Nie Yuanzi, Peking University
Nie Yuanzi was born in 1921 in Sli County, Henan Province. When she was young, she had been a hot-blooded young female student who threw herself into Yan’an and had a smooth growth path, and was said to be bosom friends with Mrs. Xi Zhongxun. When the Cultural Revolution began, Nie Wuzi had already been promoted to secretary of the General Party Branch of the Philosophy Department. In November 1969, he was elected as an alternate member of the Ninth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. In early 1971, Nie Yuanzi was placed under isolation and his freedom of movement was restricted. On March 16, 1983, the Beijing Municipal Intermediate People’s Court sentenced Nie Yuanzi to 17 years in prison and four years’ deprivation of political power for counter-revolution. Nie Yuanzi appealed the verdict, arguing that the charges in the verdict were grossly untrue and insisting that he was innocent of any wrongdoing, but his appeal was rejected. Afterwards, Nie Yuanzi and others were escorted from the Public Security Bureau’s Division 7 detention center to serve her sentence in Yanqing Prison.
Some sources say she died in 1994. Some sources say she was still quietly and stubbornly alive by 2004. I don’t know which is true or not.
Tan Houlan, Beiji University
Tan Houlan was born in 1937 in Wangcheng County, Hunan Province, and studied at the Department of Political Science and Education of Beijing Normal University in 1965 as a transfer student. She was a major figure in the smashing of the Confucius Temple in Qufu during the Cultural Revolution.
In June 1970, Tan Houlan was transferred back to Beijing Normal University for isolation and examination to give an account of her problems, and lost her freedom since then. In September, she was allowed to return to her hometown Xiangtan for medical treatment, and in November 1982, she finished her last journey in Beijing Maternity Hospital at the age of 45, without getting married.
In June 1982, the Beijing Municipal People’s Procuratorate made a decision to exempt Tan Houlan from prosecution. The main reason may be because of the matter of getting sick. According to some information, in 1983, the Beijing Municipal Intermediate People’s Court concluded that Tan Houlan had a “good attitude and a minor crime, so she was exempted from prosecution”. It is ridiculous to say this after a year of death.
Wang Dabin of Beijing Geological Institute
Wang Dabin, born in Liangshan, Sichuan Province, was admitted to the Beijing Geological Institute in 1961, majoring in exploration and engineering. On the eve of his graduation, Wang Dabin enthusiastically joined the “rebellion movement” that swept the whole country, showing his face and raising his team, and was soon selected by the Central Cultural Revolution Group as one of the “Five Student Leaders”. “In 1978, he was arrested on counter-revolutionary charges and kept in Wuhan No. 1 Detention Center. 1983, Wang Dabin was released from prison and returned to Chengdu. Now he is the general manager of Dujiangyan Duxin Rock Drilling and Brazing Tools Co., Ltd. He is also the executive director of China Steel Association Brazing Tools Association and the executive director of China Rock Crushing Society.
Han Aijing of Beihang
Han Aijing was born in Lianshui County, Jiangsu Province. Later, he was admitted to Beijing Aviation College. At the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, during the 28 days and nights of his sit-in at the National Defense Commission, he became more active and determined than ever before, and became the “chief orderly” of the “Red Flag” combat team of Beihang, which was famous for a long Time. (i.e., the commander-in-chief’s synonym), became a prominent and popular figure. He took the lead in extracting confessions and beating General Peng, and knocked him to the ground seven times. It caused General Peng’s forehead to be broken, the fifth and tenth ribs on the left and right sides to be fractured, and his lungs to suffer internal injuries. A week later, Beihang held another “criticism conference” for tens of thousands of people, disregarding Peng’s serious injuries, at which he was subjected to a “jet”, and after the conference, he was again beaten, and even Zhang Wentian, who accompanied the fight, was beaten with a hematoma on his head. In June 1983, the Beijing Municipal Intermediate People’s Court sentenced Han Aijing to 15 years’ imprisonment, with the punishment of deprivation of liberty. to 15 years of imprisonment and 3 years of deprivation of political power.
Tsinghua Kuai Dafu
Kuai Dafu was born in 1945 in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province. He was the first of the five student leaders of the Cultural Revolution. His actions played an important role in catalyzing Mao Zedong’s introduction of “a big word poster of mine”. In 1970, he was a key target in the investigation of the “516 elements”, and in early November, he was taken back to Tsinghua for trial.
On April 19, 1978, Kuai Dafu was arrested by the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, and in March 1983, the Beijing Municipal Intermediate People’s Court sentenced him to 17 years of imprisonment and 4 years of deprivation of political rights.
The fate of these five figures should be said to be without exception. When they lost their usefulness, they had to make sacrifices for the CCP at any time. Their fate does not even arouse the slightest pity. The value of human Life is so low that this is the era and this is the system.
(slightly edited)
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