Chairman Mao has a total of 26 secretaries in his lifetime. Some of them have been around Chairman Mao for a long time or some for a short time. Today, I have selected a few and introduced them to you according to the time they came to Chairman Mao.
First place: Chen Boda, he is Chairman Mao’s political secretary. From the spring of 1939 to 1970, he worked with Chairman Mao for a total of 31 years and was the most loving one. Although this person had a bad reputation later, his existence cannot be denied. Born in Huian, Fujian, he graduated from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou in his early years, and also studied at Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow. He was a university teacher and came from an authentic university class. In the spring of 1939, he was transferred to Chairman Mao’s office and became Chairman Mao. Chen Boda’s secretary is not as talented as Tian Jiaying, but he is also a rare pen and has written many famous reports.
Second place: Ye Zilong, born in Liuyang, Hunan, under the age of 14, worked as a soldier with a machine gun in the Red Sixth Army under Huang Gonglue. After a short-term training at the age of 16, he was transferred to the Red Army headquarters as a translator. He was transferred to the Confidential Unit of the Central Military Commission. One day he trot to Chairman Mao's cave and sent a telegram. The door was closed, and Ye Zilong shouted a "report" with his unique loud voice. It was this loud and strong Hunan accent that made Ye Zilong come to Chairman Mao and start. His confidential secretary. He was 19 years old that year. From 1935 to 1962, Ye Zilong worked as a confidential secretary next to Chairman Mao Mao for 27 years, second only to political secretary Chen Boda in terms of length. Chairman Mao is also very affectionate for this fellow who is 23 years younger than him. In 1962, when Ye Zilong was transferred to work in a local area, Chairman Mao reluctantly said to him: You are free, and I have to stand firm.
Third place: Hu Qiaomu, born in Yancheng, Jiangsu, undergraduate from Tsinghua University and Zhejiang University. In 1941, Chairman Mao was in short supply. In 1941, Hu Qiaomu, the editor of the "Chinese Youth" newspaper, was called a general by Chairman Mao. He started his career as the chairman’s secretary for 20 years. He was 19 years old as Chairman Mao, and he was Chairman Mao’s most powerful helper, and he was also a person who was difficult to leave for a moment. Many of Chairman Mao’s articles were compiled and provided by him. Polished. For example, "Serving the People".
Fourth place: Tian Jiaying, born in Chengdu, Sichuan. During the Yan'an period, Tian Jiaying, a young man, went to the "Revolutionary Holy Land". He successively worked in Northern Shaanxi Public School, Marxist College, and the Central Propaganda Department. Published articles on the War of Resistance Against Japan, history, and classical literature in the Anti-Japanese War News. In 1948, at the age of 26, he was introduced by Hu Qiaomu as Chairman Mao's daily secretary. Chairman Mao once asked him to write an investigation report. Tian Jiaying completed it quickly and efficiently. Chairman Mao praised him very much after reading it. Tian Jiaying is an intellectual with independent thinking, conscience and sense of justice. He was 29 years old, Chairman Mao, from 1948 to 1966, he has been with Chairman Mao for a total of 18 years.
Fifth place: Wu Liandeng, born in Yancheng, Jiangsu, has cultivated fields and worked in labor. Only after liberation did he have the opportunity to study and go to school. In 1958, he was admitted as a waiter in the guest house of Jiangsu Yancheng Prefectural Committee. At the age of 22, Chairman Mao was taken by Chairman Mao by chance and was transferred to help him manage his life and housework. Therefore, Wu Liandeng became Chairman Mao’s life manager and accompanied Chairman Mao through the last 12 years. Everyone said He is "Chairman Mao steward". Wu Liandeng did his best to fulfill his mission, and everyone in Mao Zedong's family liked this young "little housekeeper."
Sixth place: Zhou Xiaozhou, born in a landlord family in Xiangtan, Hunan, was admitted to the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at the National Peking Normal University in his early years. Chairman Mao was 19 years old, and he went to Nanjing to negotiate with the Kuomintang. Be brave and witty. He was very clever and intelligent. He was deeply loved and admired by Chairman Mao. In 1936, the Party Central Committee transferred him to the Central Military Commission and became Chairman Mao's secretary. He also served as Chairman Mao's personal representative in Xinjiang and Taiyuan to promote unity against Japan and conduct united front work. . He was sent to his post in the spring of 1941, and he was with Chairman Mao for a total of 5 years.
seventh place: Jiang Hua, born in Jianghua, Hunan, was admitted to the Hunan Provincial Third Normal School in his early years. He is also considered Chairman Mao's primary school brother. In 1928, he met Chairman Mao in the octagonal building at Maoping, Jinggangshan. Because of his high educational level and his own junior, Chairman Mao admired him very much, so he stayed and became his secretary. Chairman Mao gave him the name "Jiang Hua". After only one year working by Chairman Mao, he was transferred to Red Fourth Army as a cadre to serve as Secretary-General of the Political Department.
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