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1972年12月20日,福建省莆田县城郊公社下林小学教师李庆霖上书毛泽东主席,直谏下乡知青们的艰难困苦,哭诉他们“无米之炊”的困境。这封信促成党中央和国务院对知青政策及时作了调整,改变了当时千百万知青的命运。这使他一举成名,但他也为此付出了沉重的代价。多方反映无果“告御状”上个世纪六十年代,一场轰轰烈烈的知识青年上山下乡运动在全国兴起,福建省莆田县小学教师李庆霖的儿子李良模离开父母,到离县城几十里外的贫穷山区荻芦公社水办大队插队落户。按当时的政策规定,知识青年下乡后第一年的口粮和生活费由政府发给,口粮每月18公斤,生活费每月8元。然而好景不长,口粮和生
On December 20, 1972, Li Qinglin, a teacher from Xiaolin Primary School in the suburb commune of Putian County, Fujian Province, wrote a letter to Chairman Mao Zedong and directly advised the educated youth in the countryside about their hardships and mourning their plight. This letter contributed to the prompt adjustment of the CYP policy by the CPC Central Committee and the State Council and changed the fate of millions of educated youth at that time. This made him fame, but he also paid a heavy price for this. In the sixties of last century, a vigorous knowledge youth up and down the countryside movement in the country, Putian County primary school teacher Li Qinglin’s son Li Liangmo left their parents to dozens of county Inside and outside the poor Di Dilu Commune Water Ban brigade to set up. According to the prevailing policy, the rations and living expenses of knowledgeable youth in the first year after going to work in the countryside were distributed by the government. The monthly ration of rations was 18 kg, and the living expenses were 8 yuan per month. However, the good news is not long, rations and students