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On August 25, 1964, the Ministry of National Defense of the People's Republic of China appointed Comrade Xie Quanwei as the deputy commander of the 55th Division of the Army.
Military rank Colonel.
Bareheaded photo.
The front row is from the left Xie Ting, Xie Min, and Xie Jian, and the second row is from the left Xie Jin, grandma, grandpa, grandma, and Xie Lin, and the back row is the old lady and father.
Take a photo when you are in the second work area.
Five sisters, photographed in 1965.
The old lady is quite bookish. 。
Bareheaded photo.
The first from the left in the second row is Xie Quanwei.
Licence.
The Five Sisters was filmed in 1966.
In July 1966, he inspected the second work area and took a group photo with cadres above the company level.
The second from the left in the front row, Huo Yinshan, Meng Yishan, Xu Zhaoji, Xie Quanwei, and Liang Zhenquan, was photographed in 1968.
Parents and friends and five sisters pose for a group photo.
Despise all opposition.
The old lady took a photo with her five children with friends.
The old lady didn't wear glasses.
Xie Jin and Xie Jian.
The five sisters pose for a photo with their uncle.
Five sisters.
Xie Jin, Xie Jian, and Xie Ting are in Lanzhou Dongfanghong Square.
Xie Jin and Xie Ting are in Baita Mountain, Lanzhou.
In September 1968, he was taken as a division commander.
In front of the Xining Division Headquarters building.
In front of the office building of the Xining Divisional Headquarters.
In front of the office building of the Xining Divisional Headquarters.
In 1969, the division headquarters moved to a high platform, in front of the division headquarters office.
In June 1970, he spoke at the divisional party congress.
In the voting, Meng Yishan, the second political commissar from the left.
Review the report of the Party committee.
Introduction: Xie Quanwei, male, Han nationality, born in 1924, from Xin County, Shanxi, participated in the revolution in March 1940 and joined the Communist Party of China in March 1943. He has successively served as a soldier, platoon commander, company commander, battalion commander, regimental chief of staff, regiment commander, deputy division commander, division commander, deputy army commander, army commander, and former commander of the Qinghai Provincial Military Region. Retired cadres in the regular army. He died in Xi'an on April 11, 2012 at the age of 88.