Wu Renbao (November 17, 1928 - March 18, 2013), male, Han nationality, joined the New Democratic Youth League in 1951, joined the Communist Party of China in October 1954, Jiangsu A native of Jiangyin, he is a senior political engineer and senior economist. He once served as Party Secretary of Huaxi Village, Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province, Chairman of Jiangsu Huaxi Group Company, etc. He is a farmer entrepreneur, an outstanding representative of Chinese farmers, a farmer educator, and a representative of the National People's Congress.

Over the past 35 years, Wu Renbao has adhered to the development path of socialist prosperity based on the collective economy, making Huaxi Village the richest village in the country. At 18:58 on March 18, 2013, Wu Renbao died at his home in Huaxi Village at the age of 85 due to ineffective treatment for lung cancer.

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Members of Wu Renbao’s family: Wu Renbao *** has 4 sons and 1 daughter. He has served as the village party secretary since the year his daughter Wu Fengying was born. In addition to the daughter's name, the four sons were named Xiedong, Xiede, Xieping, and Xieen. It is said that they were named in memory of Mao Zedong, Zhu De, Deng Xiaoping, and Zhou Enlai. As his five children grew up, Wu Renbao divided the labor for them one by one.

The eldest son Xiedong worked as a carpenter, the second son Xiedde worked as a mason, Xieping learned cooking, and his daughter learned tailoring. Today, Xiedong is in charge of the construction and decoration company, Xiede is in charge of the steel industry, Fengying is the general manager of the clothing company, and Xieping is the deputy general manager of the tourism service company.

The marriages of several children were all ordered by the parents and the matchmaker. The four daughters-in-law were personally selected by Wu Renbao's wife, Zhao Gendi. The biggest conflict in the family occurs with Xie En. When Xie En was 11 years old, Wu Renbao adopted him as a son from the Sun family who had lost their son in the same village.

When Xie En grew up, he fell in love with a beautiful girl from the village, but his parents still had to decide on the marriage. Xie En left home in anger and joined the army. Xie En said: "I have been thinking for more than a year, why did my father do this?

Later I figured out that my father has regarded Huaxi as a big family. The eldest brother, second brother, sister and brother-in-law They all made sacrifices for Huaxi, so what does it mean for me personally?" In November 1985, Wu Xie'en returned to the village and married the girl designated by his parents.

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