Biography of Yang Qing

Author: Liu Xingyi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is a biography of Yang Qiqing, former Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Public Security. It records the life of struggle and dedication of Deputy Minister Yang. Yang Qiqing was cautious throughout his life, but his fate was full of ups and downs, with a strong sense of legend and mystery, marked by the imprint of his era. He was highly regarded by leaders such as Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Zhu De, and Peng Dehuai, yet little known to the general public. The major cases and events he handled were earth-shattering, but as a leader in the hidden battlefront, he always remained in the shadows. He achieved numerous extraordinary feats, making enemies, spies, and intelligence agents tremble in fear, yet he was fiercely hated by left-leaning factions. He fought against fascism throughout his life but suffered persecution from his own "comrades" in a fascist manner. This book removes the dust of time to restore the face of history.
Yang Qiqing joined the revolution in 1928 and participated in the Long March of 25,000 Li. In his half-century of revolutionary career, he was engaged in public security and safeguarding work. In 1978, when he passed away, he served as Deputy Secretary of the Party Group and Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Public Security. Yang Qiqing's life was full of ups and downs, with a strong sense of legend and mystery. He was one of the founders of China's public security and safeguarding work and also one of the organizers of the public security forces. He participated in the investigation of many historically significant cases and the decision-making of major events. Especially after the founding of the People's Republic of China, every important trip by the leaders of the Party and the state was guarded by him. Almost all major cases were cracked under his leadership, such as selecting the site for the National Day parade, safeguarding Mao Zedong's visit to the Soviet Union, ensuring Zhou Enlai's participation in the Afro-Asian Conference, cracking the case of forging Zhou Enlai's directives to defraud the People's Bank of China, and formulating the security plan for Mao Zedong's swim in the Yangtze River. But as a leader in the hidden battlefront, he always stood behind the scenes. He was highly regarded by leaders such as Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai but was little known to the public. This book removes the dust of time to restore the face of history.
The story of a name change and inspiration In November 6, 1911. The morning sun was bright, the clouds above Pingjiang County were dyed a rosy red, and the Shu River in front of Jiayi Township was also dyed a rosy red. At this moment, a little life was born. This newborn male infant cried so loudly that his grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, uncle, and aunt were amazed. Was it because he did not want to come to this evil society full of oppression and exploitation? Or was it that when he faced an extremely unfair world and a too miserable human world, he showed anger and resistance? Or was it that he cheered for the rising sun that was about to burst forth?