's students. He Zhou Nian.

Yang Fang, is a director of Yu Fu, whose works include the 400-episode TV series short comedy "Kaleidoscope" (1986 Guangdong TV TV series "Knowing the Coldness and Warmth" (1990 Guangdong TV TV series "Love Warm Jingtu" (1991 Guangdong TV series "The Story of Longtou Village" (1992 Guangdong TV), China's first 100-episode series of anchor dramas "Wayward Hero" (2016), etc.