Lin Yueqin: Shouldering the heavy responsibility of the Red Army and adding new brilliance to the military flag Among the top ten founding marshals of New China, there is a marshal who is mourned by the founding leader and is also the earliest to die. This founding marshal is ***, but today our focus is not *** marshal, but his wife, Comrade Lin Yueqin, who is also the founding colonel.
Lin Yueqin was born in 1914 and is a native of Jinzhai County, Anhui Province. Jinzhai County is known for its outstanding historical achievements. As we all know, Hong'an, the "General County", is the cradle of the founding generals, but Jinzhai County is also not to be underestimated. The county has cultivated 59 founding generals, of which 50 are major generals, making Jinzhai County the second county seat of "General County".
Lin Yueqin's family was originally a local small trader, and her father was a grocery store owner, but secretly he was a traffic officer of our party. Lin Yueqin has been a member of the party for a long time, having become a party member as early as 1927. Under the influence of her father, Lin Yueqin was determined to devote herself to the revolution since she was a child, determined to subvert the old world and establish a new order.
In 1930, at the age of 16, she joined the Red Army, initially as a propaganda worker in the Red Fourth Front Army, responsible for slogan propaganda and other tasks, and then served as the director of the women's factory of the Logistics Supply Department of the Red Fourth Front Army, and the commander of the women's engineer battalion. It was during her tenure as the director of the women's factory of the Logistics Supply Department of the Red Fourth Front Army that she met her husband Wu Xian'en.
Wu Xianen was her superior at the time, and the two slowly developed feelings at work, and finally entered the palace of marriage. Lin Yueqin not only works hard and conscientiously, but also is fearless. During the Long March of the Red Fourth Front Army, she participated in and served as the commander of the women's engineer battalion. One night, Zhang Guotao's guards blatantly violated discipline and broke into the women's camp. Lin Yueqin was very indignant at this behavior and ordered the firearms of Zhang Guotao's guards to be confiscated.
However, this move aroused Zhang Guotao's jealousy, and he was removed from his post and transferred to the Food Bureau as the commander of the transportation company. During the Yan'an period, Lin Yueqin met ***, and it is said that her husband Wu Xianen died heroically on the way to the west, which was a huge blow to Lin Yueqin. Subsequently, the relevant parties couldn't bear to see her alone, so they looked for a new partner for her, and finally chose ***
As a result, the two were married on May 16, 1937. Surprisingly, not long after Lin Yueqin got married, her ex-husband Wu Xianen came back, which was quite embarrassing. If it is not handled properly, it will definitely affect the unity of the armies of the two fronts. Fortunately, Wu Xianen took the initiative to send blessings and successfully resolved the crisis.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Lin Yueqin successively served as the principal of Beijing No. 11 Primary School, deputy director of the Office of the Director of the General Political Department and director of the Office of the General Political Department, and consultant to the Cadre Department of the General Political Department. In 1955, Lin Yueqin was awarded the rank of colonel and was awarded the Order of August 1 of the Second Degree, the Order of Independence and Freedom of the Second Degree, and the Order of Liberation of the Second Degree. In 2003, Lin Yueqin, the wife of the founding marshal ***, died at the age of 89.
Lin Yueqin and ***'s two children are also quite promising, and their son Luo Dongjin is the former deputy political commissar of the Second Artillery Corps, with the rank of lieutenant general;Daughter Luo Beijie is.