Xu Shiyou - Personal Life & Important Events

Personal Life & Important Events

Xu Shiyou has married three times. His first wife was a traditional rural woman. The second wife, Li Mingzhen, was married to him in the E-Yu-Wan border region. Hist third and the last wife, Tian Pu, was married to him in Shandong during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945). Both Li Mingzhen and Tian Pu are members of the People's Liberation Army.

In September 1926, Xu joined the Chinese Communist Youth League and go to Wuhan to participate in the National Revolutionary Army. Division 1 Group.

In August 1927, He joined in the Red Army, served for Red Mountain Area 31 Division 2 team squad.

In November 1927, he was th platoon leader of Red Army 31 Division 4 Team 5 platoon.

In 1929,he was appointed a battalion regiment commander of 31 Division 1.

In April, 1930, he served for Red Army regiment 12, division 34.

In July 1933, He was appointed Deputy Army and Chairman of Red 9 Jun 25 Division. Red Army commander, he Participated in the Long March.

In November 1936, he studied in Red Army college when they reached northern Shaanxi.

In 1938,he was Deputy Minister of Administrative Affairs.Anti-Japanese Military and Political University

In June 1939, He was the Deputy Brigade Commander of 129 Brigade Division 386 of The Eighth Route Army

In October 1939, he was in the Northern Bureau of the CPC Central Committee.

In September 1940, column of the Eighth Route Army 3rd Brigade of Shandong.

In February 1942. he was the Chief of Staff of Shandong column.

In 1942, He was appointed member of Shandong, Shandong Military Region Commander of the Regional party committee.

During the Liberation War, he served as regional party committee members Shandong, Shandong Military Region Commander.

1947,he was the Commander of the 9th column, East Field Army Corps, Shandong Corps Commander and was on Party Committee.

In March 1949, member of Shandong Military Region Deputy Commander.

After the founding of the PRC, He was the Military Region Deputy Commander of Shandong branch of the CPC Central Committee.

From December 1949 -1953, He was on the Huadong Military Committee.

From January 1950 -1951 He was on CPC Central Committee, Shandong Branch Commission for Discipline Inspection.

From April 1950 -1953,he was Shandong Military Region Commander.

From December 1952 -1954, he was the deputy secretary of Shandong branch,CPC Central Committee.

From April 1953 -1954,he served as commander of No. 3 in the Chinese People's Volunteers Corps .

From July 1953 -1954,he was on the East CPC Central Committee Board.

From February 1954 -1955, He was deputy commander of Military Region 2, No. 3 Military Party Committee secretary,Huadong region.

From October 1954 -1959, He was appointed Deputy Chief of Staff of the PLA.

From March 1955 -1973,he was appointed commander of Military Region 3 party secretary, party secretary of Nanjing Military Region.

From October 1958 -1960,he was on Shanghai Bureau of the CPC Central Committee .

From September 1959 -1978 He was appointed deputy defense minister.

From February 1961 -1966 secretary of the CPC Central Committee East China Bureau.

From March 1968 -1973,he was appointed director of Jiangsu Provincial Revolutionary Committee.

From March 1970 -12, he was appointed Provincial Revolutionary Committee of the party's core team leader.

From December 1970 -1973 he was on CPC Jiangsu Provincial Committee.

From April 1969 -1982, he was the member of the CPC Central Military Commission the CPC Central Committee Political Bureau.

From January 1980 -1982 He served as a member of the Standing Committee of CPC Central Military Commission.

From December 1973 -1980 He was Guangzhou Military Region Commander, Military District No. 1 party secretary (April 1974 onwards).

From September 1982 -1985 CPC Central Committee,he was the deputy director of Advisory Committee Standing Committee. Session 1-3 Defense Committee. No. 1,4,5 th National People's Congress. The 8th CPC Central Committee alternate members, (12) members, 9-11 th Central Committee Political Bureau, member of the Central Advisory Board of 12 Elected member of the Standing Committee and deputy director.

In September 1955,he was awarded the rank of general, an honor Medal, an Medal of Independence, a Liberation Medal.

On October 22, 1985, he died in Nanjing.

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