An Yuju, born in Zizhou County, Shaanxi Province in 1936, has a revolutionary family background and received enlightenment education in his hometown since he was a child. After graduation, he was admitted to ** Public Security University, and then entered the Law Department of Peking University for further study, laying a solid foundation for his future career in the public security system.
After graduation, he quickly joined the public security system, starting as an ordinary clerk and was quickly promoted to section chief with his outstanding performance. In 1983, with the establishment of the armed police force, the superiors selected a group of ** from the public security system to join, and An Xianju was also transferred to the armed police force.
There, he successively served as deputy director and director of the internal security department of the headquarters, and finally was promoted to deputy commander of the armed police force in June 1993, with the rank of major general.
An Juju was about to retire at a time when a major incident occurred in the armed police force, which led to the punishment of many senior leaders, including the commander and political commissar of the armed police. An Juju chose to retire at this time.
It is worth mentioning that An Yuju was born in a revolutionary family, and his uncle An Ziwen was a minister-level **, who participated in revolutionary activities under the leadership of Li Dazhao and witnessed the birth of New China. An Ziwen and An Zhiwen, who were important in the early days of New China, both played an important role in national construction.
An Ziwen served as the deputy director of the Organization Department, and was later promoted to the minister, becoming a minister-level minister in New China. However, during the special period of the sixties and seventies of the last century, he was dismissed from his post and sent to Huainan, Anhui Province, where he did not return until 1978. He died in 1980 at the age of 71.
An Zhiwen is An Juju's uncle, born in 1919. In his early years, he was in charge of propaganda affairs in the Northeast Army, and later participated in the Anti-Japanese National Salvation Movement. During the War of Liberation, he made important contributions to the liberation of Northeast China.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, An Zhiwen served as deputy director of the State Construction Commission and vice chairman of the State Planning Commission, and made important contributions to the economic development of New China. However, he was also implicated in the special period of the sixties and seventies of the last century, and did not resume work until 1977.
In his later years, An Zhiwen served as the deputy minister and minister of the Sixth Ministry of Machinery Industry, and became the first minister-level minister of New China. He died of illness in 2017 at the age of 98.