Zheng Zhenduo - The journalistic vision. Zheng started his journalistic career in 1920s during the May Fourth Movement. Together with some classmates including Zhong Tao (仲陶), he got a first taste of editing in starting a publication named Jiuguo Jiangyan Zhoukan (救國講演周刊). The magazine - being published in Wenzhou (溫州) for only 6 to 7 times ...

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1942 - Unknown date. Roger Angleton, American murderer (d. 1998) Priscilla Davis, American socialite (d. 2001) 1942 - January. January 1 - Martin Frost, American politician January 1 - Gennadi Sarafanov, cosmonaut January 2 - Hugh Shelton, American Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff January 3 - John Thaw, English actor (d. 2002) January 5 - Maurizio Pollini, Italian pianist January 5 - Charlie Rose, Ame ...

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Zheng Zhenduo - Translation. Zheng was proficient in foreign languages including English, Russian, Indian, Greek and Roma. He did a great job in translating a lot of Russian and Indian literature. Zheng had started translation of Russian literature since early 20s. His works included the works, paper and preface of Turgenve (1818-1883), Gogol (1809-1852), Chekov (1860-1904), Gorky (1868-1936) and Tolstoy (1828-1910). Zheng also translated many Indian literature. He mainly translated the poems as wel ...

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In its battle against Imperial Japan, the KMT suffered great losses due to heavy internal corruption, incompetence in military command, and outdated military supply and logistics. As a strong advocate of the United Front, Wang was damaged as well by the KMT's failure in the battlefield. After KMT lost the battles of Xuzhou and Wuhan, in 1938, Wang suffered a heavy blow as the Yangtze Division was abolished and he himself was dismissed back to Yanan. Yanan was divided into the Southern China and Central Plain Divisions, led by Zhou Enlai and ...

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From November 1931 to November 1937, Wang worked and lived in Moscow as Director of the CCP's delegation to the Comintern. During that period, he was elected as Executive Commissioner, member of the Presidium, and Alternate General of the Comintern. This indicated his prominence and popularity in the Comintern. It was also during this time, under the direction of Bo Gu, that the CCP suffered greatly at the hands of the KMT, both in the cities and the countryside. This led to a general retreat of the CCP to the distant countryside, cal ...

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Republic of China - Republican China 1911-1949. Main article: History of Republican China After over 2000 years of imperial rule, China overthrew its dynastic system in favor of a republic. The Republican Era of China developed out of the Wuchang Uprising against the Qing Dynasty on October 10, 1911. The Republic of China government was declared on January 1, 1912, with Sun Yat-sen as first elected provisional president. As part of the agreement to have the last emperor Puyi abd ...

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The people in the movement talked about a wide range of different topics and to a wider range of people than ever before. Introducing 白话, the Vernacular Chinese, also people with just a little education could read texts, articles and books. The Classical Chinese was just known by the high educated people and mostly officals. Now also people who went to school just for a couple of years could read articles, write articles themselves and participate. The literary output of this time was huge: great writers of the coming years published the ...

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Republic of China - Economy of Republican China 1912-1949. Main article: Economy of China During the first half of the 20th century the economy of Republican China was essentially capitalist, with much foreign interference. Progress was impeded by constant war, internal and external strife. With the fall of the emperor and the end of political isolation also came the end of economic isolation. The weak national government did make some attempts to promote economic activity, such ...

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Republic of China - Republican China 1911-1949. The foreign relations of Republican China were complicated by a lack of internal unity with competing centers of power that all claimed legitimacy as well as foreign interference and invasion. Japan, Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Russia, and other major powers all at one point or another made claims to various parts of China during this time. During the early years of the Republic, almost all foreign powers recognized the "warlord" government controlled by Yuan S ...

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On May 23, 1904, Wang was born in Jinzhai, Anhui, as Chen Shaoyu (陈绍禹) to a poor peasant family. In 1920, he entered the Zhicheng Elementary School in Gushi County. Wang then entered the Third Agricultural School of the Anhui Province, which was founded by the revolutionary Zhu Yunshan. Zhu had a strong influence on the school's students, introducing many progressive journals and books such as New Youth and Communism ABC. In the school, Wang would encounter another strong influential figure in his life, A Ying (Qian Xinchun), his teacher. A Ying woul ...

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The Times World University Rankings for 2005 rated Beijing University as the best university in China, 3rd in Asia, and 17th in the world. Peking University is a comprehensive and national key university. The University consists of 30 colleges and 12 departments, with 93 specialties for undergraduates, 2 specialties for the second Bachelor's degree, 199 specialties for Master candidates and 173 specialties for Doctoral candidates. While still laying stress on basic sciences, the university has paid special atte ...

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Mao Zedong had several wives which contributed to a large family. These were: Luo Yixiu (罗一秀, 1889-1910) of Shaoshan: married 1907 to 1910[citation needed] Yang Kaihui (杨开慧, 1901-1930) of Changsha: married 1921 to 1927, executed by the Kuomintang in 1930 He Zizhen (贺子珍, 1910-1984) of Jiangxi: married May 1928 to 1939 Jiang Qing: (江青, 1914-1991 ...

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Before his assassination, however, in 1938, Trotsky and the organisations that supported his outlook established the Fourth International. He said that only the Fourth International, basing itself on Lenin's theory of the vanguard party, could lead the world revolution, and that it would need to be built in opposition to both the capitalists and the Stalinists. At the time of the founding the Fourth International in 1938 Trotskyism was a mass political current in Vietnam, Sri Lanka and slightly later Bolivia. There was also a substantial Tro ...

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Communist Party of China - List of Chairmen of the Communist Party of China. Chen Duxiu (1922-1925) Mao Zedong (1945-1976) Hua Guofeng (1976-1981) Hu Yaobang (1981-1982) The list ends here because the position was abolished in 1982. Since then the General Secretary has become the most powerful position in the party. Communist Party of China - List of General Secretaries of the CPC Central Committee. Chen D ...

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The Members of the Politburo Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China are (as of 2003): Hu Jintao - President of the People's Republic of China, General Secretary of the CPC. Wu Bangguo - Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Wen Jiabao - Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China Jia Qinglin - Chairman of the People's Political Consultative Conference Zeng Qinghong - Vice President of the People's Republic of China Huang Ju ...

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The party's organizational structure was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution begun by Mao Zedong and rebuilt afterwards by Deng Xiaoping. Theoretically, the party's highest body is the National Congress of the Communist Party of China, which meets at least once every 5 years. The primary organs of power in the Communist Party which are listed in the party constitution include: The Politburo Standing Committee, which currently consists of nine members; The Politburo, consisting of 22 full members (including t ...

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Earthly Branches - East Asia - East Asian Tigers - East China Normal University - East China Sea - East Rail, KCRC - East Touch - East Turkestan - East Turkestan Islamic Movement - East Week - East Wind: West Wind - Eastern district - Eastern Express - Eastern philosophy - Easy Finder - Ecology of Hong Kong - Economy of China - Economy of Hong Kong - Economy of Macau - Economy of Taiwan - Economy of the Spratly Islands - ECS - Edgar Snow - Edison Chen - Edmund Ho - Education in Hong Kong - Education in Maca ...

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List of philosophy anniversaries - 1. 1801: Émile Littré born. List of philosophy anniversaries - 2. 1905: Ayn Rand born. 1970: Bertrand Russell dies. List of philosophy anniversaries - 3. 1869: Heinrich Ritter dies. 1909: Simone Weil born. List of philosophy anniversaries - 4. 1842: Théodore Simon J ...

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