Ren Bishi was the founding father of New China and one of the five secretaries. He experienced the difficult years of the revolution together with Mr. Zhu and Mr. Zhu, and made great contributions to the party and the country. Unfortunately, he died of illness on October 27, 1950, at the age of 46, and was unable to witness the construction and development of New China. **After learning about it, he said sadly: It's a pity, it's a pity!He buried him to show his respect and remembrance.
Ren Bi's revolutionary qualifications were very profound. He joined the Komsomol as early as 1920 and the Communist Party in 1922. He was elected as a member of the first committee in the Fifth and Sixth National Congress, and the number of members at that time was very small, and his status was very high. He was elected to the Politburo during the agrarian revolution and entered the core leadership. In 1935, he led the Red 6 Corps as an advance corps and opened up the transfer route of the ** Red Army. After his renunciation with the Red Army, he became the supreme leader of the political side of the Red Second Front.
Ren Bishi was transferred to the director of the Political Department of the Eighth Route Army during the Anti-Japanese War, and later worked in Moscow for two years. After he returned to Yan'an in 1940, he was transferred to *** work. He served as a member of the Politburo and the first secretary of the Seventh National Congress in 1945, and was listed as the fifth secretary along with Mao, Zhou, Liu, and Zhu. During the War of Liberation, he led the national war with them, from northern Shaanxi to Xibaipo and then to Beijing. However, his health has been poor, and with too much work, his health is getting worse and worse. He did not even attend the founding ceremony of New China.
Ren Bishi's death made *** think about a problem, that is, the burial method after death. He believed that cremation should be advocated for the sake of the dead and the living. In April 1956, he was the first to sign the signature book of the cremation initiative, and later 137 people followed, including Mr. Zhu, Mr. Peng, ** Peng Zhen, etc. His initiative is the same for the senior generals of the party and the army, and it is necessary to implement the decision of the first class. In 1985, Admiral Xu Shiyou died of illness, and his wish was to be buried with his mother, but he could not be buried and needed the approval of his superiors. **Instructions: Handle it accordingly, not as an example. This is a special pass, which shows that Xu Shiyou's merits are great. At his memorial service, seven special words were used to evaluate him, which also showed that his contribution was great.