On January 15, 2015 (November 25, 2014 in the lunar calendar), Major General Liu Zheng, deputy director of the General Logistics Department of the People's Liberation Army, was investigated. On January 15, 2015, with the fall of senior generals such as Xu Caihou, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and Gu Junshan, Deputy Director of the General Logistics Department, the military's anti-corruption storm that began in the spring of 2012 has fully blossomed in many fields across the military, showing a prairie fire. Lieutenant General Liu Zheng, deputy director of the General Logistics Department of the People's Liberation Army, is currently under investigation by relevant departments. Liu Zheng was taken away by relevant departments in mid-November 2014. Sources close to the military revealed that Liu Zheng's house had been searched on suspicion of transferring benefits during his promotion. Xu Caihou, former vice chairman of the Central Military Commission, who was announced to be expelled from the party on June 30, 2014 and transferred to prosecutors, was involved in the case on charges including taking advantage of his position to provide assistance to others in promoting positions, and accepting bribes directly and through his family members. The amount was particularly huge. According to people close to the General Logistics Department, Liu Zheng was last seen at a meeting in late October. Since then, the barracks construction and other work in charge of Liu Zheng was transferred to other leaders of the General Logistics Department for management. The General Logistics Department is one of the four headquarters of the People's Liberation Army and the highest command agency responsible for professional logistics services and logistics support work of the military. In early 2012, Gu Junshan, then deputy director of the General Logistics Department in charge of barracks and infrastructure, was dismissed due to corruption. Liu Zheng replaced Gu Junshan's job vacancy. According to public information, Liu Zheng graduated from the Second Artillery Engineering College of the People's Liberation Army of China, majoring in electronics and communications engineering. Liu Zheng has served in the General Logistics Department for a long time. He has served as director of the Communications Automation Bureau of the General Logistics Headquarters, deputy director of the Logistics Work Research Office of the Headquarters, and deputy chief of staff of the Headquarters. In December 2009, he served as Chief of Staff of the General Logistics Department Command and the rank of Major General. In December 2012, he was promoted to deputy director of the General Logistics Department. People close to Liu Zheng said that Liu Zheng is a cadre who grew up step by step from the General Logistics Department. He is very familiar with the work of the General Logistics Department. He has a strong theoretical level and management level. He has made great achievements in his work, treats people and things with a demeanor, and has a fierce style, speaks crisp and neat, and hits the key. According to public information, Liu Zheng has published articles on military management many times. In the early 1990s, during his tenure at the headquarters of the General Logistics Department, Liu Zheng published articles such as "Opinions on Strengthening Grassroots Logistics Management" and "Thoughts on Strengthening Logistics Management" in the magazine "Military Economic Research". Starting from the actual work of the General Logistics Department, he pointed out the contradictions in logistics work and proposed solutions. He pointed out that logistics agencies should not only provide "hard" services to the grassroots of the troops, but also pay attention to "soft" services that provide methods and guidance. In 1998, Liu Zheng, then deputy director of the Logistics Work Research Office of the General Logistics Department Command, published the article "Several Thoughts on Strengthening Logistics Macromanagement" in "Military Economic Research". Liu Zheng once participated in the leadership and formulation of the "Comprehensive Promotion of the Comprehensive Construction of Modern Logistics Pilot Objectives and Task Framework". In 2011, the military support card, one of the main contents of the above-mentioned task framework, was implemented throughout the army, and the military camp achieved "one-pass". In 2010, Liu Zheng, then chief of staff of the General Logistics Department Headquarters, accepted an exclusive interview with the People's Liberation Army Daily on promoting the application of military support cards throughout the military. He introduced that the pilot construction of military support cards had been launched in 2001. Previously, the PLA Logistics has successively applied various support cards such as medical cards, fuel cards, grain purchase cards, and salary cards, which facilitated business support and management to a certain extent, but also brought about problems such as duplicate construction of information systems and inability to share information resources. He said that organizing the construction of a military security card system and implementing a "one-card" supply management is an important project to promote innovation in logistics technology; Promoting and applying military support cards throughout the entire army is a solid step in the transformation of the entire army's logistics from traditional to modern, and is of milestone significance for the transformation and development of logistics.