Li Dazhao, Shouchang, a native of Leting County, Hebei Province, was born on October 29, 1889, and was admitted to the Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School in Tianjin in 1907 to study politics and economics.In the winter of 1913, Li Dazhao, with a sense of concern for his country and his countrymen, traveled eastward to Japan and enrolled in the undergraduate program of political science at Waseda University in Tokyo. When the Japanese imperialists put forward the "twenty-one articles" to Yuan Shikai to destroy China, he actively participated in the patriotic struggle of the General Association of Students in Japan, and the telegram he drafted, "Warning to all the fathers and mothers of the country", was quickly spread throughout the country, and he became a nationally famous patriot. 1916, Li Dazhao returned to China, and actively participated in the emerging New Culture Movement. He was also an active participant in the emerging New Culture Movement.
The victory of the October Socialist Revolution in Russia greatly encouraged and inspired Li Dazhao, who published articles and speeches such as "A Comparative View of the French and Russian Revolutions," "The Victory of the People," and "The Victory of Bolshevism. He declared, "Try to see the world in the future, it will be a world of red flags!" In 1919, he published dozens more articles propagating Marxism, including "The New Era," "My View of Marxism," and "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines.
In March 1920, Li Dazhao initiated the organization of a study group on Marx's doctrines at Peking University. in October, the Peking ****anist group was established at Li Dazhao's initiative.
After the founding of the Chinese ****anitarian party in 1921, Li Dazhao directed the work in the north on behalf of the Party Central Committee. He was elected a member of the Central Committee at the Second, Third and Fourth Congresses of the Party.
In March 1926, Li Dazhao led and personally participated in the struggle of the people of Beijing against Japanese and British imperialism and against the warlords Zhang Zuolin and Wu Peifu. The Beiyang warlord Duan Qirui's government created the "March 18" tragedy. The "March 18th" tragedy caused white terror in Beijing. Li Dazhao continued to lead the Party's northern organizations in the revolutionary struggle under extremely dangerous and difficult circumstances. on April 6, 1927, Zhang Zuolin, a warlord of the Fengtian system, colluded with the imperialists, broke into the Soviet Embassy and arrested Li Dazhao and more than 80 other people. Li Dazhao was tortured, in prison, in court, always righteous, steadfast. 28 April, despite the strong opposition and condemnation of the general public and public opinion, the warlords will be hanging Li Dazhao and other 20 revolutionaries in Xijiaominxiang, the capital of the Detention Center. Li Dazhao was the first to go to the gallows and was killed at the age of 38.
Responders: brute best 3 - trial period first class 3-6 21:10
Li Dazhao was one of the founders of the Chinese ****productivity party, a great (Marxist), (revolutionary), and one of the leaders of the (May Fourth) movement. He is also a scholar and poet, his poetry reflects the grief and anger of the (old) society, full of high (I don't know) feelings, his poetry was Lu Xun as "a monument to the history of the revolution"
Responders: lucky mouse - magic apprentice level 3-6 21:26
Everyone
Responders: elves snowflake - Assistant Third Level 3-7 11:14
Li Dazhao (1889-1927), the word Shouchang, Leiting County, Hebei Province people. He was 16 years old into Tianjin Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School, 24 years old to study in Japan, into the Waseda University undergraduate, studying law and economics. In Japan, he was exposed to various socialist doctrines and began to study and research Marxism.
After returning to China in 1916, Li Dazhao successively served as editor or chief editor of progressive publications such as New Youth, Young China, Weekly Review and Morning Bell.
In 1918 he was employed as director of the Peking University Library.
In 1920, he initiated the organization of the Marxist Doctrine Research Society.
In the same year, he became a professor at Peking University, where he taught in the departments of history, economics, and law, as well as at Chaoyang University, China University, and the Women's Higher Education Division in Beijing, and took part in the revolutionary activities of preparing for the founding of the Chinese ****anese Communist Party and leading the Party organization in Beijing.
He was arrested on April 6, 1927, by the Feng faction warlords and killed on the 28th.
Respondent: Jelly Cola Cat - Manager Grade 4 3-7 13:38
The Li Dazhao Martyrs' Mausoleum in the Wan'an Cemetery on Xiangshan Mountain in Beijing was built according to the decision of the Central Committee of the C****. On the tombstone there is an inscription written by the Central Committee of the C***. The inscription points out that Comrade Li Dazhao was the earliest Marxist and ****productivist in China, and one of the main founders of the Chinese ****productivist Party. He was infinitely loyal to the cause of liberation of the Chinese people, his faith in Marxism and the revolutionary future of the proletariat. His fearless dedication to pioneering and developing the ****anist movement in China will always be a shining example for all revolutionaries.
Li Dazhao, Shouchang, a native of Leting County, Hebei Province, was born on October 29, 1889, and was admitted to the Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School in Tianjin in 1907 to study politics and economics.In the winter of 1913, Li Dazhao, with a sense of concern for his country and his countrymen, traveled eastward to Japan and enrolled in the undergraduate program of political science at Waseda University in Tokyo. When the Japanese imperialists put forward the "twenty-one articles" to Yuan Shikai to destroy China, he actively participated in the patriotic struggle of the General Association of Students in Japan, and the telegram he drafted, "Warning to all the fathers and mothers of the country", was quickly spread throughout the country, and he became a nationally famous patriot. 1916, Li Dazhao returned to China, and actively participated in the emerging New Culture Movement. He was also an active participant in the emerging New Culture Movement.
The victory of the October Socialist Revolution in Russia greatly encouraged and inspired Li Dazhao, who published articles and speeches such as "A Comparative View of the French and Russian Revolutions," "The Victory of the People," and "The Victory of Bolshevism. He declared, "Try to see the world in the future, it will be a world of red flags!" In 1919, he published dozens more articles propagating Marxism, including "The New Era," "My View of Marxism," and "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines.
In March 1920, Li Dazhao initiated the organization of a study group on Marx's doctrines at Peking University. in October, the Peking ****anist group was established at Li Dazhao's initiative.
After the founding of the Chinese ****anitarian party in 1921, Li Dazhao directed the work in the north on behalf of the Party Central Committee. He was elected a member of the Central Committee at the Second, Third and Fourth Congresses of the Party.
In March 1926, Li Dazhao led and personally participated in the struggle of the people of Beijing against Japanese and British imperialism and against the warlords Zhang Zuolin and Wu Peifu. The Beiyang warlord Duan Qirui's government created the "March 18" tragedy. The "March 18th" tragedy caused white terror in Beijing. Li Dazhao continued to lead the Party's northern organizations in the revolutionary struggle under extremely dangerous and difficult circumstances. on April 6, 1927, Zhang Zuolin, a warlord of the Fengtian system, colluded with the imperialists, broke into the Soviet Embassy and arrested Li Dazhao and more than 80 other people. Li Dazhao was tortured, in prison, in court, always righteous, steadfast. 28 April, despite the strong opposition and condemnation of the general public and public opinion, the warlords will be hanging Li Dazhao and other 20 revolutionaries in Xijiaominxiang, the capital of the Detention Center. Li Dazhao was the first to go to the gallows and was killed at the age of 38.
Respondent: Brush is the best 3 - Trial Level 3-6 21:10
Li Dazhao was one of the founders of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a great Marxist, a revolutionary, and one of the leaders of the May Fourth Movement. He is also a scholar and poet, his poetry reflects the grief and anger of the (old) society, full of high (I don't know) feelings, his poetry was Lu Xun as "a monument in the history of the revolution"
Responders: lucky mouse - magic apprentice level 3-6 21:26
Everyone
Responders: elves snowflake - Assistant Third Level 3-7 11:14
Li Dazhao (1889-1927), the word Shouchang, Leiting County, Hebei Province people. He was 16 years old into Tianjin Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School, 24 years old to study in Japan, into the Waseda University undergraduate, studying law and economics. In Japan, he was exposed to various socialist doctrines and began to study and research Marxism.
After returning to China in 1916, Li Dazhao successively served as editor or chief editor of progressive publications such as New Youth, Young China, Weekly Review and Morning Bell.
In 1918 he was employed as director of the Peking University Library.
In 1920, he initiated the organization of the Marxist Doctrine Research Society.
In the same year, he became a professor at Peking University, where he taught in the departments of history, economics, and law, as well as at Chaoyang University, China University, and the Women's Higher Education Division in Beijing, and took part in the revolutionary activities of preparing for the founding of the Chinese ****anese Communist Party and leading the Party organization in Beijing.
He was arrested on April 6, 1927, by the Feng faction warlords and killed on the 28th.
Respondent: jsy19971117 - Probationary Period Level 1 3-8 10:38
One of the main founders of the Chinese ****production party, a great Marxist, revolutionary, and one of the leaders of the May Fourth Movement. He was also a scholar and poet, his poetry reflects the grief and anger of the old society, full of highly unaware of the feelings, his poetry was Lu Xun as "a monument in the history of the revolution"
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Respondent: Hua Yunlong 879 - trial period first class 3-8 17:32
Li Dazhao (1889-1927), the word Shouchang, Hebei Leting people. One of the main founders and early leaders of the Chinese ****production party.
Li Dazhao was admitted to the Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School in Tianjin in 1907, and in the spring of 1913, he became the editorial director of the Beiyang Law and Politics Society, responsible for the publication of the monthly magazine "Words to Rule". In November of the same year, he published "The State of the Nation", which became the precursor of his opposition to Yuan Shikai's restoration of the empire, and in February 1915, he drafted the "Letter of Warning to the Fathers and Mothers of the Nation" on behalf of the General Association of Chinese Students in Japan, opposing the infamous "Twenty-One Articles" put forward by Japan which jeopardized China's sovereignty and independence, and in June he compiled and printed the "Book of Remembrance of the Shame of the Nation" to actively conduct propaganda activities against Yuan Shikai. In the spring of 1916, he wrote a long dissertation entitled "Youth", proposing the ideal of creating a youthful China, which was widely read. In the spring of 1916, he wrote a long essay entitled "Youth", in which he put forward the ideal of creating a youthful China, which was widely publicized. After returning to China in May of the same year, he served as editor-in-chief of Beijing's Morning Bell and editor of the daily Koyin, and actively participated in the New Culture Movement; in early 1918, he became the director of the Peking University Library and editor of New Youth magazine. Under the influence of the October Revolution in Russia in 1917, he published speeches and essays such as "A Comparative View of the French and Russian Revolutions", "The Triumph of the People", "The Triumph of Bolshevism", etc., elaborating on the significance of the October Revolution and extolling the great victory of the Revolution, and he became the earliest pioneer in spreading Marxism in China. 1918, he and Chen Duxiu founded the famous Weekly Review. 1919, he was the chief editor of the Morning Post. In 1919, he edited a supplement to the Morning Post and helped students at Peking University to found the magazines Nation and New Wave; in May, he actively supported and participated in the May Fourth Movement, and in July, he initiated the founding of the Junior Chinese Society. In July, he initiated the founding of the Junior Chinese Society, and then published important articles such as "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines" and "My View of Marxism", which systematically propagated the basic principles of Marxism and criticized the trend of reformist thinking.In March 1920, he organized China's first Marxian doctrinal research society at Peking University and met with the representative of the ****production International, Witwicki, etc., to discuss the preparation for the founding of the ****production Party of China in Peking. In the autumn of the same year, he initiated the establishment of the Beijing ****productivist group, and in November, he established the Socialist Youth League in Beijing. In July 1920, he became a professor at Peking University, and also taught at the Women's Higher Teacher's College, Normal University, Chaoyang University, and China University, etc. After the founding of the C***productivist Party in July 1921, he took charge of the Party's overall work in the north, and founded the Workers' Weekly.In August 1922, he attended the special meeting of the C***central Committee in Hangzhou, and then went to Shanghai to meet with Dr. Sun Yat-sen, explaining China***'s proposal for the implementation of the biparty cooperation and the establishment of a united front of revolution. He explained C***'s idea of practicing bipartisan cooperation and establishing a united front for the revolution. In June 1923, he was elected as a member of the Central Executive Committee of the CPC. After the Third Congress, he met with Sun Yat-sen on several occasions and helped him to reorganize the KMT and determine the three major policies of alliance with Russia, alliance with ****, and assistance to agriculture and industry, and in January 1924, he attended the First National Congress of the Kuomintang, was one of the members of the Presidium of the Congress, and was elected as a member of the Central Executive Committee at the Congress. After the congress, he was directly responsible for the actual leadership of the two parties in the north. In June of the same year, he led a delegation of the C**** to Moscow to participate in the Fifth Congress of the C**** International, and after returning to China in July, he was in charge of the work of the C**** Northern District Committee. In 1925, he was elected a member of the Central Executive Committee at the Fourth Congress of the C***. Since then, he led the people of Beijing to carry out the National Convention Movement, the Customs Autonomy Movement and the revolutionary struggle against the Beiyang warlord government, and sent ****production party members to work in Feng Yuxiang's National Army, which played an important role in Feng Yuxiang's Wuyuan Pledge to participate in the Northern Expedition. on April 6, 1927, he was arrested by Zhang Zuolin's military police who had barged into the embassy of the Soviet Union. After the arrest, he was unyielding and bravely went to the gallows on the 28th to be executed. After the uprising, his body was placed in the Wan'an Cemetery in Xishan, Beijing, which is now one of the important revolutionary education bases.
Respondent: e7788ll5183 - Beginner Disciple Level 1 3-8 19:43
Li Dazhao, is China's earliest Marxist thinker, philosopher, one of the founders of the Chinese ****anufacturing party. He was very learned, involved in various fields of social science, "for China's economics, philosophy, sociology, three aspects of the substance of the reasoning scholars". His sociological ideas and views are more centrally embodied in articles such as "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines" (1919), "My View of Marxism" (1919), and "The Value of the Materialistic View of History in Modern Sociology" (1920).
Respondent: zxb197388 - Probationary Period Level 1 3-9 12:53
Li Dazhao
Li Dazhao, the earliest Marxist thinker and philosopher in China, was one of the founders of the Chinese ****anufacturing party. He was a learned man, involved in various fields of social sciences, "for China's economics, philosophy, sociology, the three aspects of the substance of the reasoning scholars". His sociological thoughts and views are more centrally embodied in articles such as "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines" (1919), "My View of Marxism" (1919), and "The Value of the Materialistic View of History in Modern Sociology" (1920).
In the spring of 1920, he and Chen Duxiu began to conceive of the formation of the Chinese ****production party, and initiated the organization of the Society for the Study of Marx's Doctrine. In October of the same year, the Beijing ****anitarian group was established. After the founding of the C***nist Party, he was responsible for the work of the C***nist Beijing District Committee and the Northern District Committee. He was elected as a member of the Central Committee at the Second, Third and Fourth National Congresses of the C***productivist Party of China.In January 1924, he attended the First National Congress of the Kuomintang, and helped Dr. Sun Yat-sen to determine the three major policies of alliance with Russia, alliance with the C***productivist Party of China, and assistance to the peasants and workers, which played an important role in the reorganization of the Kuomintang, and the realization of cooperation between the C***productivist Party and the Kuomintang.In the period of 1925～1926, he actively participated in and led the In 1925-1926, he actively participated in and led the "Capital Revolution" and the "March 18th" Movement, and was wanted by the Beiyang warlord government. In March 1926, Li Dazhao went to the Soviet Embassy in Beijing to continue his struggle, and on April 6, 1927, when Zhang Zuolin sent the military police to search the Soviet Embassy, Li Dazhao and other 60 people were arrested, and on the 28th, Li Dazhao was killed. The main writings of Li Dazhao in the collection
Respondent: ask the end of the world without learning - magic apprentice level 3-9 12:54
Li Dazhao, word Shouchang, Leiting County, Hebei Province, was born on October 29, 1889. 1907 into the Tianjin Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School to study politics and economics. 1913 winter, Li Dazhao, with a sense of worry about the country and the people, the east to Japan, enrolled in the Tokyo Waseda School of Law and Economics, the first time he was a student in the United States. Japan and enrolled in Waseda University in Tokyo to study undergraduate political science. When the Japanese imperialists put forward the "twenty-one articles" to Yuan Shikai to destroy China, he actively participated in the patriotic struggle of the General Association of Students in Japan, and the telegram he drafted, "Warning to all the fathers and mothers of the country", was quickly spread throughout the country, and he became a nationally famous patriot. 1916, Li Dazhao returned to China, and actively participated in the emerging He was also an active participant in the emerging New Culture Movement.
The victory of the October Socialist Revolution in Russia greatly encouraged and inspired Li Dazhao, who published articles and speeches such as "A Comparative View of the French and Russian Revolutions," "The Victory of the People," and "The Victory of Bolshevism. He declared, "Try to see the world in the future, it will be a world of red flags!" In 1919, he published dozens more articles propagating Marxism, including "The New Era," "My View of Marxism," and "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines.
In March 1920, Li Dazhao initiated the organization of a study group on Marx's doctrines at Peking University. in October, the Peking ****anist group was established at Li Dazhao's initiative.
After the founding of the Chinese ****anitarian party in 1921, Li Dazhao directed the work in the north on behalf of the Party Central Committee. He was elected a member of the Central Committee at the Second, Third and Fourth Congresses of the Party.
In March 1926, Li Dazhao led and personally participated in the struggle of the people of Beijing against Japanese and British imperialism and against the warlords Zhang Zuolin and Wu Peifu. The Beiyang warlord Duan Qirui's government created the "March 18" tragedy. The "March 18th" tragedy caused white terror in Beijing. Li Dazhao continued to lead the Party's northern organizations in the revolutionary struggle under extremely dangerous and difficult circumstances. on April 6, 1927, Zhang Zuolin, a warlord of the Fengtian system, colluded with the imperialists, broke into the Soviet Embassy and arrested Li Dazhao and more than 80 other people. Li Dazhao was tortured, in prison, in court, always righteous, steadfast. 28 April, despite the strong opposition and condemnation of the general public and public opinion, the warlords will be hanging Li Dazhao and other 20 revolutionaries in Xijiaominxiang, the capital of the Detention Center. Li Dazhao was the first to go to the gallows and was killed at the age of 38.
Respondent: yicheng1111 - Assistant Level 2 3-9 16:55
Li Dazhao Biography
Li Dazhao (1889-1927), the word Shouchang, Hebei Leting people. He was one of the main founders and early leaders of the Chinese ****production party.
In 1913, he graduated from the Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School in Tianjin. He went to Japan to study and joined the Political Science Section of Waseda University, where he began to come into contact with socialist ideas. 1914, he organized the Shenzhou Society and carried out anti-Yuan activities. In 1914, he organized the Shenzhou Society and carried out anti-Yuan activities. In the following year, in order to oppose Japan's "21 Articles", he issued a telegram "Warning to the Fathers and Mothers of the Nation" in the name of the General Association of Students Studying in Japan, calling on the people of the country to resist to their deaths with the "determination of breaking the cauldron and sinking the boat". In May 1916, he returned to China and founded the Morning Bell newspaper in Beijing, where he served as chief editor. In May 1916, he returned to China and founded the Morning Bell newspaper in Beijing, where he served as editor-in-chief. He then resigned and became editor of the Jinyin Journal, promoting the development of the New Culture Movement.
In 1918, he became the director of the library of Peking University, and published articles such as "The Victory of Bolshevism", calling on the people of China to follow the path of the October Revolution. He actively participated in the May Fourth Movement and played an important role in promoting the movement.
In March 1926, he led the Beijing masses to oppose the "ultimatum" issued by Japan, Britain and the United States to dismantle the national defense equipment at the Dagu Pass, and on the 18th, he was wanted by the Duan Qirui government for organizing a petition and demonstration. During the Northern Expeditionary War, he assisted Feng Yuxiang in formulating the course of military operations, and was arrested by Zhang Zuolin, the warlord of the Feng faction, on April 6, 1927, and was heroically executed on April 28, 1927, in Beijing. His writings are compiled in the Collected Works of Li Dazhao
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Li Dazhao (1889-1927) Pioneer of the Chinese ****productivist movement and the earliest Marxist, and one of the main founders of the Chinese ****productivist party. The character Shouchang. A native of Leting County, Hebei Province, he studied at the Beiyang Law School in Tianjin from the summer of 1907 to the summer of 1913, and went east to study in Japan at the end of 1913. During his stay in Japan, he took part in the struggle against Yuan Shikai's restoration and betrayal of the country, and after returning to China in May 1916, he became the editor-in-chief of Beijing's "Morning Bell" newspaper, and in January 1917, he became the editor of the "Kayin" daily newspaper. At the end of 1917, he became the director of the library of Peking University and participated in the editing of New Youth, and became a member of the Convocation of Peking University and a professor of economics and history. After the October Socialist Revolution, he took the lead in accepting and spreading Marxism, published famous essays such as "A Comparative View of the French and Russian Revolutions" and "The Victory of the Common People", founded the Weekly Review together with Chen Duxiu, and actively led the May Fourth Movement and fought resolutely against the reformism represented by Hu Shih, and started to prepare for the establishment of the China **** Production Party in the spring of 1920 together with Chen Duxiu. In October of the same year, he founded the ****production party group in Beijing, and in November the group was renamed the Beijing branch of the C***production party, and he served as the secretary. After the First Congress of the C****, he set up the C**** Beijing Local Committee and became its secretary, responsible for leading the work of the Party in Beijing and the northern region.In August 1922, he attended the special meeting of the C**** Central Committee, and was an alternate member of the Central Committee in favor of the cooperation of the C****.In June 1923, he went to Guangzhou to participate in the Third Congress of the C****, and was elected as a member of the Central Committee's executive committee, and was appointed as a member of the C**** Central Committee in Beijing. After the meeting, he formed the C*** Beijing District Executive Committee and the Beijing Local Executive Committee, and in March 1924, he also became the chairman of the committee (the chairman of the committee was renamed the secretary after the Fourth Congress of the C*** in January 1925.) In January 1924, the First Congress of the Kuomintang was convened in Guangzhou, and he was elected as an executive member of the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang, and was in charge of the Beijing Executive Department of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang. In June of the same year, as the chief delegate of the Chinese *** delegation, he went to the Soviet Union to attend the Fifth Congress of the *** Producers' International. In November of the same year, he left the Soviet Union and returned to China.In January 1925, he was elected as a member of the Four Central Committees of the C***. In October of the same year, he canceled the establishment of the Beijing District Executive Committee and the Beijing Local Executive Committee of the C***, and formed the Northern District Executive Committee (referred to as the Northern District Committee) and the Beijing Local Executive Committee of the C*** respectively, and served as the secretary of the Northern District Committee. After the March 18th tragedy in 1926, he was wanted by Duan Qirui's government and took refuge in the barracks of the Soviet Embassy in Beijing, where he continued his struggle. on April 6th, 1927, Zhang Zuolin, the warlord of the Fengtian system, sent his troops to Beijing. Zhang Zuolin, warlord of the Fengtian system, sent military police to search the Soviet Embassy, Li Dazhao and other more than 60 people were arrested, and on the 28th in Beijing heroic.
Respondent: chen1996822 - Magic Apprentice Level 1 3-9 17:15
Li Dazhao (1889-1927), the word Shouchang, was a native of Leting County, Hebei Province. He was admitted to Tianjin Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School at the age of 16, and at the age of 24, he studied in Japan, enrolled in the undergraduate program of Waseda University, and studied law and economics. In Japan, he was exposed to various socialist doctrines and began to study and research Marxism.
Respondent: q7880511 - Assistant Grade 2 3-9 17:40
Li Dazhao, Shouchang, a native of Leting County, Hebei Province, was born on October 29, 1889. Is China's earliest Marxist and ****productivist, is one of the main founders of the Chinese ****productivist party. 1907 entered the Tianjin Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School to study political economy. 1913 winter, Li Dazhao with the feelings of concern for the people and the country, east to Japan, enrolled in the political undergraduate study of Waseda University in Tokyo. When the Japanese imperialists put forward the "twenty-one articles" to Yuan Shikai to destroy China, he actively participated in the patriotic struggle of the General Association of Students in Japan, and the telegram he drafted, "Warning to all the fathers and mothers of the country", was quickly spread throughout the country, and he became a nationally famous patriot. 1916, Li Dazhao returned to China, and actively participated in the emerging New Culture Movement. He was also an active participant in the emerging New Culture Movement.
The victory of the October Socialist Revolution in Russia greatly encouraged and inspired Li Dazhao, who published articles and speeches such as "A Comparative View of the French and Russian Revolutions," "The Victory of the People," and "The Victory of Bolshevism. He declared, "Try to see the world in the future, it will be a world of red flags!" In 1919, he published dozens more articles propagating Marxism, including "The New Era," "My View of Marxism," and "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines.
In March 1920, Li Dazhao initiated the organization of a study group on Marx's doctrines at Peking University. in October, the Peking ****anist group was established at Li Dazhao's initiative.
After the founding of the Chinese ****anitarian party in 1921, Li Dazhao directed the work in the north on behalf of the Party Central Committee. He was elected a member of the Central Committee at the Second, Third and Fourth Congresses of the Party.
In March 1926, Li Dazhao led and personally participated in the struggle of the people of Beijing against Japanese and British imperialism and against the warlords Zhang Zuolin and Wu Peifu. The Beiyang warlord Duan Qirui's government created the "March 18" tragedy, Beijing was a white terror. Li Dazhao continued to lead the Party's northern organizations to persist in the revolutionary struggle under extremely dangerous and difficult circumstances, and on April 6, 1927, Zhang Zuolin, a warlord of the Fengtian system, colluded with the imperialists, broke into the premises of the Soviet Embassy, and arrested Li Dazhao and more than 80 other people. Li Dazhao was tortured, in prison, in court, always righteous, steadfast. 28 April, despite the strong opposition and condemnation of the general public and public opinion, the warlords will be hanging Li Dazhao and other 20 revolutionaries in Xijiaominxiang, the capital of the Detention Center. Li Dazhao was the first to go to the gallows and was killed at the age of 38.
Respondent: byxx3416 - 千总 第四級 3-9 18:23
Li Dazhao was one of the founders of the movement, a great man, a home, and one of the leaders of the movement. He is also a scholar and poet, his poetry reflects the grief and indignation, full of high feelings, his poetry was Lu Xun as a "monument in the history of the revolution"
Respondent: c826737729 - Beginning of the jianghu Level 3 3-9 18:41
Li Dazhao Beijing Xiangshan Wanan Cemetery within the Li Dazhao Martyrs' Mausoleum, was built according to the decision of the Central Committee of China ****. On the tombstone there is an inscription written by the Central Committee of the C***. The inscription points out that Comrade Li Dazhao was the earliest Marxist and ****productivist in China, and one of the main founders of the Chinese ****productivist Party. He was infinitely loyal to the cause of liberation of the Chinese people, his faith in Marxism and the revolutionary future of the proletariat. His fearless dedication to pioneering and developing the ****anist movement in China will always be a shining example for all revolutionaries.
Li Dazhao, Shouchang, a native of Leting County, Hebei Province, was born on October 29, 1889, and was admitted to the Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School in Tianjin in 1907 to study politics and economics.In the winter of 1913, Li Dazhao, with a sense of concern for his country and his countrymen, traveled eastward to Japan and enrolled in the undergraduate program of political science at Waseda University in Tokyo. When the Japanese imperialists put forward the "twenty-one articles" to Yuan Shikai to destroy China, he actively participated in the patriotic struggle of the General Association of Students in Japan, and the telegram he drafted, "Warning to all the fathers and mothers of the country", was quickly spread throughout the country, and he became a nationally famous patriot. 1916, Li Dazhao returned to China, and actively participated in the emerging New Culture Movement. He was also an active participant in the emerging New Culture Movement.
The victory of the October Socialist Revolution in Russia greatly encouraged and inspired Li Dazhao, who published articles and speeches such as "A Comparative View of the French and Russian Revolutions," "The Victory of the People," and "The Victory of Bolshevism. He declared, "Try to see the world in the future, it will be a world of red flags!" In 1919, he published dozens more articles propagating Marxism, including "The New Era," "My View of Marxism," and "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines.
In March 1920, Li Dazhao initiated the organization of the Marxist Doctrine Research Society at Peking University. in October, the Peking ****anist Group was established at Li Dazhao's initiative.
After the founding of the Chinese ****anitarian party in 1921, Li Dazhao directed the work in the north on behalf of the Party Central Committee. He was elected a member of the Central Committee at the Second, Third and Fourth Congresses of the Party.
In March 1926, Li Dazhao led and personally participated in the struggle of the people of Beijing against Japanese and British imperialism and against the warlords Zhang Zuolin and Wu Peifu. The Beiyang warlord Duan Qirui's government created the "March 18" tragedy. The "March 18th" tragedy caused white terror in Beijing. Li Dazhao continued to lead the Party's northern organizations in the revolutionary struggle under extremely dangerous and difficult circumstances. on April 6, 1927, Zhang Zuolin, a warlord of the Fengtian system, colluded with the imperialists, broke into the Soviet Embassy and arrested Li Dazhao and more than 80 other people. Li Dazhao was tortured, in prison, in court, always righteous, steadfast. 28 April, despite the strong opposition and condemnation of the general public and public opinion, the warlords will be hanging Li Dazhao and other 20 revolutionaries in Xijiaominxiang, the capital of the Detention Center. Li Dazhao was the first to go to the gallows and was killed at the age of 38.
Respondent: Wuji Shenzun - Trial Level 3-3 19:58
Li Dazhao Martyrs' Mausoleum in the Wanan Cemetery in Xiangshan, Beijing, was built according to the decision of the Central Committee of the C***. On the tombstone there is an inscription written by the Central Committee of the C***. The inscription points out that Comrade Li Dazhao was the earliest Marxist and ****productivist in China, and one of the main founders of the Chinese ****productivist Party. He was infinitely loyal to the cause of liberation of the Chinese people, his faith in Marxism and the revolutionary future of the proletariat. His fearless dedication to pioneering and developing the ****anist movement in China will always be a shining example for all revolutionaries.
Li Dazhao, Shouchang, a native of Leting County, Hebei Province, was born on October 29, 1889, and was admitted to the Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School in Tianjin in 1907 to study politics and economics.In the winter of 1913, Li Dazhao, with a sense of concern for his country and his countrymen, traveled eastward to Japan and enrolled in the undergraduate program of political science at Waseda University in Tokyo. When the Japanese imperialists put forward the "twenty-one articles" to Yuan Shikai to destroy China, he actively participated in the patriotic struggle of the General Association of Students in Japan, and the telegram he drafted, "Warning to all the fathers and mothers of the country", was quickly spread throughout the country, and he became a nationally famous patriot. 1916, Li Dazhao returned to China, and actively participated in the emerging New Culture Movement. He was also an active participant in the emerging New Culture Movement.
The victory of the October Socialist Revolution in Russia greatly encouraged and inspired Li Dazhao, who published articles and speeches such as "A Comparative View of the French and Russian Revolutions," "The Victory of the People," and "The Victory of Bolshevism. He declared, "Try to see the world in the future, it will be a world of red flags!" In 1919, he published dozens more articles propagating Marxism, including "The New Era," "My View of Marxism," and "Revisiting Issues and Doctrines.
In March 1920, Li Dazhao initiated the organization of a study group on Marx's doctrines at Peking University. in October, the Peking ****anist group was established at Li Dazhao's initiative.
After the founding of the Chinese ****anitarian party in 1921, Li Dazhao directed the work in the north on behalf of the Party Central Committee. He was elected a member of the Central Committee at the Second, Third and Fourth Congresses of the Party.
In March 1926, Li Dazhao led and personally participated in the struggle of the people of Beijing against Japanese and British imperialism and against the warlords Zhang Zuolin and Wu Peifu. The Beiyang warlord Duan Qirui's government created the "March 18" tragedy. The "March 18th" tragedy caused white terror in Beijing. Li Dazhao continued to lead the Party's northern organizations in the revolutionary struggle under extremely dangerous and difficult circumstances. on April 6, 1927, Zhang Zuolin, a warlord of the Fengtian system, colluded with the imperialists, broke into the Soviet Embassy and arrested Li Dazhao and more than 80 other people. Li Dazhao was tortured, in prison, in court, always righteous, steadfast. 28 April, despite the strong opposition and condemnation of the general public and public opinion, the warlords will be hanging Li Dazhao and other 20 revolutionaries in Xijiaominxiang, the capital of the Detention Center. Li Dazhao was the first to go to the gallows and was killed at the age of 38.
The Li Dazhao Martyrs' Mausoleum in Beijing's Xiangshan Wan'an Cemetery was built in accordance with the decision of the Central Committee of the People's Republic of China. On the tombstone there is an inscription written by the Central Committee of the C***. The inscription points out that Comrade Li Dazhao was the earliest Marxist and ****productivist in China, and one of the main founders of the Chinese ****productivist Party. He was infinitely loyal to the cause of liberation of the Chinese people, his faith in Marxism and the revolutionary future of the proletariat. His fearless dedication to pioneering and developing the ****anist movement in China will always be a shining example for all revolutionaries.
Li Dazhao, Shouchang, a native of Leting County, Hebei Province, was born on October 29, 1889, and was admitted to the Beiyang Law and Politics Specialized School in Tianjin in 1907 to study politics and economics.In the winter of 1913, Li Dazhao, with a sense of concern for his country and his countrymen, traveled eastward to Japan and enrolled in the undergraduate program of political science at Waseda University in Tokyo. When the Japanese imperialists put forward the "twenty-one articles" to Yuan Shikai to destroy China, he actively participated in the patriotic struggle of the General Association of Students in Japan, and the telegram he drafted, "Warning to all the fathers and mothers of the country", was quickly spread throughout the country, and he became a nationally famous patriot. 1916, Li Dazhao returned to China, and actively participated in the emerging New Culture Movement. New Culture Movement.