Introduction
Mao Zemin (who took Runlian (润莲) as his courtesy name) was brother of communist leaders Mao Zedong and Mao Zetan. He joined in the CPC in 1922. He was appointed the minister of the economic department in Minyuegan (闽粤赣) area in 1931, and the manager of national bank later in the year. Mao Zemin studied in school for only 4 years.
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