19 19, graduated from French National Agricultural College with a degree of agricultural engineer.
1924, graduated from the French National alford Veterinary School with a doctor's degree in veterinary medicine.
1927 to 1929, Professor of Central University and Dean of Agricultural College.
1929 to 1930, deputy director of Shanghai Agricultural Products Inspection Institute of Ministry of Agriculture and Mines.
1930 to 1937, deputy director and director of Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau of the Ministry of Industry, and concurrently professor and dean of Shanghai Veterinary College.
1938 to 194 1 Director of Kunming Commodity Inspection Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
194 1 year-1945, director of the central animal husbandry laboratory of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
1945 to 1949 as the director of Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
1949 to 1955 as the director of the Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau of the Trade Department of East China Bureau.
1955 to 1966 served as deputy director of the commodity inspection department of the Ministry of foreign trade.
1966 to 1979 were employed as members of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and the Arbitration Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Trade.
1979, consultant of China General Administration of Import and Export Commodity Inspection.
1980 died in Beijing on April 10.
Cai Wuji (1898— 1980), born in Shaoxing. Cai Yuanpei's second son was born in Beijing Rope Craftsman Hutong. Educated by his father since childhood, he advocated saving the country by industry. In his early years, he went to study in France, and studied in Guerinon National Agricultural School and Guelfo National Veterinary School. After graduation, he served as Dean of Zhejiang Agricultural College, Dean of Agricultural College of Central University and Associate Professor of Animal Husbandry Department. 1929 Up to now, he has served as Zheng Ji, vice president of Shanghai Agricultural Products Inspection Institute and dean of Shanghai Veterinary College. After 1932, he served as director of Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau, technical director of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and director of the Central Animal Husbandry Laboratory of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
During the Anti-Japanese War, he actively supported China's anti-Japanese ideas and anti-Japanese national united front policy. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as director of Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau, deputy director and consultant of China Commodity Inspection Bureau. He is a member of the Fifth China People's Political Consultative Conference, a deputy to the Third National People's Congress, a member of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the NLD, and an executive director of the Chinese Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Society.
Cai Wuji (1898- 1980): Professor, College of Agriculture, National Central University (1927- 1929).
Cai Wuji, a famous veterinarian, was born on March 30th, 1898. His father, Cai Yuanpei, was a pioneer of China's democratic revolution and a famous educator. 19 13 went to France to study with his father, 19 19 graduated from the French national gerry agricultural college with a degree of agricultural engineer, 1924 graduated from the French national alford veterinary school with a doctorate in veterinary medicine, and 1927 Cai Wuji was accepted by the Central University.
1929 was hired by the Ministry of Agriculture and Mines as the deputy director of Shanghai Agricultural Products Inspection Institute; 1930- 1937 Cai Wuji was appointed as the deputy director and director of Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau of the Ministry of Industry; 1938- 1 year was appointed as the director of Kunming Commodity Inspection Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as the director of Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau of East China Trade Bureau. 1955, deputy director of the General Administration of Commodity Inspection of the Ministry of Foreign Trade; 1966, as a consultant; He is a member of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and the Arbitration Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Trade. He is the pioneer of animal husbandry and veterinary cause in China and the founder of commodity inspection, especially animal products inspection.
As early as 1936, Cai Wuji initiated the establishment of China Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Society, and he was promoted as the first president of the Council. The establishment of the association united the national animal husbandry and veterinary workers, exchanged academic knowledge, popularized new technologies, and promoted the academic development of animal husbandry and veterinary in China.
From 65438 to 0930, Cai Wuji went to work in Shanghai, founded Shanghai Veterinary College, served as president and taught in person. 194 1 year, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Chongqing National Government established the Central Animal Husbandry Laboratory (the first central animal husbandry and veterinary research and extension institution in China), which played an important role in the development of animal husbandry and veterinary undertakings in China. He established institutions, recruited talents, and initially established animal disease prevention and control and improved livestock and poultry breeding systems. He assisted the animal epidemic prevention control station in the border areas of Sichuan, Guizhou, Hunan and Hubei to take charge of the prevention and control of rinderpest in the central provinces, built mule and horse breeding stations, set up sheep improvement farms to promote improved sheep, developed sheep breeding industry and organized poultry laboratories, which promoted the development of animal husbandry and veterinary undertakings in the rear areas of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.
During his tenure as director of the Agricultural Products Inspection Institute, Cai Wuji was responsible for the preparation and formulation of inspection plans for other agricultural products, starting with cotton inspection and gradually expanding to other agricultural products, and made a series of plans in technology, personnel, organization and equipment, which created the history of import and export commodity inspection in China. After the establishment of Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau, it gradually expanded to tea, beans, pests and diseases, meat products, casings, fresh eggs and egg products, raw cattle and sheep skins, bristles, raw silk, textiles and vegetable oil. From the inspection of export commodities to the inspection of imported products such as breeding livestock, eggs and silkworm eggs, as well as chemical fertilizers, wine and sugar, it has made contributions to safeguarding the reputation and economic rights and interests of China's export commodities.
After the liberation of Shanghai, he continued to be appointed as the director of Shanghai Commodity Inspection Bureau, and was received and comforted by Shanghai Mayor Chen Yi. 1953 was transferred to Beijing to take charge of drafting the Provisional Regulations on Import and Export Commodity Inspection in People's Republic of China (PRC) (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations). China has gradually established the reputation of China commodity inspection in the international trade circle, safeguarded China's sovereignty and promoted the development of foreign trade.
It also received a delegation from the British Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries to visit China, which made China 16 export meat, canned food and casing processing factories registered in Britain, becoming the first batch of food factories registered in foreign countries in China's history, marking the development of China's foreign trade and commodity inspection work to a new stage. In the 1960s, with the heart of never-ending struggle for the prosperity of the motherland, he went to remote areas to investigate, guide and improve the quality of import and export commodities, and made positive contributions.
Cai Wuji also served as a member of the Shanghai branch of the Sino-Soviet Friendship Association and a director of the Chinese Science Society. 1956 joined the China democratic league, 1964 was elected as a deputy to the third national people's congress, and 1978 was elected as a member of the fifth China people's political consultative conference.
In his life, he mainly wrote six books, including Improving Tea Industry in China, China with Bristle, China with Casing and Veterinary Inspection Manual.
Cai Wuji is honest and sincere, amiable, fearless of power, fair in law enforcement, honest and selfless, and has won the love and respect of colleagues and workers.
1April, 980, Cai Wuji died of illness in Beijing.