In 1924, Mr. Sun was invited by General Feng Yuxiang to go to Tianjin to discuss the formation of a new **, and the progressive students in Tianjin learned the good news and spontaneously rushed to the Haihe Wharf to meet Mr. Sun. Among the welcoming crowd was a middle school student named Lin Feng, who was a student union cadre at Nankai Middle School at the time and also the leader of the school's left-wing organization.
Lin Feng is a native of Northeast China, his family was wealthy in his early years, and his living conditions were very good, but later, his father's business carelessness led to bankruptcy, and the family fortune was scattered once and ever, and the Lin family fell into the middle of the road in an instant, and life became more and more difficult. Fortunately, Lin Feng has a strong personality, even if such an accident happens in his family, he is still full of hope for the future and never complains. When he was 15 years old, his father couldn't afford the expensive tuition fees, so he had to drop out of school, but he didn't lose his curiosity and insisted on studying at home.
At the age of 18, Lin Feng said goodbye to his parents, left his hometown, rushed to Tianjin to study, and finally was successfully admitted to Nankai with excellent results. In 1925, he joined the Communist Youth League and was ordered to open a night school in Tianjin to spread red ideas to the vast number of workers and peasants, and to call on everyone to fight against feudal forces.
In 1926, when the Northern Expedition began, the National Revolutionary Army was like a bamboo, quickly conquering parts of South China and East China, and temporarily shocked the whole country. Lin Feng was greatly encouraged by this, and he immediately came up with the idea of joining the army, wanting to fight side by side with his comrades and fight for the rise of the Chinese nation. However, at that time, the revolutionary work in Tianjin was relatively heavy, and there was a shortage of manpower everywhere, so the regimental organization resolutely did not allow Lin Feng to join the army, and Lin Feng could only put away his heart to join the army and continue to stay in Tianjin.
In 1927, the Lin family had an emergency, Lin Feng hurried home to share the worries of his family after hearing the news, and when he returned to Tianjin three months later, he was just in time for the Kuomintang to engage in "anti-communism", and the party organizations and league organizations in Tianjin all went "underground" for the sake of safety. Lin Feng lost contact with his superiors for a while, and it was not until 1930 that he finally regained contact with the party organization and returned to the red camp.
In 1931, due to the appeasement policy adopted by the national government, all the land outside the customs was invaded by the Japanese invaders, which caused an uproar throughout the country, and many ** issued articles criticizing the national government, accusing Chiang Kai-shek of "** Soong Qingling and others also expressed dissatisfaction with what the old Chiang did. The mood of the college students was even more intense, and students from Beijing, Tianjin, Shandong, Anhui and other places actually took the train south to march to Nanjing**, putting pressure on Lao Chiang, asking Lao Chiang to send troops out of the customs to resist Japan and regain the occupied territory.
Lin Feng was the main person in charge of the underground party organization of Peking University at that time, and he also participated in the parade, but later the parade was violently driven away by the Kuomintang military and police, and Lin Feng and a group of Peking University schools were forcibly sent back to Beiping, which also announced the failure of the struggle. In 1933 and 1934, Lin Feng was "rounded up" by the enemy twice in succession, but fortunately, he was more resourceful and decisively took emergency measures to take refuge, and finally narrowly escaped.
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Beiping was quickly captured by the invaders, and the party organizations in Beiping also withdrew, and all of them moved to Shanxi to participate in the anti-Japanese struggle. During this period, Lin Feng was widely active in the northern part of Shanxi, responsible for **, publicity and other work. During the Liberation War, he was ordered to return to his hometown in the Northeast to work, responsible for cooperating with the Northeast People's Liberation Army, after the liberation of the Northeast, he served as the ** in the Northeast Bureau of the Communist Party of China, in 1954, he was transferred to the ** post, and in 1965 served as the vice chairman of the National People's Congress.
In 1966, Comrade ** was "knocked down", and Lin Feng was also implicated because he had served as Liu's secretary, and was pulled out by ill-intentioned people to criticize and fight repeatedly, he not only had to endure all kinds of mental torture, but also was beaten many times, and once even his ribs were broken, and he was so painful that he groaned in pain on the ground. Until mid-1977, after a long investigation and evidence collection, it was determined that he was wronged, so he was rehabilitated and all his reputation was restored. However, at this time, he was already seriously ill, and his time was running out, and he could not return to work for the party and the people, and in late September of that year, he unfortunately died of illness at the age of 71.
Lin Feng's wife is also a revolutionary, who once fought side by side with Lin Feng, and she has been working in the Women's Federation since the founding of the People's Republic of China, committed to protecting women's rights and interests and improving women's social status. In the early 80s, she left the front line and moved to the Ministry of Education as a consultant, and in 2001, she died of illness at the age of 84.
Comrade Lin Feng has two children, of which the eldest son entered politics when he was young, started as a grassroots officer, and was promoted to a provincial and ministerial-level cadre step by step. The youngest son is an intellectual, who studied at a university in Beijing in his early years, stayed on to teach after graduation, and is still working.