Remembering He Luli, serving the country with her body, and always following the party
I was born in 1934 and am 83 years old. The popular term nowadays classifies me as a "post-80s". Looking back on my life for more than 80 years, I have been a doctor, a civil servant, a leader of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, and a national leader, witnessing the development of the country, the progress of society, and the changes of the times.
As a non-party intellectual and a member of a democratic party, I deeply feel that it is the Communist Party and the people who have cultivated and educated me, and it is the continuous development of the cause of cooperation that has made me who I am.
His father, He Siyuan, who was deeply influenced by his father's feelings for his family and country, went to the United States, Germany, and France to study in his early years. On May 4, 1919, he participated in the rally and parade on Tiananmen Square to "resist power from the outside, and remove ** from within", and participated in the feat of burning Zhao's house.
Participating in the May Fourth Movement had a profound impact on my father's life, and decades later, my father and I passed by the old site of Zhaojialou, and my father and I pointed out the historical sites for me, and we both father and daughter were very excited.
From 1919 to 1926, my father studied philosophy and economics in Europe and the United States, and not only wrote the book "International Economic Policy", but also met my French mother, Yiwenny James, whose Chinese name is He Yiwen.
His parents married in Shanghai in 1928. In this year, his father, who was then a professor at Sun Yat-sen University, dean of the Department of Economics, and dean of the School of Law, was appointed by Chiang Kai-shek as the deputy director of the Political Department of the Military Committee of the National Revolutionary Army due to Dai Jitao's recommendation.
After the July 7 Incident in 1937, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out, and the Japanese army in North China drove south, approaching the Yellow River and wanting to take Jinan. Han Fuyu, chairman of Shandong Province, abandoned Jinan without firing a shot, retreated to Tai'an, and then fled to southwest Lu.
At this critical juncture, his father, who was a scholar and a civil official, was ordered to resolutely serve as the director of the Lubei Travel Agency, organized guerrillas, and waged a guerrilla war with the Japanese invading army on the Lubei Plain.
In December 1940, I was 7 years old. When the Japanese gendarmerie learned that my mother and my four brothers and sisters were hiding in the Italian Concession in Tianjin, they arrested us and escorted us to Shandong.
We were terrified, but my mother comforted us and told us not to be afraid, my father would definitely save us. Later, I learned that the Japanese army coerced my father by killing us, and at the same time tried to make my father surrender with a lure of lure.
My father was righteous and awe-inspiring, and while telegraphing the international community, he severely condemned Japan's indiscriminate arrest of innocent people, and at the same time unexpectedly waged an anti-hostage struggle. Under strong international pressure, the commander-in-chief of the Japanese invasion of China, Okamura Ninji, was forced to send us back to Tianjin.
In November 1944, his father was appointed as the chairman of Shandong Province, and in November 1946, he was transferred to the mayor of Beiping City. During his tenure, he was dismissed from the post of mayor in June 1948 because of his sympathy for the "anti-hunger, anti-civil war, and anti-**" democratic movement of the students in Peiping, and dissatisfied with the growing corruption of the Chiang regime.
After his dismissal, he rejected other appointments from the Kuomintang. In January 1949, when the People's Liberation Army surrounded Beiping, my father did not go to Taiwan, but actively campaigned for the peaceful liberation of Beiping, and was elected as the chief representative of peace negotiations by the councils of seven provinces and cities in North China.
He Luli was a well-known patriotic democrat, educator, and social activist, and she lost her little sister in the artillery fire of the liberation of Beiping in 1949, but her father's firm choice and feelings for her family and country deeply affected her.
His father, He Siyuan, was the mayor of Beiping, and He Luli, who later entered politics, has a deep understanding and feeling of serving the country and firmly following the Communist Party. As a doctor, He Luli has gradually made some achievements in clinical practice and has a deeper understanding of "the benevolence of doctors".
Later, He Luli took up the post of deputy head of Xicheng District, Beijing, which is her highly responsible and serious attitude towards the new mission entrusted by the party and the people. During her tenure as Vice Mayor of Beijing, He Luli devoted great attention and energy to matters closely related to the daily lives of ordinary people in Beijing.
During her tenure, she came into contact with many grassroots cadres and the masses, and her wisdom and work spirit benefited her a lot. After joining the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang, He Luli began to formally associate with the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang and the cause of cooperation, and had a deeper understanding of the work of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang and the political party system.
At the Seventh National Congress of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang, she was elected vice chairman of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang.
In March 1995, He Luli (second from left in the front row) went to Niujie, Xuanwu District, Beijing to congratulate the Muslims on Eid al-Fitr, reflecting her concern and respect for ethnic minorities.
At 23:59 on December 31, 2000, He Luli (second from left) delivered the first pair of twins in Beijing. As my role changed, I continued to grow. On November 11, 1996, I was elected chairman of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang.
Shouldering responsibility, I know that the mission is glorious. The meeting raised the question of "what kind of Kuomintang Revolutionary Committee should be brought into the 21 st century," which hit the nail on the head. As a political party participating in the Kuomintang, the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang should be politically firm, have a sound system, and have strong organizational vitality in order to play a greater role.
Therefore, it is necessary to solve the problem of self-construction, solve the problem, and achieve the goal. In September 1998, I and the democratic parties gathered in Xibaipo, the holy land of the revolution, to relive the important history of that year.
Xibaipo witnessed an important moment in the establishment and development of the Kuomintang Revolution. We should draw education and enlightenment from this and inherit the fine traditions of the Kuomintang Revolutionary Committee. The Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang is a political party that attaches importance to tradition and stresses inheritance, and I deeply understand it.
When I first came to work in the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang, the leaders of the older generation gave me selfless help and care, and I benefited a lot from it. Their high demeanor, political firmness, feelings of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang, and enthusiasm for work are worthy of my study and practice.
In 1999, the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang published the book "Serving the Country with All Your Heart - Biography of the Leaders of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang", which deeply moved me. At the launch ceremony, I summed up the pursuit, struggle and dedication of the predecessors of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang into five aspects: accepting and adhering to the leadership of the Communist Party of China, patriotism, selfless dedication, hard study and unity.
Zhu Xuefan, former chairman of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, once said: "On the point of upholding the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang does not allow different voices. "For more than half a century, the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang has always adhered to its trust and confidence in the Communist Party, firmly relied on the leadership of the Communist Party, and supported the leadership of the Communist Party.
As the chairman of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, I stressed the need to uphold the leadership of the Communist Party of China. I believe that upholding the leadership of the Communist Party is by no means empty words, but the political foundation for cooperation and cooperation between the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the historical choice and glorious tradition of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang, the political explanation of the leaders of the older generation of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang, and the foundation of the founding of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang.
Therefore, the core of doing a good job in political handover is to unswervingly accept the leadership of the Communist Party of China and never waver at any time and under all circumstances. I have presided over the work of the three re-elections of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, and I know very well that the re-election is not only the replacement of the old and the new, but also the political handover.
We must pass on the traditions, confidence, and determination of the leaders of the older generation and ensure that the system of cooperation and political consultation under the leadership of the Communist Party of China is better upheld and improved.
My father has always looked forward to the peaceful development of the two sides of the strait and the early reunification of the motherland. As a political party participating in the elections, the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang has always regarded the promotion of cross-strait economic and cultural exchanges and the promotion of the peaceful reunification of the motherland as its key tasks.
At the Third Session of the Ninth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in 2000, we put forward a proposal on formulating an "Anti-State Conduct Law." In 2005, this law was passed at the Third Session of the National People's Congress, which was China's first major move to safeguard national unity and territorial integrity in the form of law.
I witnessed this process and was very excited. This is the result of the joint efforts of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang and other people from all walks of life, and we have jointly given birth to this law of "opposing independence and promoting reunification."
Awarded the Order of Merit on March 16, 2006, she always remembers that she comes from the people and serves the people. In various positions, she went deep into reality, listened to the truth, told the truth, and offered real tricks.
Whether it is conducting research or law enforcement inspections, she always goes deep into the grassroots, goes into workshops, alleys, villager groups and farmers' homes, chats with residents, workers and farmers, and understands the real actual situation through real situations and first-hand information.
He Luli, as a woman, has always been concerned about issues related to women. Her work experience has also made her pay attention to issues such as education, health, relief for poverty caused by serious illnesses, and the construction of spiritual civilization.
In her work, she receives a large number of letters from the masses every day. Among them, a distress letter from Professor Chen Jian, a deputy to the Hunan Provincial People's Congress, caught her attention.
Professor Chen Jian asked to help a girl with congenital heart disease, a poor family, and no money for treatment. He Luli immediately forwarded the letter to the Standing Committee of the Hunan Provincial People's Congress and suggested that they ask the health system, civil affairs, the Red Cross or charities to work together on several aspects of social assistance.
This matter has received wide attention from all walks of life. The Hunan Provincial Red Cross Society has also taken the lead in establishing a serious illness relief for poor children**. We must consider how to promote the solution from the institutional level, such as promoting rural cooperative medical care on the one hand, and establishing mutual medical assistance for children on the other hand, and investigating and researching from a broader perspective to establish and improve a social assistance network that can cover the whole country.
In September 1995, the Fourth World Conference on Women was held in Beijing. As vice chairman of the All-China Women's Federation, vice mayor of Beijing and one of the leaders of the organizing committee, He Luli participated in the preparation of the entire conference and attended the meeting as the deputy head of the Chinese delegation.
This conference was later called an important milestone in the history of the development of women's causes in the world, and it was also an important measure to safeguard social justice and promote the social development of all countries.
He Luli believes that China's political party system has unique advantages. In 1997, He Luli attended the handover ceremony in Hong Kong as a member of the Chinese delegation.
The delegation was broadly representative, including representatives of the eight democratic parties. As a member of the delegation, He Luli was fortunate to participate in and witness this national event.
At 0:00 on July 1, 1997, the majestic national anthem of the People's Republic of China was played in a high-pitched manner, and the bright five-star red flag was rising.
It was raining that day, and some people said that the heavy rain was a humiliation that washed away a hundred years, but she felt that this rain was watering the land of Hong Kong and making her more prosperous, happier and better developed.
He Luli was entrusted by Beijing's cultural relics experts, and before the handover ceremony, she braved the pouring rain to run to Victoria Bay, loaded a box of soil, and brought it back to Beijing. Later, the soil was poured into the five-colored soil of the Shejitan in Zhongshan Park in Beijing.
The five-colored soil contains the territory of the whole of China, and there must be the soil after the return of Hong Kong. This also left He Luli with a busy and sweet memory. In 1999, He Luli once again went to Macao as a member of the Chinese delegation to attend the handover ceremony of Macao.
He Luli believes that participating in these two major ceremonies made her realize the importance that the Communist Party of China attaches to the system of cooperation and political consultation, and the importance of the important role of democratic parties in the development of the country's political society, which is also to show the world the superiority of China's political party system.
In addition to holding positions in the National People's Congress, the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, He Luli also held concurrent positions in the All-China Women's Federation, the Chinese Population Welfare Association, the Chinese People's Association for Peace and Disarmament, the ** Socialist College, and the China Charity Federation.
For example, the Chinese People's Association for Peace and Disarmament (CPD) is the largest non-governmental peace organization in China. Such people-to-people exchanges often play a unique role in international exchanges.
He Luli took advantage of various occasions and different angles to show the international community that the Chinese people are peace-loving people, to show China's positive efforts and contributions to safeguarding world peace, and to introduce to the world the great vitality and superiority of the cooperation and political consultation system led by the Communist Party of China.
In Western society, some politicians and journalists do not have a special understanding of China's political party system, and even have a great misunderstanding. What.