On this day, 35 years ago, on March 11, 1990 (February 15, 1990, the first female general of New China, Li Zhen, passed away. Li Zhen On March 11, 1990, Li Zhen, the first female general in China, passed away. On March 11, 1990, Li Zhen, a veteran Communist Party member and the first female general of New China, died in Beijing at the age of 83. Since participating in the Autumn Harvest Uprising in 1927, Li Zhen has fought heroically in all wars and taken the lead. In 1955, he was awarded the rank of Major General. This battle-hardened China female general who is famous at home and abroad has always lived a hard and simple life. The four rattan chairs in her room were brought back to Beijing 15 years ago when she moved from Hunan. They were dilapidated for a long time, and the female general refused to let them be thrown away. The two suitcases have been with her since the Korean battlefield. They have been in use for 40 years, but the leather has aged and cracked, but she has always refused to replace them with new ones. A rusty refrigerator that has been used for 14 years is the most high-end consumer product in her family. She and General Gan Siqi became partners during the Long March and had no children. She used her salary to raise more than 20 martyrs and orphans, and also donated money to education and scientific research again and again. Finally, she also asked her staff to hand over her only 11,000 yuan and 2500 yuan treasury bills to the organization as her party dues and donations.