Cao Rulin
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Cao Rulin was part of the Chinese envoy attending the
concessions in China were handed to Japan instead of back to China. This caused a great deal of unrest in China resulting in a student demonstration on May 4, 1919 outside Tiananmen. This was the beginning of the May Fourth Movement
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The demonstration shifted and Cao Rulin's house, at 3 Front Zhaojialou Lane in the East City District, was burned down. Cao was helped to escape by his friend, Nakae Ushikichi, son of Nakae Chōmin.
See also
External links
- Front Zhaojialou Lane
- China in 20th Century - Adolescent China
- Tsao Ju-ling (Cao Rulin) 曹汝霖 from Biographies of Prominent Chinese c.1925.
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