In the long history of the squadron, General Xu Lili is like a bright star, she is not only an outstanding general of our navy, but also a good story in the history of the navy. In 1998, she became the first female general in the Chinese Navy, and in 2010, she was promoted to vice admiral, writing a new chapter for Chinese female soldiers.
Today, General Xu Lili is in her late teens, but her military exploits and honors are still dazzling. In this ever-changing military era, her life experience has become the focus of attention of the majority of military fans and the public. What kind of process made this outstanding female general a representative figure of the Chinese Navy?
On a spring day in 1952, Xu Lili was born in an ordinary family in Jinan City, Shandong Province. Her family did not have a military background, but her accomplishments later went far beyond her ordinary beginnings.
In 1964, 12-year-old Xu Lili showed extraordinary athletic talent. Her swimming skills attracted attention in Shandong Province and she was subsequently selected for the provincial swimming team. There, she overcame all kinds of difficulties and setbacks, and at the same time, her heart gradually gave birth to a yearning for military life.
By 1970, Xu Lili's dream finally came true, and she joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and although she was only a small role in the huge fleet, her tenacity and determination allowed her to shine in ordinary positions.
During her days at the East China Sea Fleet, she worked not only as a nurse, but also as a typist and press officer. Although the nature of work changes frequently and life seems boring, Xu Lili has always made unremitting efforts to achieve the ultimate in every job.
In 1975, after five years of service, Xu Lili was transferred to the South China Sea Fleet and served as the deputy director of the Political Department of the 422 Navy Hospital. Here, her talent was brought into greater play and she also left a strong mark in her military career.
In 1978, Xu Lili's military career ushered in a turning point. Her outstanding performance won the favor of her superiors, and after a series of selections, she was honored to be sent to the Naval Political School for further study. There, she not only studied deep military-political theory, but also demonstrated her extraordinary talent as an instructor. During this period, she continued to improve herself, went to the Chinese People's University for further study, and later held important positions such as associate professor, branch dean and even dean at the Naval Political College.
In 1996, Xu Lili's life stage changed again, she left the academy and came to the Navy Logistics Department as a deputy political commissar. In this new position, she contributed to the logistics work of the Navy with her unique rigor and professionalism.
In 1998, 46-year-old Xu Lili ushered in another peak of her career. She was promoted to rear admiral, becoming the first female admiral in naval history. Then in 2010, she was promoted again and was awarded the rank of Vice Admiral.
In her 40-year military career, Xu Lili has always maintained a heart dedicated to the country. She started as an ordinary paramedic and gradually grew into a high-ranking general of the country. In this long journey, she has always stuck to the grassroots, from the grassroots to the high-level, no matter what position she is in, she has devoted herself to every task as a soldier.
In 2008, when the Wenchuan Da** occurred, Xu Lili was loyal to her duties and quickly went to the disaster area according to the orders of her superiors to participate in the earthquake relief work. There, she not only showed the responsibility and mission of the soldiers, but also fought side by side with the front-line soldiers with a heart of great love for the officers and soldiers and the country, and faced the challenges together.
Xu Lili's achievements in the military are not limited to her impressive military promotions, but her talents have also been fully demonstrated in many fields.
She is extremely persistent in the pursuit of military spirit, and her years of education and practical experience in military schools have made her deeply understand the importance of military cultivation. With her profound insights and rich experience, Xu Lili has edited two books, "The Cultivation of Political Officers" and "Introduction to the Cultivation of Military Personnel", which have been widely read in the military and have become important reference materials for the study of military cultivation.
In terms of literary and artistic creation and political propaganda, Xu Lili also has outstanding contributions. In addition, her attention and support for women's rights and interests are also commendable. As a former vice president of the All-China Women's Federation, she has made unremitting efforts to protect women's rights and promote gender equality.
In 2015, when Xu Lili bid farewell to the military career she loved and entered a retired life, she still cared about the development of the army and the country. Even in her advanced age, she still follows the country's military development, and her dedication lives on.
Her story proves that in the long history of our great army and party, countless outstanding figures have emerged regardless of gender and age. It is their dedicated work and selfless dedication that have forged China's strength and firmness, and heralded a brilliant future.
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