(1885- 19 15), formerly known as Huang, was born in Jiujiang, Jiangxi. A famous journalist in the early years of the Republic of China. The death of this man is a mystery. His life is a lost legend. At the age of 20, I went to Beijing to catch the exam and was admitted to the last junior high school in the Qing Dynasty. He didn't accept the official position according to the court practice, but went to Japan to study and later joined the press. He was assassinated in San Francisco, USA, but the gunman never knew whether it was the reactionary Yuan Shikai faction or the revolutionary National Party. Historical narration often ignores his status as the last scholar, but highlights a pioneering journalist-"China's first truly modern journalist", the first full-time journalist in the modern history of China. Because most of the journalists in China were political commentators before, they were famous for their news interview and writing, and their "long-distance biography" was regarded as a major symbol of the press in China in the early Republic of China. When he was young and beautiful, people praised him as "the most attractive reporter, who sold news widely" and even praised him as "a wizard of the press".
"Saving the nation from extinction" Shao Piaoping
Shao Piaoping (1886 ~ 1926), also known as Zhenqing, Xincheng, scientific name, Kang, pen name A Ping, Unknown, etc. Zixi people moved to Jinhua with their parents. /kloc-became a scholar at the age of 0/4, and entered Zhejiang Higher Education Institute at the age of 2/kloc-0, accepting the idea of political reform. In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), he co-founded Hanmin Daily in Hangzhou with Hangzhou Xinzhai, served as the editor-in-chief and was promoted to the director-general of the Provincial Newspaper Association. In August 2000, he was arrested on suspicion of the "Second Revolution" and Hanmin Daily was blocked. The following year, he was rescued from prison and went to Japan, where he joined the law school and organized the Tokyo News Agency. Returned to China in the spring of 5 years, presided over current affairs news writing. He was hired as a special correspondent of Shenbao in Beijing and founded a news compilation agency in Beijing.
In 7 years (10), he founded Beijing Daily, and was hired as the tutor of the journalism research society of Peking University. In the eighth year of the Republic of China, he delivered a speech at the May 4th Party in Peking University, calling for "saving the nation from extinction and fighting to the end"! Because of being wanted, Beijing Daily was seized. He went into exile in Japan again and was hired as a special correspondent for Asahi Shimbun. During my stay in Japan, I wrote a book to introduce the October Revolution to the people of China, publicize Marxism, and systematically investigate and study Japanese journalism. In 1999, he returned to China to reopen Beijing Daily and became president. After the establishment of the China * * * Production Party, he first contacted the Party organization in the North Publishing House to revise the translation of Marxism-Leninism for Kang Muyizhai. 1 1 Free special issue commemorating Marxism-Leninism, making use of special professional conditions and often providing information to party organizations. After running the newspaper, he devoted himself to education. He used to be a professor at Beijing Civilian University, University of Political Science and Law, and the president of five women's universities.
/kloc-in the spring of 0/4, introduced by Li Dazhao and Luo, he joined the China * * * Production Party. During the May 30th Movement, he repeatedly published signed comments, refused to advertise in Britain and Japan together with his colleagues, and launched a fund-raising campaign to help the poor. After the "March 18th" tragedy, the branch secretary committed atrocities in the army, and Jinghua Daily became a public opinion position against Duan. 15 On April 20th, Hans Zhang betrayed him and arrested him. On 26th, he was killed by Zhang in Beijing Tianqiao. 1949 in April, President Mao Zedong personally ratified him as a revolutionary martyr. He is the author of General Journalism and Practical Journalism.
April Lin Baishui.
Lin Baishui (1874- 1926), formerly known as Lin Wanli, whose real name is Shao Quan and Xuan Fan, is a retired scholar and a vernacular Taoist. He was born in Qingpu Village, Min County (now Minhou). Young children inherit their family studies and worship the famous Gao Xiaoying as their teacher. In the 24th year of Guangxu reign (1898), at the invitation of Qi Lin, he went to Hangzhou to participate in the establishment of four new schools, namely Qiushi Academy, Zheng Yang Bookstore, Dongcheng Lecture Hall and Silkworm Learning, and was appointed as the head teacher of Qiushi Academy. In June of the 27th year of Guangxu (190 1), he was the editor-in-chief of Hangzhou Vernacular Newspaper, advocating the New Deal, social change, banning smoking, breaking superstitions and women's foot binding. Influenced by it, Hangzhou established the first "Women's Kick-off Club" in China.
In January of the 20th year of Guangxu (1902), he returned to Fuzhou and founded Fuzhou Dream School, the first new school in the province, with his cousins Huang and Huang, and secretly organized the "Inspirational Society". Later, he went to Shanghai with Cai Yuanpei and Zhang to establish the China Education Society, the Patriotic Women's Society and the Patriotic Society, and published the magazine "Student World". The following year, I went to Japan to study, participated in patriotic activities of Russian students who refused to leave China, and joined the "Military National Education Association". In the summer of the same year, he returned to Shanghai and founded Russian Warning with Cai Yuanpei and others. 12, I ran China Vernacular Newspaper, which openly advocated overthrowing the monarchy by violence. In the 30th year of Guangxu (1904), he became the editor-in-chief of Alarm Daily to publicize Sun Yat-sen and the revolution he led.
Sun Yat-sen once wrote the word "fraternity" as a gift. After joining the Guangfu Association. After the victory of Wuchang Uprising in 1911 (19 1 1), Wan Li returned to Fujian, and served as the director of the Legislative Affairs Bureau of the Government Council of the Governor of Fujian and the secretary of the CPC Fujian Branch. In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), he was elected as a member of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly, and was hired as the secretary of the Presidential Palace and the secretary-general of the Military Supervision Office of Zhili Province. The following year, Yuan Shikai dissolved the National Assembly and Wanli returned to Fujian. In 4 years of the Republic of China, he went to Beijing again, echoed Yuan Shikai as the emperor, and was appointed by Wei Yuan to participate in politics as a senator. After the abolition of the monarchy, Wan Li returned to the press, founded Gong Yan Bao, and served as the main writer.
At the beginning of the eighth year of the Republic of China, Pinghe Daily was founded in Shanghai. In the spring of the Republic of China 10, he founded the new society newspaper in Beijing, served as its president, published political articles under the pseudonym of Baishui, and exposed the shady affairs of warlords and politicians. The following year, he was caught and Wan Li was imprisoned for three months. After he was released from prison, New Social News was published as Social Daily. In the Republic of China 12, 10, the newspaper was closed down and imprisoned again for publishing articles exposing the bribery in Cao Kun's presidential election. After he was released from prison, he published the article "The Luck of Bureaucrats" in the newspaper on August 5th of 15, exposing the scandal of Pan Fu's collusion with Zhang Zongchang. That night, Rosty Yi was arrested by warlord Zhang Zongchang and killed on the overpass. After the success of the Northern Expedition, Lin Sen and others paid for transporting the coffin back to his hometown for burial. Lin Baishui's collection of posthumous works has been handed down from generation to generation.
1986, which was regarded as a martyr by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. Lin Weijun, a China woman living in the United States and a professor at National Defense University, donated money to build memorial halls and monuments in her hometown.