During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he served as the representative of the First Division of the Revolutionary Army of Workers and Peasants, the representative and commander of the Twelfth Division of the Fourth Army of the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants, the director of the Political Department of Gongsijun, the secretary of the Military Commission, the political commissar of GongLiu Jun and Gongsanjun, the secretary of the Southwest Jiangxi Special Committee, the commander and political commissar of the Jiangxi Military Region, the commander-in-chief of the marked army, and the director of the Central Government Office of the Chinese Soviet Union. After the Long March, the Red Army stayed in Jiangxi Soviet Area and led the guerrilla war in the south for three years.
During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, he served as the commander of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army, under the Jiangnan Command and the Subei Command, and was the acting commander of the New Fourth Army.
During the War of Liberation, he served as commander of Shandong Military Region, commander of East China Military Region, commander and political commissar of East China Field Army, deputy commander of Central China Military Region and Central China Field Army, and commander and political commissar of the Third Field Army.
After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as commander of the East China Military Region, mayor of Shanghai and vice chairman of the People's Revolutionary Military Commission. 65438-0954 Deputy Prime Minister of the State Council. 1955 was awarded the rank of marshal, and won the first-class August 1st Medal, the first-class Medal of Independence and Freedom, and the first-class Medal of Liberation. 1958 concurrently serves as minister of foreign affairs. He used to be director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the State Council, dean of the Foreign Affairs College, honorary president of the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs, vice chairman of chairman of the Central Military Commission, vice chairman of the first to third national defense committees, and vice chairman of the third and fourth China People's Political Consultative Conference. He is a member of the 7th and 9th Central Committees of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the 8th members of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC). 1972 65438+1died of intestinal cancer in Beijing on October 6th at the age of 7 1. Chen Yi is a scholar with both civil and military skills, who reads widely. There are many military and political works and poems, including Selected Works of Chen Yi's Military Affairs, Selected Poems and Songs of Chen Yi and Selected Poems and Songs of Chen Yi.
Chen Yi (19 12.12.4—July 26, 2002),1912, a native of Zunyi county, Guizhou province. 1929 take part in the revolution. 193 1, join the China * * * production party. 1937 Join the Eighth Route Army. He used to be the director of the Shandong General Branch of Xinhua News Agency, the director of the Propaganda Department of the Eighth Route Army 1 15 Division, the deputy political commissar of the Logistics Department of the Northeast Field Army, and the political commissar of the Logistics Department of the Fourth Field Army and the Central South Military Region. After the founding of New China, he successively served as Minister of Culture of the General Political Department, Deputy Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Committee and Minister of Propaganda Department. 1955 was awarded the rank of major general. Representative of the 12th National Congress of China Producers' Party. In the early days of the People's Republic of China, he worked under the direct leadership of Marshal Chen Yi. Mao Zedong learned about this situation and suggested that he change his name to "Chen Yi". From then on, this Chen Yi "became" Chen Yi. In 2002, Chen Yi died of illness in Shanghai.
Rola Chen (1873-? ), the word Shike, from Huangpi, Hubei. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, he served as a department counselor, library editor and statistician of the Constitution Museum, and was proficient in frontier geography. After the founding of the Republic of China, he served as secretary of the presidential palace and counselor of the Mongolian and Tibetan Institute. 19 14 September to 19 15 June, Chen Yi participated in the Chaktu negotiations of the China-Russia-Mongolia Agreement as a full-fledged consultant of the Beijing government. In June 2005, he was appointed as the Commissioner of the Embassy of China in Tai Su. 19 17 was promoted to official post in Cullen. 19 19 12 In February, the official stationed in the warehouse was abolished, and Chen Yifeng was transferred back to Beijing as General Wei Yu. 1in August, 920, he was appointed as the ambassador of northwest frontier, later changed to Ku Vucko and Tang Zhen, and became the chief executive of Outer Mongolia. 192 1 February, the old Russian Enqin White Party captured Kulun, outer Mongolia declared "autonomy" again, and Chen Yi was dismissed by the Beijing government.
Chen Yi story
In the early days of People's Republic of China (PRC), Chen Yi (190 1- 1972) was the mayor of Shanghai. I once gave a speech to a business person. There were precious flowers and exquisite tea sets on the podium. When Chen Yi came to power, he said, "When I speak, I get excited. When I get excited, I dance easily. If these things on the lecture table are damaged by me, the mayor of my supply system really can't afford it, so I ask the host of the conference to support me, so I'd better take them down first. " There was a knowing laugh at the meeting immediately.
At a meeting in the 1960s, Chen Yi shouted loudly for the implementation of the intellectual policy: "You can't put the hat of bourgeois intellectuals who have been reformed and tested for decades on all intellectuals!" Speaking of this, Chen Yi took off his hat, bowed to the delegates, and then said loudly, "Today, I took off my hat for you! This sincere feeling and impromptu sense of humor moved the audience.
Most of Chen Yi's speeches don't have to be written. He is eloquent, Kan Kan and Kan Kan talk about it, and he often convinces the audience with witty words.
At a meeting, someone saw him holding a manuscript paper and looked down from time to time, only to find that it was a blank piece of paper.
"Manager Chen, how do you use a blank speech?" He was asked after the meeting.
He replied, "I don't need a manuscript. People will say that I am not serious and talk nonsense."
Marshal returned to his hometown, where the bridge has just been built. It is suggested that this bridge be named Marshal Bridge. Chen Yi said: "If not, the working people are the greatest, or it should be called the labor bridge." At the same time, the township was renamed Labor Township!