Zhao Shiyan
Zhao Shiyan | ||
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赵世炎 | ||
5th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China | ||
| In office 9 May 1927 – 19 July 1927 | ||
| General Secretary | Chen Duxiu | |
| Personal details | ||
| Born | 13 April 1901 Youyang Hanyu Pinyin | Qíng Sūn |
Zhao Shiyan (
's uncle.Biography
Zhao was born in Youyang
Communist Party of China.[2] In 1922, Zhao Shiyan and Ho Chi Minh were invited to join the French Communist Party. In 1922, he went to the Soviet Union and studied at the Communist University of the Toilers of the East
. In 1923, he was appointed as CPC Party Committee Chairman in Beijing. In the same year in December, he was appointed as Chairman of the Northern Bureau of the CPC Central Committee.
In 1926, Zhao was sent to
North Sichuan Road
on 2 July because a renegade betrayed him. He was executed in Shanghai on 19 July.
Works
- 赵世炎文集 [Collected Works of Zhao Shiyan]. Beijing: People's Publishing House. 2013. ISBN 9787010127149.
Personal life
Zhao married Xia Zhixu (夏之栩), the couple had two sons, Zhao Shige (赵施格) and Zhao Lingchao (赵令超).
Zhao's sister Zhao Juntao married Li Shuoxun. Their son, Li Peng served as China's premier from 1987 to 1998.
See also
- Historical Museum of French-Chinese Friendship
References
- ISBN 9787010127149.
- ^ Li, "the passage of years," Introduction: (I) visited the Chen Yi. His study in France remember very clearly, so talk about it in detail. In addition to the fact that after he talked about, but also made some very valuable advice. He said: "Zhao Shiyan was the party, when we caught up in Lyon, locked up after they leave the territory he has to go to study in the Soviet Union; and our group of people arrested, were escorted home. Although he is well-known martyrs of our party, I always thought he was doing so bad. leading party members Dangtao Bing, a bad influence among the masses."
Bibliography
- Shen Guofan (2017). 赵世炎 [Zhao Shiyan]. Beijing: Workers' Publishing House. ISBN 9787500864264.
- Li Xin; Chen Tiejian (2008). 流逝的岁月：李新回忆录 [The Passing Years: Li Xin's Memoirs]. Taiyuan, Shanxi: Shanxi People's Publishing House. ISBN 9787203062400.
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