He promoted Premier Wen to the ministerial level, but he was imprisoned for 5 years
During the "Cultural Revolution", ** and Wang Hongwen brutalized many revolutionary predecessors**, including Sun Daguang.
Because of **, this minister** was imprisoned for 5 years. It is worth noting that he was once a cadre promoted by Premier Wen.
A sad story happened in Sun Daguang's experience.
Sun Daguang, born in 1917, his ancestral home in Anhui, studied at the Sixth Vocational School at the age of 14 under the sponsorship of his uncle.
In the course of his studies, he was deeply influenced by revolutionary ideas. After the "918" incident, he devoted himself to the revolutionary cause as a bookstore owner.
At the age of 17, he joined the Communist Party, led a general strike of workers in eastern Hudong, and was nearly arrested for promoting patriotic ideas.
In 1946, Sun Daguang served as the mayor of Changchun City of the Kuomintang, and made every effort to protect Changchun's culture and art and prevent damage to its intangible cultural heritage.
On the eve of the withdrawal of Soviet troops, the head of Dahua Daily approached Sun Daguang and asked him to dismantle the best quality equipment of the "Dongying" and destroy the equipment that could not be disassembled.
Sun Daguang actively prevented the Kuomintang from sabotaging the Northeast Film Studio, and made outstanding contributions to the later takeover of the "Dongying" by the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army.
Since then, he has devoted himself to the revolutionary cause.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was transferred to work in the Ministry of Communications.
However, this diligent minister-level ** ushered in misfortune in the 60s.
* In order to seek power and usurp the throne, he instructed the "Gang of Four" group to brutalize a large number of revolutionary predecessors, and Sun Daguang became one of them, and was labeled as a "capitalist roader" and imprisoned for 5 years.
In 1975, Sun Daguang served as the director of the Geological Bureau of the State Planning Commission, and because of his experience in the rain, he decided to hold up an umbrella for other people who were **.
He rescued many old cadres from ** and others, saving them from the tragic fate of family breakdown.
After working in the Geological Bureau for a while, he found that the biggest problem in the geological and mining system is the cadre problem, that is, the leadership problem.
Sun Daguang firmly believes that when anyone is in a high position, they should do their best to solve the problems they are facing.
Since the 50s of the 20th century, the head of the geological department has been held by retired officers, most of whom are over 60 years old, while the technicians are limited to the position of engineer and cannot participate in the management power.
In other fields, this arrangement may be fine, but geological exploration requires extremely high professionals, and the status quo of laymen leading insiders can easily lead to problems.
In order to change this situation, Sun Daguang decided to introduce some technical cadres to completely subvert the situation of laymen dominating insiders.
He provided an opportunity for all cadres to show their talents, and finally the organization department screened out a group of young, qualified, and bureau-level cadres who understand geological exploration, and led them by him.
From 1980 to 1984, Sun Daguang led a group of cadres to go to the grassroots level every year to visit various geological bureaus to solve practical problems.
Premier Wen was one of the selected members of the research team in 1981, and he was a distinguished student at the Beijing Institute of Geology, and after graduation, he also worked in the Geological Bureau.
Sun Daguang was very appreciative of Premier Wen, which prompted him to propose that Premier Wen be appointed vice minister of geology and mines.
In his later years, Sun Daguang actively carried out charity donation activities and donated more than 190 pieces of cultural relics from the country, which are priceless and collectible.
Although Sun Daguang lived in poverty, he always cherished a deep love for the country's cultural relics.