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The prime minister's life can be described as "day and night's hard work and hard work". Since he set up the ideal of "reading for the rise of China" when he was young, he never stopped fighting for the cause of communism and working for the salvation of the nation. During the great revolution, when he was only 26 years old, he served as the director of the Political Department of Huangpu Military Academy, and held several positions. He not only engaged in military work, organized revolutionary armed forces, but also led the workers and peasants movement, and carried out various struggles within the United Front. Every morning, he walked to the wharf, took a boat to work in Huangpu Military Academy, and returned to Guangzhou in the evening. In the evening, he also attended various meetings and led the life of the party. Under his planning, organization and arrangement, all aspects of work are in order, and his outstanding talent and keen mind have won people's respect. He directed Nanchang Uprising in person. After the uprising failed, though he had malaria and was livid, his bright eyes were still shining with perseverance. He summed up the experience and lessons from the political and military aspects and made arrangements for the aftermath work in an orderly manner. At that time, he had a high fever of 40 ℃. Sometimes he was delirious and shouted "rush, rush", but when he was sober, he was calm and calm. He and Comrade He Long and Ye Ting directed the counterattack against the enemy together. In order to form and consolidate the Anti Japanese national united front, he did a lot of propaganda work in the Kuomintang, regardless of the danger of his life. After the surrender of the Japanese aggressors, in order to build a peaceful country, he did not mind suffering from typhoid fever and negotiated several times with Chiang Kai Shek. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he worked hard to make the devastated motherland a better and better place. In the late period of the "Cultural Revolution", he suffered from cancer but worked hard to protect the excellent cadres of our party until he stopped breathing. Just like this, premier, you have devoted your whole life to the people of our motherland, your whole life's hardship, your fearless struggle and your selfless dedication. The whole Chinese nation will always thank you, our beloved Premier Zhou!