Articles by Zhu Zhixin(volume 1) (ePub)

Zhu Zhixin (1885-1920), formerly known as Da Fu. He styled himself as Zhixin. He is China's modern democratic revolutionaries and theoretical propagandists. In 1904, he studied in Japan at government expense and got to know Sun Yat-sen, Liao Zhongkai and other revolutionaries. In August of the following year, he joined the Chinese United League and was elected as a member and secretary of the appraisal department. He has served as editor of People's Daily and Construction and devoted himself to the propaganda and theoretical analysis of bourgeois revolution. In addition, he was the first person to introduce Marx and Engels' lives and theories before the 1911 Revolution. As Sun Yat-sen's main assistant, Zhu Zhixin even threw himself into the battlefield and took part in the organization of anti-Qing, Second Revolution, the crusade against Yuan Shikai, the expulsion of Long Jiguang and other struggles and Law Enforcement Movements. In September 1920, he was killed by Guangxi warlords in Humen. Sun Yat-sen praised him as "e;a sage in revolution"e; and "e;a true writer"e;. This book is a collection of Zhu Zhixin's works. It has collected all the works that can be seen by Zhu Zhixin at present, and has more comprehensively demonstrated the historical achievements of this democratic revolutionary. The book * was originally compiled by the History Research Office of Guangdong Provincial Institute of Philosophy and Social Sciences and is one of the Collection of Collected Works of Modern Chinese Characters by Zhonghua Book Company. An updated version was published in 2012, but due to the conditions at that time, only the newly discovered documents were attached to the book, and no uniform chronological order was carried out. Today, according to newly discovered documents, they are updated and rearranged. They are divided into four parts: works, letters and telegrams, literature and art, miscellaneous works and others. They are entitled Articles by Zhu Zhixin and published in a single hardcover edition as a memorial.