Chen Ce was born in Wenchang, Guangdong (now Hainan) in 1893.
He devoted himself to the Chinese navy in his early years and distinguished himself in the military circles with his outstanding talents and firm will.
General Chen Ce has strong patriotism and a brave and fearless fighting spirit. During the Anti-Japanese War, he concurrently served as the commander of the Humen Fortress and shouldered the heavy responsibility of Guangdong's coastal defense. He commanded well and successfully resisted the Japanese navy's attacks in the Humen area many times, showing outstanding military talent and firm determination to resist the war.
Chen Ce was a forthright man who valued loyalty and was quite prestigious in the army. He not only fought bravely on the battlefield, but also actively participated in the organization and coordination of the anti-Japanese war and national salvation, making important contributions to the cause of the Anti-Japanese War.
However, General Chen Ce passed away in Guangzhou in 1949. His life was a life of struggle for the country and the nation. His heroic deeds and patriotism are always worthy of our remembering and admiration.
