Zhang Bifa, 1906, a suburb of Tingzhou. His ancestors were porters at Tingjiang Wharf in Sanzhou, and later moved to Shangduan Village, Luofang Township, a suburb of Tingzhou. When the Red Army 1929 entered Ting, Zhang Bifa worked as a stevedore at Tingjiang Wharf. He is warm-hearted, comes from honesty and frankness, loves to fight against injustice, dares to speak fair for his workers, and enjoys great prestige among the masses. At that time, the water transportation in Tingzhou was developed, and the circulation of goods depended on ships. The dock became the place with the largest number of people. Tingjiang Wharf is necessary for the Red Army to publicize the revolution.

Zhang Bifa accepted revolutionary propaganda and took an active part in the revolution, and was soon elected as the head of the dock trade union. After constant training, he gradually became a revolutionary worker. 1June, 932, Zhang Bifa was appointed as the Soviet chairman of Tingzhou City.

A series of measures formulated by Zhang Bifa during his tenure.

First, strengthen the work of the Grain Dispensing Bureau, open the market in Redmi, Tingzhou, protect the legitimate trade of businessmen, promote financial circulation, organize cooperatives, visit poor farmers at night to solve difficulties, organize agricultural service teams, organize firewood cutting teams to cut firewood up the mountain, and mobilize the masses to cook nitrate.

The second is to set up grass-roots trade unions in all walks of life to take care of workers' production and life. Grass-roots trade unions have been established in 24 industries in Beijing, such as fruit industry, paper products industry and textile industry. They have conscientiously implemented the policies of the Soviet government, implemented the trade union organization law, represented the interests of workers, organized workers to participate in production management, protected labor contracts, raised wages, improved workers' lives, protected the rights and interests of women and children, and solved the unemployment problem.

The third is to set up a Committee with Red Family Members to commend the good family members of the Red Army, issue preferential cards to the family members of the Red Army, raise funds, organize manpower and material resources, solve the production and living problems of the family members of the Red Army, such as ploughing and harvesting, and effectively solve the worries of the young people who joined the army.