Who is the largest landowner in China?

Liu Wencai, whose courtesy name is Xingting, is a pig and a native of Anren Town, Dayi County, Sichuan Province. Liu Wenhui's fifth brother. There are 6 brothers, their family owns more than 30 acres of land, and they also run a brewing business. Young and insignificant.

In 1921, Liu Wenhui served as the brigade commander of the Sichuan Army and was stationed in Yibin. Liu Wencai was appointed director of the Yibin branch of the Sichuan Tobacco and Liquor Company. Later, he was appointed director of the Xunan Shipping Donation Department, director of the Yibin Department Store Department Donation Department, and general director of the Southern Sichuan Taxation Administration. He held other positions and tried every possible means to collect military expenses for Liu Wenhui. Opium was sold, taxes were levied excessively, and complaints abounded.

In the Battle of Erliu in 1931, Liu Wenhui was defeated, and Liu Wencai transported more than 4,500 boxes of stolen goods and more than 8 million silver coins back to his hometown in Anren Town.

From 1949 to October, he was critically ill and died of illness on the way back to Anren Town on the border of Shuangliu County.

In an era where class struggle was the key link, as the general representative of China’s old landlord class, the deceased Liu Wencai stole the show. According to people, Liu Wencai was a big bully landlord in Anren Town, Dayi County, Sichuan. He lived in a luxurious landlord's manor and lived a luxurious and corrupt life. He brutally exploited local farmers and destroyed his neighbors' families. What impressed me most was the water prison of the Liu family, which killed countless working people; and Liu Wencai, who was over sixty years old, forced young women to give him human milk...

In short, Liu Wencai has committed many crimes , owed a lot of blood debt. In fact, Liu Wencai passed away in 1949. After liberation, all the Liu family's property was confiscated and all means of production were distributed to local farmers. During the Great Leap Forward, Liu Wencai’s grave was leveled and his bones were thrown in the wild. Even the coffin was used by a lonely old man and became a burial place for others. Liu Wencai's landlord's manor was used by the local government and became the "Dayi Liu's Landlord Manor Museum", which was opened to the world as a living teaching material on class struggle. In people's eyes, all this is taken for granted.