In 3 1 year of the Republic of China, the Kuomintang searched for progressives in the army. After being wanted by secret order, Ceng Wei left the 65th Army and was forced to leave Guilin. While writing for newspapers and periodicals, he devoted himself to systematically studying Marxism-Leninism and cultivating his own theory. At this time, he participated in the activities of Guilin Cultural Anti-Enemy Association and NLD Guilin Group with Liang Shuming as the convener. In 33 years of the Republic of China, he returned to Guangdong, helped General Zhang Yan to launch an armed uprising in Wuchuan, organized the "South Road People's Anti-Japanese Army" under the command of Zhang Yan, and served as the director of the Political Department, cooperating with the Chinese Communist guerrillas to actively resist Japan. After Zhang Yan's sacrifice, after hard struggle, Ceng Wei led some troops to the guerrilla zone and directly accepted the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC).

After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, Ceng Wei joined the Liberation Action Committee and NLD. After 34 years of the Republic of China, he served as a member of the NLD Central Organizing Committee and an executive member of the Southern General Branch, participated in the preparation of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Branch, and served as deputy director. In 35 years of the Republic of China, he went to Hong Kong to engage in the democratic revolution, prepared to publish People's Daily, served as a member of the editorial board, wrote many editorials and monographs to publicize the Communist Party of China (CPC)'s policies, and also participated in the preparatory work of Dade College sponsored by the Liberation Action Committee. In the winter of 35 years, he went to Shanghai to participate in the central work of the Liberation Action Committee. In February of the following year, he was elected as the Standing Committee member and Deputy Minister of the Central Organization Department at the fourth cadre meeting of the Agricultural Workers' Party, and served as Chairman of the Shanghai Party Department of the Agricultural Workers' Party and Deputy Director of the East China Bureau. He spared no effort to implement the political proposition of the Agricultural Workers' Party against civil war dictatorship and striving for peace and democracy, to restore and develop the Agricultural Workers' Party organizations in Shanghai and East China, and to lead the patriotic and democratic movement. In 65438+ 10 in 36 years of the Republic of China, the Central Committee of the Agricultural Workers' Party moved to Shanghai, and Ceng Wei insisted on carrying out underground revolutionary activities in Shanghai. He was employed as a school teacher under the guise of leading the work in a difficult environment, and did not return to Hong Kong until the target exposed in the first half of 37 years of the Republic of China was followed by secret agents. At the beginning of 38 years, the Shanghai Agricultural Workers' Party was destroyed, and Ceng Wei was invited to return to Shanghai to guide the work. Regardless of his personal safety, he resolutely returned to Shanghai on March 29th. After arriving in Shanghai, we will immediately begin to welcome the liberation of Shanghai. On April 5, he was arrested by secret agents when he was studying with his colleagues in Shanghai and Nanjing to cooperate with the People's Liberation Army to cross the river and resist the uprising of Kuomintang local troops in Wuhu and Taihu areas. Tortured and indomitable in prison, he was killed in Song Park on May 2 1. After liberation, he was chased as a revolutionary martyr by the people's government and buried in Longhua Martyrs Cemetery.