Thirty-six years ago today, on September 14th, 1989 (August 15th, 1989 in the lunar calendar), Liang Xiang, the governor of Hainan Province, was dismissed for abusing power for personal gain. Liang Xiang (right) waits for the birth of Hainan Province. On September 14, 1989, the head of the Ministry of Supervision announced at a press conference that the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council had recently made a decision to dismiss Liang Xiang, deputy secretary of the Hainan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Committee. member and governor of Hainan Province, and review his issues. According to the investigation by the supervision department, Liang Xiang made a serious mistake of abusing power for personal gain during his work in Hainan: conniving at his family to resell real estate; Violating the provincial government's regulations on the examination and approval of imported cars, he personally approved a company to import a batch of cars, and his son took the opportunity to extort huge sums of money; Use his authority to go through the formalities for another son who has not yet settled in Hainan to settle in Hong Kong from Hainan; Violation of financial discipline, use public funds to make clothes for yourself, pay banquet fees, etc. Liang Xiang's mistakes seriously damaged the prestige of the party and the government among the people and ruined the reputation of reform and opening up. Liang Xiang (191911.06-199812.13), born in November, 1919 in an overseas Chinese family, is a native of Kaiping, Guangdong Province, and graduated from Beijing Normal University. He is a deputy to the fifth to seventh National People's Congress. He joined the Communist Party of China (CPC) in 1936 at the age of 17. He used to be deputy director of the Academic Affairs Office of the Party School of the CPC Central Committee, secretary of Xi'an County Working Committee of Liaoning Province, county magistrate of Xi'an County and secretary of Shenyang District Committee of the CPC. In 1937, when he was less than 18 years old, he resolutely went to Yan'an on foot despite his mother's opposition, and then went to life and death in the years of war. From February 1981 to October 1981, he served as the first secretary of Shenzhen Municipal Committee of Guangdong Province, CPC; In the process of establishing Shenzhen, Liang Xiang's official career was the most ups and downs, and he was called the "bitter official" in the most bitter period of establishing the Special Economic Zone. He died of illness at 0:10 on December 13th, 1998 in Guangzhou.