On December 6, 2015 (October 25, 2015 in the lunar calendar), Founding Major General Liu Juying passed away. Liu Juying passed away at 5:45 on December 6, 2015 at Beijing 301 Hospital at the age of 98. It was learned from the Alumni Network of Harbin Military Industry University of Defense Science and Technology that Liu Juying, former dean of the Academy of Military Engineering of the People's Liberation Army, passed away at Beijing 301 Hospital at 5:45 on December 6, 2015 at the age of 98. Starting from the morning of December 7, a mourning hall will be set up at the west home on the 14th floor of No. 1 Jingouhe Road, Wukesong, Beijing. A farewell ceremony for the body is scheduled to be held on December 12. Liu Juying's personal profile Liu Juying was born in 1917 in Changchun City, Jilin Province. After participating in the December 9th Movement, he joined the Communist Party of China, served as secretary of the Youth League Branch of Peking University, and later worked in western Henan. He arrived in Shandong in 1937 and organized anti-Japanese armed forces from Laiwu area. He joined North Korea in 1951 and served as director of the Railway Administration Bureau of the Volunteer Army and commander of the China-North Korea Joint Front Railway Transport Command. In 1961, after Chen Geng died, Liu Juying succeeded as director of the "Harbin Military Industry". After the Cultural Revolution, Liu Juying served as director of the Political Department of the Navy and eventually returned to the Railway Corps as deputy commander. He is a representative of the Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of China and a representative of the Third National People's Congress. In 1955, he was awarded the rank of Major General. Received the First Class Liberation Medal. In 1964, leaders of the National Defense Science and Technology Commission met with representatives of the National Defense Academy Education Work Conference. During the Great Leap Forward, Zhong Chibing, Yang Chengwu, Li Chang, Liu Juying and other leaders of some departments and departments of the Harbin Military Industry Industry (from left: Huang Jingwen, Li Kaixiang, Liu Juying, Tang Duo, Xie Youfa, Zhao Benyuan)