Wu Zhongchao s Wu Zhongchao and the protection of cultural relics

Cultural relics can reflect some information or clues of the era at that time, the important value of protecting cultural relics lies in the study and proof of the historical situation and the degree of social development at that time, a cultural relics can even solve a historical mystery, which has important reference significance for us to correctly understand history!

The director of the National Palace Museum is the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancients and is indelible; Although painting is also important, it can also be imported from abroad if it is worn out, and now that China is prosperous and powerful, is there no painting master and master? [Please agree with me, thank you!] 】

The Forbidden City is under the direct management of the Ministry of Culture, and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage has a guiding role and has no administrative subordination.

Grew up as the director of the National Palace Museum.

Sometimes it's a person, like Dr. Lu Jimin.

In 1951, the business management organization of the Palace Museum was adjusted, and the departments of exhibition, safekeeping, mass work, and ancient building management and a library were set up under the hospital. The Archives was renamed the Archives, and later transferred to the ** Archives Bureau, and the First Historical Archives of China was established. In 1954, a cultural relics printing factory was established.

In the summer of the same year, Wu Zhongchao succeeded Ma Heng as president. In 1961, the People's Republic of China announced that the Forbidden City was a national key cultural relics protection unit. At present, the Palace Museum has departments such as exhibition, safekeeping, mass work, ancient building management, open management, and service, as well as research rooms, libraries, publishing houses, cultural relics restoration factories, cultural relics protection science laboratories, ancient building repair teams, and safety and security offices.

Laws include the Regulations on the Protection of the Forbidden City, promulgated in 2004, which further clarified the protection of the Forbidden City and its adjacent areas.

There is a Forbidden City management office. Division-level units.

Wu Zhongzhe Wu Zhongyi.

Wu Zhongce Wu Zhongzhe.

Wu Zhonghe Wu Zhongjie.

Wu Zhongfang, Wu Zhongyi.

Wu Zhongyi, Wu Zhongqiao.

Wu Zhongming, Wu Zhongyu.

Wu Zhonghe, Wu Zhonghao.

Wu Zhongyang, Wu Zhongjun.

Wu Zhongke, Wu Zhongyue.

Wu Zhonglong, Wu Zhonglei.

Wu Zhongkai and Wu Zhongjun.

Wu Zhongyang, Wu Zhonggang.

Wu Zhongyong, Wu Zhongrui.

Wu Zhonghang, Wu Zhongmiao.

Wu Zhongyue, Wu Zhongchao.

Wu Zhonglin, Wu Zhongrui.

Wu Zhongshu Wu Zhongqian.

Wu Zhongjian, Wu Zhongshu.

Wu Zhongming, Wu Zhongke.

Wu Zhongli Wu Zhonglei.

President: Wu Zhongchao (January 1954-October 1984).

Vice President: Chen Qiao (January 1953 - March 1959).

Li Jie (March 1959 - June 1981).

Tang Lan (March 1961 - January 1979).

Shan Shiyuan (February 1961 - October 1984).

Chen Zhao (May 1972 - December 1981).

Tian Geng (May 1972 - April 1981).

Yang Shusheng (October 1974 - March 1979).

First Vice President: Peng Yan (October 1975 - December 1982, succeeded Wu Zhongchao in 1980).

Vice President: Xiao Zhengwen (April 1978 - October 1984).

Sun Jue (April 1978 - October 1984).

Yang Boda (October 1980 - June 1987).

Person in charge: Lv Shaoquan (July 1981 - April 1985).

Xu Li (December 1981 - April 1984, succeeded Peng Yan in 1983).

Vice President: Yang Boda (October 1980 - June 1987).

Yu Jian (April 1984 - June 1987, succeeded Xu Li in charge of the affairs of the hospital).

Wang Shuqing (August 1984-July 1998).

Consultant: Shan Shiyuan (October 1984-May 1998).

Secretary-General: Wei Wenzao (December 1984-September 1987).

President: Zhang Zhongpei (June 1987-September 1991).

Vice President: Wei Wenzao (September 1987 - October 1997).

Vice President: Yang Xin (September 1987-December 2000).

**President: Lu Jimin (September 19, 1991 - November 1993).

Deputy Secretary: Wei Wenzao (January 1989 - October 1997).

Secretary of the Party Committee and Vice President: Pei Huanlu (October 1991 - April 2002, concurrently served as Vice President in November 1991).

Secretary of the Party Committee and Vice President: Tan Bin (October 1997-September 2003).

Vice President and Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee: Zhu Chengru (September 1998 - July 2003).

Vice President: Xie Fangkai (April 2002 - April 2007).

Vice President: Xiao Yanyi (April 2002 - April 2007).

Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection and Vice President: Zhang Zhizhu (October 1997-February 2008).

Vice President: Jin Hongkui (April 2002 - December 2008).

Vice President: Duan Yong (April 2007 - May 2010).

President and Secretary of the Party Committee: Zheng Xinmiao (September 2002 - January 2012).

Vice President: Li Wenru (July 2003 - June 2012).

Executive Vice President: Li Ji (September 2003 - May 2013).

Vice President: Chen Lihua (April 2007 - January 2014).

Cemetery. Wang Bicheng's ashes were buried in the New Fourth Army Memorial Hall in Maoshan City, Jurong City, Jiangsu Province, and his old comrades-in-arms Jiang Weiqing and Wu Zhongchao were buried in the green mountains and green waters of Maoshan for a long time.

Hometown. Wang Bicheng's hometown is located in Xiaozhai Village, Chengmagang Town, Macheng City, Hubei Province.

Activity. On February 21, 2012, the symposium commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of General Wang Bicheng was held at the Yunfeng Hotel in the Shanghai Garrison District.

To commemorate the centenary of the birth of General Wang Bicheng, the cultural relics exhibition was launched in the Maoshan New Fourth Army Memorial Hall.