Li Yuzhi (Li Yuzhi's mole)

1. The tomb of Martyr Li Yuzhi is located in the Martyr Cemetery of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hohhot City, the capital of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The following is a detailed introduction to Martyr Li Yuzhi and his cemetery. Basic information on the life of the martyr Li YuzhiLi Yuzhi, Mongolian peopleLi Yuzhi, was born in Shuangqiang Village, Tumet Banner, Inner Mongolia in 1901. He was born in an ordinary peasant family and experienced revolutionary experience. He joined the Communist Youth League of China in 1924. Later, he became a member of the Communist Party of China. He devoted himself to the revolutionary cause and contributed to national liberation and people's happiness.

2. In the spring of 1925, Li Yuzhi served as secretary of the Baotou Working Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the working committee was located in Fuzheng TempleLi YuzhiTogether with Wang Ruifu, a member of the Working Committee, he founded the "Mingde Photo Studio" in Baotou. As a base for secret activities, Li Yuzhi often went deep into agricultural and pastoral areas to publicize revolution, organize farmers 'associations, and advocate unity and resistance. The slogan was "Unite as one, overthrow the foreign powers, and save our China." In September of the same year, he led Shiguai coal mine workers to conduct a general strike that lasted for seven days.

3. The tomb of Martyr Li Yuzhi is located in the Martyrs Cemetery of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Martyr Li Yuzhi, Mongolian, was born in 1901 in Shuangqiang Village, Tumte Banner, Inner Mongolia, which is now Tuoketuo County. The tomb of Martyr Li Yuzhi is located in Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In the Martyr Cemetery of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, martyr Li Yuzhi, Mongolian, was born in 1901 in Shuangqiang Village, Tumte Banner, Inner Mongolia, which is now Tuoketuo County.

4. The Baotou Zhao Revolutionary Memorial Hall opened at Guaizi Street, Beiliang District, Donghe District, Baotou City, Inner Mongolia. It opened on September 19, 2009. Baotou Zhao was named Baotou Zhao in the Han Dynasty. It is a two-level cultural relics protection unit in Baotou City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It has made important contributions to the revolutionary cause of Inner Mongolia and even China. As early as 1925, Li Yuzhi was appointed by Li Dazhao to establish the Baotou Working Committee of the Communist Party of China at that time, and began the revolutionary activities of the Communist Party of China in the Baotou area in 1927.

5. Ji Yatai, a member of the Mongolian ethnic group, had rich growth experience when he was a child, and his family was poor. He was sent to a temple by his father. After his uncle took him in, his uncle sent him to Tumut Higher Primary School. He met Li Yuzhi and Ulanfu and others, and became a revolutionary friend of Tumut Higher Primary School, an institution for cultivating Mongolian talents, Ji Yatai cherished the opportunity and diligently studied the May 4th Movement. Ji Yatai and progressive youth actively promoted and organized the student movement. In 1923, Ji Yatai went to Beijing to study and joined the Communist Party.

6. Invisible increase in the sense of responsibility In the activities commemorating the May 4th Movement in 1923, Yun Jixian actively participated in the demonstrations organized by Li Yuzhi and Ulanfu to commemorate the "national humiliation" and jointly destroyed shops selling Japanese goods. In the summer of 1923, when Yun Jixian graduated from Nangao High School, he represented Mongolian and Tibetan school students in the May 4th Movement and participated in organizing student demonstrations. One of the organizers of the May 4th Movement, the Tumet Mongolian youth was honored first.

7. After in-depth analysis of issues such as political, economic and ethnic relations and the national-democratic revolution in Inner Mongolia, the conference formulated the party platform and party constitution, and elected the party's Central Executive Committee, composed of 14 executive members and 7 alternate executive members, as well as 7 Standing Committee member Bai Yunti served as chairman, and Guo Daofu served as secretary-general. The conference also elected member of the Communist Party of China Wu Zizheng, Li Yuzhi, Jiyatai, as executive members. As well as members of the Communist Party of China Fu Ding Duo Songnian, Ulanfu, Wang Ruifu and others attended the conference and passed it.

8. Mongolian youth who studied at Beijing Mengzang School in autumn, China Socialist Youth League Member Duo Songnian Li Yuzhi Yun Ze Ulanfu Jiyatai Kuibi Zhao Cheng Mengchun Fo Ding Yunrun, Bai Haifeng Wu Zizheng Wu Wenwen Zhang Lianghan and others successively joined or became members of the Communist Party of China from the autumn of this year to the winter of this year. Yunze Ulanfu Kuibi Jiyatai Duo Songnian Li Yuzhi and others organized the establishment of the first Mongolian Communist Party branch.

9. When he was a child, Ji Yatai was a down-to-earth, sensible and intelligent. After studying in private schools for several years, his father sent him to QiaoerQizhao Temple in Guisui City, now Hohhot. Ji Yatai, a lama in the temple, took him in by his uncle. In 1915, his uncle sent 14-year-old Ji Yatai to Tumut Higher Primary School. It was here that Ji Yatai met Li Yuzhi and others, and became a revolutionary friend of mutual trust and respect. Tumut Higher Primary School was built.

10. 1 The Baotou Zhao Revolution Memorial Hall is located in Zhuanlongzang Baotou Fuzheng Temple, Donghe District, Baotou City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Baotou Zhao is also known as Baotou Zhao. It was built three hundred years ago and is the home of the Ba family in Baotou, Tumut Mongolia. In the spring of 1925, led by Li Yuzhi, a member of the Mongolian Communist Party, Baotou's first party organization, the Baotou Working Committee of the Communist Party of China, was secretly established here. Baotou Zhao was one of the birthplaces of the Inner Mongolia revolution.

11. It means that I stand around him, ask questions, ask for reasons, bend down and turn my ears to respectfully ask for advice. Sometimes when I encounter his loud rebukes, my expression becomes more obedient and etiquette becomes more thoughtful. I dare not say a word to refute. When he is happy, I go to consult the original text from Song Lian of the Ming Dynasty to send Ma Shengxu to Yu Li, the servant around Dongyang. I am suspicious and reasonable. I bend down and tilt my ears to ask for him or meet him to scold him. The more respectful my face, the more courteous my courtesy, and I dare not dare.

12. The results of the 2012 college entrance examination in the Middle School Affiliated to China University for Nationalities are full of highlights. The proportion of people online in each batch of undergraduate courses is quite high. In terms of liberal arts, among the 224 students, 22% have scores above 600, and the proportion of one book online is 795%. The proportion of two books online is 129%, and the proportion of three books online is 58%. Among the 341 students, 148 have scores above 600, accounting for 434%, and the proportion of one book online reaches 96%. The proportion of two online books is 3.

13. The historical evolution of the Middle School Affiliated to the Central University for Nationalities shows the close connection between the development of school education and national changes. Since the establishment of the Mongolian-Tibetan School in 1913, the school has experienced many name changes and transformations, and has always regarded cultivating ethnic talents and promoting multicultural exchanges. In 1951, the school officially changed its name to the Affiliated Middle School of the Central University for Nationalities, marking the close integration of its educational goals with the national ethnic policies. In 1991, the school changed its name again. Become the Central University for Nationalities.

14. Li Dailong According to his grandson Li Yuzhi, a professor at Zunyi Medical College, they are indigenous people in Guizhou, so they are not Li Huode's descendants in Guizhou.

15. All along, red boats swept away the haze from the South Lake, taught the green mountains of northern Xinjiang to see the sunshine of the Great Revolution, and the raging river of red tide. Li Yuzhi's blood awakened the ancient city to expand its organization. The green mountains were attacked. The party flag was red and remembered the Ba's family temple. The heroes of the Taian Inn were like flying, calling on the spring breeze to attract thunder and fierce warriors in the cloud, sowing fire to start a prairie fire on the north side of the Yellow River bank. The red flames spread across the anti-Japanese war under the green mountains and ridges. Thousands of officers and soldiers in the Bailing Temple were upright and the six heroes of Guanjing Liang moved the earth.

16. By 1905, a group of Mongolian young people such as Ulanfu Kuibi Jiyatai Duosongnian, Li Yuzhi and Meng Chun had joined the Socialist Youth League of China and the Communist Party of China, and established the Youth League Branch of the Mongolian-Tibetan School. After entering the school, with the help of progressive classmates and league organizations, Jia Lijian eagerly read revolutionary publications and theoretical books such as the New Youth Communist Party Manifesto and Guide to Class Struggle. He opened his eyes and initially understood what class is.