Guangdong Xingning Yuanyinting

All I have found now are some fragmented words. If you want to know the detailed LZ, you can only find the old people of that year or go to Xingning Library to check the old materials or find them. Here are some clips, LZ can make do with it.

1. Xingning County (I remember it was 1995 when xingning city changed the county into a city) was sent to Xingning by the Guangdong Executive Committee of the Kuomintang in 17 (1928) to clean up the party and reorganize the county executive committee. In the spring of 26 years, the executive committee of Xingning County was dissolved. In the summer of the same year, the Kuomintang Provincial Party Department sent Liu Zhifang and others to reorganize the executive committee of Xingning County, and Liu Zhifang served as a member of the executive committee. On the 29th, the Standing Committee was renamed the Secretary-General and became the first Secretary-General. After the end of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the county party department was ordered to register in party member, and more than 2,000 people registered in party member.

2. Before1949, Luogang suffered cruel feudal oppression and exploitation for a long time, and the people were suffering from poverty and illness. Landlord class Liu Yichang, Yuan and others collect rent and manage accounts, live in high-rise buildings and hold banquets in Longchuan and Luofu. The reactionary leaders Yuan, Liu, gang leaders Xie Haichou, Chen Yaogu and other foxes colluded to undermine the revolution and extract the people's blood and sweat. From 1925 to 1932, the Red Army revolution led by Comrade Luo Pinghan was active in four villages: Clarification, Fu Sheng, Messi and Pingyang. Five Blessingg Township was established in Wulian Village after clarification. (If you see this LZ, you may get angry if it has something to do with Yuan. )

3. < The honorary chairmen of Current Affairs Daily are Luo Yiqun and Yuan. (Current Affairs Daily was a newspaper in Xingning during the Anti-Japanese War. It is normal to be an official in the Ming Dynasty. )

As for Yuan, he is the former principal of Xingning No.1 Middle School, but I don't think Xingning No.1 Middle School will have complete information. I'm from No.1 Middle School, and I haven't seen any place to introduce the history of the school (the library is basically a decoration, only useful when teaching materials are distributed). When I was a sophomore, I celebrated the centenary of No.1 Middle School, saying that I would build a centenary building. I heard that there would be a school history room. At that time, official website in No.1 Middle School also announced that it would collect information. The notice at that time was as follows:

Xingning city No.1 Middle School collects school history information.

Photos and portraits of principals in major periods of school site change and school merger: Luo Fuyue, Yuan, Zhang Zhixin and Luo Hongqing.

Unfortunately, Governor Huang wrote an inscription for the centennial building at that time. Up to now, all our alumni have gone downstairs, and they haven't been built this year. I heard that it was because a bunch of rich alumni verbally promised to donate millions during the school celebration, but they never donated (or someone was black? )。

By the way, I saw it when you typed this question in LZ, but after searching, I only saw a little information and didn't answer it. I think LZ may know more than that. I hope you just ask. It's boring and cheap to go to work these days, and I'll be wordy if I have nothing to do.