Li Qiang Biography

Author: Zi Ding
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: He is a legendary figure, combining the roles of a revolutionary, scientist, and economic expert. He was one of the key members of the Central Special Department of the CCP, participating in many thrilling struggles in Shanghai during the 1930s. At the Institute of Communication Sciences in the Soviet Union, he established his reputation as a scientist with his groundbreaking contributions to the theory of diamond-shaped transmitting antennas. As Commercial Counselor at the Chinese Embassy in the Soviet Union, he experienced the "honeymoon" period of Sino-Soviet relations and later handled many major issues arising from the Sino-Soviet split. During the Anti-American Aid to Vietnam struggle, he was always at the center of events. Long before China's comprehensive reform and opening-up, he proposed numerous related measures and suggestions. He is a witness to many significant historical events.