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Changde, Hunan Province produced these two celebrities: one was the founding general and the other was an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

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Changde, called Wuling and Langzhou in ancient times, is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Hunan Province. Located in the north of Hunan, west of Dongting Lake in the south of the Yangtze River and under Wuling Mountain, it is known as the "throat of Sichuan and Guizhou and the gateway of Yunnan and Guizhou" and is an important city in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, the middle reaches of the Yangtze River urban agglomeration and the ecological economic circle around Dongting Lake. Changde's comprehensive strength is in the forefront of Hunan Province, with a GDP of 362.42 billion yuan in 20 19. Of course, Changde has a long history. Since ancient times, celebrities have come forth in large numbers, which has nurtured a large number of outstanding talents. Today we will introduce two modern and contemporary figures, one is the commander of the Hebei Military Region and the other is an academician.

First place: Zheng Guo.

Zheng Guo (19 19— 1983), Major General, from Shimen County, Changde City, Hunan Province. 1935 joined the Chinese Communist Youth League, joined the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants in the same year, 1937 transferred from the League to China. Zheng Guo was born in a poor peasant family. Great-grandmother, grandfather, father, mother, two sisters, a younger brother and his eight people live in a semi-old tile house, relying on four stone heads (about two acres) in paddy fields, a piece of dry land (about half an acre) and rented land for farming, and my grandfather helps others and my father does carpentry. Soon my great-grandmother passed away and had no money to buy a coffin for burial. The next year, grandpa fell ill and died. Natural disasters have aggravated poverty. At the age of ten, three siblings fell ill and had no money for treatment. They all died one after another, leaving only their parents and him.

From 65438 to 0929, Zheng joined the Youth League and carried out anti-feudal revolutionary activities. Due to poverty, his parents were at odds and finally divorced. His father ran away from home and his mother remarried. Since then, he has lived an orphan's life, taken care of by relatives and neighbors, and lived alone. 1In July, 935, the Red Second Front Army led by He Long hit Zheng's hometown and established the Soviet regime in counties, districts and townships. Zheng joined the township guerrillas and served as the vice captain of the Xiangxi guerrillas. My father also joined the Red Army and was a pharmacist in the Ministry of Health of the Second Red Army. He stayed with the wounded and sick in the Long March of the Red Army, and later fell ill and died in his hometown in the spring of 1936. At the beginning of August, 1935, Zheng was formally incorporated into the 4th Division of the Second Red Army Corps12nd Regiment, 2nd Battalion, 5th re-elected as a correspondent. The Long March began in the winter of the same year. Since then, he has never left the party and the army for a day, leaving only his elderly mother in his hometown in Hunan, who sends money to support him every month and is taken care of by the local government.

During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as the special service officer of the Fourth Division of the Second Red Army Corps 12 Regiment Battalion. Participated in the Long March. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, he served as the fourth political instructor of the Second Rear Hospital of the Military Commission, the secretary of the Supply Department of the Military Commission, and the deputy section chief and section chief of the Organization Department of the Fourth Division of the New Fourth Army. During the War of Liberation, he served as the director of the Organization Department of the Political Department of the Central China Field Army, the director of the Organization Department of the Political Department of the Sixth Column, the political commissar of the Sixth Column Teaching Corps of the East China Field Army, the political commissar of the East China Quartermaster School, and the political commissar of the Logistics Department of the 34th Army of the Third Field Army. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as deputy political commissar of the artillery logistics department of East China Military Region, political commissar of the artillery division, director of the artillery political department of Fuzhou Military Region, deputy political commissar of the army, military political commissar, second political commissar of Jiangxi Military Region and consultant of the political department of Fuzhou Military Region.

1950 to 1 year, Zheng Guo served as the director of the special longitudinal logistics political department of the third field army, the deputy political commissar of the artillery logistics department of the East China Military Region and the director of the political department. 1952 In July, Zheng Guo was appointed as the political commissar of the Ninth Artillery Division of the China People's Liberation Army. From 65438 to 0956, Zheng Guo was appointed as the director of the artillery political department of Fuzhou Military Region. 196 1 65438+February, Zheng Guo was appointed as the deputy political commissar of 3 1 Army. 1964-1May 969,165438+1October, Zheng Guo was appointed as 3 1 Military Political Commissar. 1969 12, Zheng Guo was transferred to the second political commissar of Jiangxi Military Region and the political commissar of Jiangxi Production and Construction Corps. 198365438+On February 6th, Zheng Guo died of illness in Nanchang at the age of 65.