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Wang Youqun: Li Jingquan, the "King of Southwest China," Who Both Persecuted and Was Persecuted | Luring the Snake Out of Its Hole | the Xiao-Li-Liao Anti-Party Clique | the Land of Abundance
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During Mao Zedong's rule, he was a powerful dictator, and among his subordinates were some ruthless figures, one of whom was Li Jingquan, known as the "King of the Southwest." From 1949 to 1966, Li Jingquan worked in Sichuan for 17 years, serving successively as First Secretary of the CPC Western Sichuan Regional Committee, Political Commissar of the Military Region, Director of the Administrative Office, First Secretary of the Sichuan Provinci…
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