Major General Du Wenda, 19 14, from Quanxi Village, Dachong Township, Luling County, Jiangxi Province. /kloc-joined the Chinese red army of workers and peasants in 0/930. Joined China the following year. He has served as an orderly of the Red 12 Army Special Service Corps, a platoon leader and instructor of the Red 1 Military Camp School, and participated in the anti-encirclement campaign and the Long March in the Central Soviet Area. From 65438 to 0936, he entered the Red Army University in northern Shaanxi. Later, he served as director of the Organization Department of the Jinchaji Military Region, political commissar of the 3rd Army Division Brigade, political commissar of 1 Military Division Regiment, deputy commander of the 7th Army Division of Jizhong Military Region, brigade commander of the 3rd Longitudinal1Brigade of Jizhong Military Region, commander of 165438 Military Division, brigade commander of the 9th Independent Brigade of Jinchaji Military Region, and participated in the Hundred Regiments War. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as chief of staff of Hebei Military Region.

1952 graduated from the military academy. 1953 entered the Korean War, served as the deputy commander of the 67th Army of the Volunteers, and participated in jincheng battle. After returning to China, he served as deputy commander of the 67th Army, acting commander and commander of Tianjin Garrison, and commander of the 66th Army. 1In June 1969, Zheng Weishan was promoted to commander of the military region. 10 In June, Li Ang, Sansheng Zheng and Du Wenda were appointed as deputy commanders of the Beijing Military Region. Later, due to the unstable political situation in Inner Mongolia, the Chinese Communist Party decided to implement comprehensive military control in Inner Mongolia on 1969 12+09. Zheng Weishan, commander of the Beijing Military Region, Du Wenda, Huang, deputy commanders, and deputy political commissar form the front-line command of Inner Mongolia to lead the earthquake relief work in Inner Mongolia. Du Wenda was awarded the rank of Major General in 1955. Won the second-class Bayi Medal, the second-class Independent Freedom Medal, the first-class Liberation Medal and the first-class Red Star Meritorious Medal.