The red light that penetrates the old paper!Early documents of the Communist Party of China entered Tibet Shanghai University Archives

Red, the color of the fire species

Red, the color of the flame

Red is the color of the revolution

Red is the color of the Communist Party of China

The red light penetrated the old paper

It is difficult to block the fire of the stars of Laguhara

The red archives are the various historical records formed by the Chinese Communist Party to lead the people in the journey of the Chinese nation's great rejuvenation and can reflect the party's original mission in the journey of the Chinese nation.

The Archives of the Shanghai University shoulder the important mission of "managing the party for the party for the party", and has continued to carry out the collection, sorting and compilation of early Shanghai University historical materials for many years. After unremitting efforts, the Archives established the early Shanghai University in 2012. The whole sect currently has a total of 68 volumes, 313, and 7903 pages, including the reports of early Shanghai University reports, Shanghai University student publications, and precious Shanghai University. Image and other content.

For more than a year, with the strong support of schools such as the School of Literature and Literature, the Archives has solicited a number of precious documents and materials for the early establishment of the Chinese Communist Party related to the early Shanghai University, and presented the 100th anniversary of the establishment of Shanghai University. These precious documents are mainly donated from Russia, Taiwan, China, and individual donations. There are 56 pieces, 849 pages, covering the early Shanghai University construction funding application, "yellow kernel incident", school registration recognition, school profile, teacher -student studying application forms, etc. Many aspects. These precious documents entering Tibet Shanghai University Archives will greatly enrich the early Shanghai University historical libraries. Whether it is research on school history or archives, it has very high value.

Some precious documents are displayed as follows:

On October 11, 1924, due to the "Huang Ren Incident", the Student Union of Shanghai University released "Student Students from Shanghai University by Empires and Warlords Destroyed Destroyer" ↓

Huang Ren (1904-1924), the word person felt, Sichuan Fushun. In 1923, he studied at the Chinese Vocational School Machinery Class. In September 1924, he entered the Department of Sociology of Shanghai University; in the same year, he joined the Communist Party of China; on October 10 of the same year, he attended the Shanghai University representatives with He Bingyi, Guo Bohe, Lin Jun, etc. Road) The National Assembly of the 13th anniversary of the 1911 Revolution was held in the Tianhou Palace. After being pushed off the high platform with the Kuomintang rightist, he died; on October 26 of the same year, a martyr's memorial service for the Huang Ren martyrs at Shanghai University, Chen Wangdao, a professor of Shanghai University The chairman of the conference, professor Qu Qiubai, and Ying Daiying made speeches.

In October 1924, Pi Yanzhi and two other students used the name "Anhui Escape Student" Sun Yat -sen and asked to enter Shanghai University. Sun Yat -sen reposted the letter and instructions to the president of Shanghai University Yu Youyou, asking Shanghai University to go to Shanghai University to study freely as appropriate. ↓

Pi Yanzhi (1901-1926), Yingshan (now Hubei), Anhui. In 1918, he was admitted to the First Normal School of Anhui Province. In 1921, he participated in the establishment of Anhui Socialist Youth League. Former person in charge of the Anhui Provincial Federation of Academic Federation. In the autumn of 1923, he fled to Shanghai because he participated in Anhui's "parliamentarian" who was wanted by Cao Yan's bribes and touted Cao Yan. In October 1924, he entered Shanghai University to study. Later, he went to the Huangpu Military Academy to study and joined the Communist Party of China. Participated in the East Expedition during his studies at the Huangpu Military Academy. Sacrifice in combat in 1926.

In July 1925, Hou Shaoqiu wrote the "Rectification of Shanghai University Plan" in detail in the letter of the Kuomintang Central Executive Committee. In the plan, Hou Shaoqi Chen Shanghai University's important role in the social situation at that time, and put forward a rectification opinion on Shanghai University as the Shanghai Activity Center. ↓

Hou Shaoqiu (1896-1927), the word Moho, from Songjiang, Shanghai. In 1918, he was admitted to Shanghai Nanyang Public School, and was ordered to drop out of school for participating in progress. In the fall of 1923, he joined the Communist Party of China. In February 1925, he served as Deputy Director of the Middle School of Shanghai University; on May 28 of the same year, he served as the commander -in -chief of the citizenship group of Shanghai University; He is the director of Shanghai University Middle School. In January 1926, during the second National Congress of the Chinese Kuomintang, the Shanghai University self -built school building funded by Hou Shaoqiu as the head of the group of Shanghai University submitted to the "Shanghai University fundraising delegation" to the conference. The Republic of China Daily released the New Plan of the University of Shangda. In March 1927, he participated in the organization of the third armed uprising of Shanghai Workers and was elected as a member of the Shanghai Interim Government on March 12. In April of the same year, according to the arrangement of party organization, he resigned from Shanghai University to work and led the Kuomintang Jiangsu Provincial Party Department to Nanjing Office, was killed by the Kuomintang authorities on April 15.

On July 7, 1925, Guo Bohe's Executive Committee on behalf of the Fourth Division of the Fourth District of the Fourth District of the Kuomintang on behalf of the Executive Committee of the Fourth District of the Fourth District of the Kuomintang, the Executive Committee of the Fourth District of the Fourth District of the Kuomintang "Selected Guo Bohe, Shi Cun Tong, Zhu Yiquan, Shao Lizi, Han Buxian, and Huang Yan were the primaries of the Kuomintang's Second National Congress. On the matter of "representative, to the letter of the Shanghai Executive Department of the Kuomintang ↓

Guo Bohe (1900-1927), also known as Yu, was from Nanxi, Sichuan. In 1923, he entered Shanghai University to study. In 1924, he joined the Communist Party of China; on October 10 of the same year, at the National Assembly held in the 13th anniversary of the 1911 Revolution, Huang Ren, a student of Shanghai University, was injured by the hooligan of the Kuomintang right, and Guo Bohe was also seriously injured. He wrote "The Biography of the Martyrs of Huang Ren" and published in the "Sichuan Classmates of the Sichuan Classmates to memorize the Special issue of Martyr Huang". In November 1925, he served as Secretary of the Communist Party of China. In March 1927, he participated in the third armed uprising of Shanghai workers and led the workers' pension team and the Shanghai University Student Ponds of the Student Squad to the base of the Zhabei area. On July 13th, it was righteous in Longhua. Detailed records of early Shanghai University construction, educational purpose, school board composition, organizational institutions, and departments "Shanghai University Overview" ↓

"Overview of Shanghai University" records that Deng Zhongxia, Chen Wangdao, Qu Qiubai, Shi Cun Tong, Cai Hesen, Ying Daiying, Li Da, Li Hanjun, etc.

Dong Yixiang's registration materials when studying in the Soviet Union ↓

Dong Yixiang (1896-1939), the word Chunshou, also known as Heng, was named Yanbiao, a native of Changzhou, Jiangsu. Since childhood, he has entered a private school. At the age of 19, he served as a local teacher. In 1918, he went to Shanghai and served as assistant editor of the Business Press. He read a lot of progressive revolutionary books and magazines after work, and learned English and Russian. In 1922, Shen Yanbing officially joined the Communist Party of China. In July 1923, he served as the leader of the Shanghai Local and District Committee of the Communist Party of China. During the same period, Chen Yun, Zhang Wentian, and Sun Yefang joined the Communist Party of China. After July 1924, he served as a professor of social development history such as the Department of Sociology of Shanghai University. In October 1925, he went to Moscow Zhongshan University to study and was hit and persecuted by Wang Ming. In 1933, he was transferred to the Soviet Far East Habarovsk. In 1937, the Soviet Union was arrested and imprisoned. He died in prison in May 1939. In January 1959, the Soviet Central Military Procuratorate and the Far East Military Tribunal issued a notice and certificate to make a conclusion of "reinstating reputation" and "reputation" on it. In May 1984, the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China issued a notice to recover Zhao Xue and restore reputation. In March 1987, with the approval of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, he was identified as revolutionary martyrs.

Shen Zemin's registration material when he went to the Soviet Union to study abroad ↓

Shen Zemin (1900-1933), a Chinese proletarian revolutionary. Also known as Deji, Tongxiang, Zhejiang. Shen Yanbing's brother. In 1917, he was admitted to the Nanjing Hehai Project Specialized School. In July 1920, he went to study abroad in Tokyo Empire University in Japan and returned to China in 1921 to initiate organizational members of the Communist Party of China. At the end of 1923, he was a professor at the Department of Sociology of Shanghai University. After the Wuqi tragedy, he was edited by the first daily newspaper "Blood Daily" published by the Communist Party of China. In the spring of 1926, with the Chinese employee delegation led by Liu Shaoqi, he went to Moscow to attend the International Workers' Conference. He stayed at Zhongshan University in Moscow to study at the meeting. He then studied at the Red Professor College. He returned to China in 1930. In January 1931, he attended the Fourth Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, made up for the Central Committee of the Central Committee, and later served as Minister of the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Provincial Party Secretary. He died in Huang An in November 1933. There are "Shen Zemin's Collection".

Wang Jiaxiang's registration materials when studying in the Soviet Union ↓

Wang Jiaxiang (1906-1974), a Chinese proletarian revolutionary, the leaders of the Communist Party of China and the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Formerly known as Jiaxiang, also known as Jia Qiang, native of Li County, Anhui. In 1925, he joined the Chinese Communist Youth League; at the end of August of the same year, he entered the third grade of high school in the middle school department of Shanghai University and served as the chairman of the Student Union of the Middle School. In 1928, he joined the Communist Party of China. In March 1930, returned to China. In April 1931, he served as a member of the Central Bureau of the Soviet District of the Communist Party of China, the director of the General Political Department of the Red Army, and the vice chairman of the Central Revolutionary Military Commission. He was elected as a member of the Central Executive Committee and Member of the Central Executive Committee of the Republic of the Soviet Republic of China, and he was the Minister of Foreign Affairs. In October 1934, he participated in the Long March. In January 1935, at the Zunyi Conference, he resolutely supported Mao Zedong's correct proposition, and played an important role in establishing the correct leadership of the new Party Central Committee represented by Mao Zedong. Subsequently, he became a member of the three -person military command team and was responsible for directing the military operations of the entire army. He was a member of the Northwest Revolutionary Military Commission and a member of the Central Revolutionary Military Commission. In June 1937, he went to the Soviet Union and served as a representative of the Communist Party of China in the Communist Party. He returned to China in August 1938 and served as vice chairman of the CPC Central Military Commission and director of the General Political Department. In May 1946, he went to the Soviet Union to cure diseases. He returned to China in May 1947 and served as a member of the Northeast Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, director of the Ministry of Urban Engineering, and an agent of the Propaganda Department. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as the Ambassador to the Soviet Union, the deputy minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Foreign Liaison of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the secretary of the Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. He is a member of the 6th Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China, a member of the 8th and Tenth Central Committee; The main works are compiled as "Selected Works of Wang Jiaxiang".

Xie Xuehong's registration materials when studying in the Soviet Union ↓

Xie Xuehong (1901-1970), formerly known as A Nu, also known as Feiying, from Quanzhou, Fujian. In August 1925, he joined the Communist Party of China. In September of the same year, he was recommended by the party organization and entered the Department of Sociology of Shanghai University with special qualifications. In December of the same year, he went to Moscow Oriental University to study. In November 1927, he returned to China according to the Communist International arrangement and participated in the Taiwan Communist Party's preparation in Shanghai. In April 1928, he founded the Communist Party of Taiwan with Weng Zesheng and Lin Mishun of Taiwan, elected as alternate members of the Central Committee of Taiwan. Essence He was arrested in 1931 and was released from prison in 1939. After the victory of the Anti -Japanese War, the people's associations and peasant associations were initiated. When the Uprising in 1947, he participated in the leadership of the people of the central region of Taiwan. After failure, he transferred to Hong Kong to organize the organization of the Taiwan Democratic Autonomous Union and served as the chairman. In 1949, he participated in the first plenary session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a member of the Political and Legal Committee of the Government Affairs Council, a member of the East China Military and Political Committee, and the chairman of the Taiwan Democratic Autonomous Union Headquarters Council. He died in Beijing in November 1970. The archives will further strengthen the collections, sorting and compilation of early Shanghai University historical materials with a more solid basic work and rigorous work style, and further strengthen the red historical research, red history, red history, red The genes of genes and red culture have been preached, and the important role of "history, government, and educating people" in the archives can be better played. On the basis of guarding the history of the school, we will continue to dig in in -depth archives resources, strengthen archives compilation and research, and tell a big story.

In the future work, the archives will strengthen contact with the school of the Academy of Literature, the School of Cultural Heritage and the School of Information Management, and the Propaganda Department of the Party Committee. Collect early Shanghai University related historical materials collected at home and abroad, and improve the archives category of early Shanghai University.

On this basis, it is also publicly solicited from the majority of alumni and social personnel to collect early Shanghai University-related archives. Welcome alumni and social people to actively participate or provide related clues. 66133185).

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