Huang Jilu

Huang Jilu

Huang Jilu (1899-1985), male, was born in Xuyong, Sichuan Province. Graduated from Ohio State University with a master's degree. He once served as the general manager of Canada's wake China Daily, Professor of Chengdu University, executive deputy director of the Ministry of internal affairs of the Chinese Kuomintang, President of Sichuan University, administrative member of Taiwan administrative department, Minister of internal affairs of the Kuomintang, Minister of examination and election of Taiwan examination institute, Minister of education of Taiwan region, director of Taiwan Provincial Museum of national history, etc. Huang Jilu is a member of the 12th Central Committee of the Kuomintang. He is the author of diplomatic issues with Russia, democratic canons and democratic constitutionalism, etc.

Personal performance

Huang Jilu (1899-1985.05) was born on the 21st of the first month of the reign of Emperor Guangxu. The name of Gong Xue Dian is Ji Lu, the name of Ji Zi of Guo Ying Gong (Huang Guo Ying). You are ambitious and intelligent. When you see your brother studying arts and crafts, he says, "if you only read books of death and seek imperial examinations, you will not take any more.". After hearing his words, the uncles in the clan expected it with a large vessel. Huilu Shenggong plans to assassinate Zhao Erfeng in Sichuan. He gathers righteousness to seek relief anyway, and is arrested and put into prison. Gong went to Chengdu alone to visit a 12-year-old boy. His courage and insight are very accessible. Gong Liurong studied in Qiangqiang primary school. It is suitable for the surging of Sichuan railway and the fury of Sichuan. Gongwei was completed in the Republic of China, and was funded by the party and the people to study in Europe and America. He graduated from Qinming University in Japan with a bachelor's degree from the University of wisling in the United States, and a researcher of ranto University in dubu, Canada. Influenced by the democratic revolution, the teenagers studied in Chengdu Qiangqiang primary school, and organized the primary school students' Road Protection Association. He was also elected as the president to participate in petition and speech activities. Later, he went to Shanghai, Beijing, Penang and other places to study, and took part in activities against Yuan Shikai. Graduated from Fudan public school. In 1918, he went to Japan and joined Keio University. Later, he went to the United States to study politics at the University of Wisconsin. He graduated from Ohio State University with bachelor's degree and master's degree.

In 1923, he went to Canada and joined durandu University as the chief writer of wake up China Daily. He returned home in the same year.

In January 1924, he participated in the first National Congress of the Kuomintang and served as a member of the Manifesto Review Committee. Huang Jilu opposed the participation of Communists in the Kuomintang and began to take an anti Communist stance. Later, he served as vice chairman of the Legal System Committee of Sun Yat Sen base camp and director of the Department of law and politics of Guangdong University.

In 1925, he participated in the Xishan conference group and set up another "Central Party Department of the Kuomintang" in Shanghai as an overseas minister. In January of the next year, the second National Congress of the Kuomintang passed a resolution to impeach the Xishan conference faction, and Huang was severely warned. However, Huang Jilu did not wake up, and still worked in his party headquarters and served as Minister of youth.

At the beginning of 1927, he returned to Sichuan and became a professor of Chengdu University. He was wanted by Wuhan National Government for insisting on the position of Xishan conference school. Immediately, Chiang Kai Shek and Wang Jingwei betrayed the revolution, the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist party broke down, and Huang Huichuan became a member of the Sichuan Qing Party of the Kuomintang and an executive member of the provincial Party department.

In 1928, he was executive member of Guangdong provincial Party department and President of national daily, and professor of Sun Yat sen University. Later, he was elected as an alternate executive member of the Fourth National Congress of the Kuomintang and an executive member of the Fifth National Congress of the Kuomintang. After the Xi'an Incident, Huang Jilu was in Hong Kong to fight against Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng.

During the Anti Japanese War, he successively served as the fourth Vice Minister of the Military Commission, executive director and propaganda director of the Central Youth League of the three people's principles, executive vice minister of the Ministry of the interior, chairman of the party Department of Sichuan Province, President of Sichuan University, etc. During his tenure in Sichuan University, he moved Sichuan University from Emei to Chengdu, raised funds from all sides, expanded the campus, added facilities, hired famous teachers, added departments, and expanded the scale of running the University, making it a comprehensive university with many departments. When the Kuomintang's reactionary rule was about to collapse, Huang Jilu strongly opposed the participation of teachers and students in the patriotic democratic movement, and supported the connivance of secret agents to persecute progressive professors.

In 1948, he returned to Xuyong and enlisted the local forces to campaign for him, running for the "National Congress of constitutional implementation".

In 1949, on the eve of the liberation of Chengdu, he flew to Hong Kong and then to Taiwan.

After going to Taiwan, he served as "member of the administrative department of Taiwan" and "Minister of the interior" in 1952. He assisted Chen Cheng in carrying out the policy of "land to the tiller" and preparing for the establishment of local autonomy in Taiwan.

In 1954, he returned to the post of "administrative member of Taiwan's administrative department" and presided over the power and responsibility Committee.

In 1958, he was elected Minister of the examination.

In 1960, he was transferred to "Minister of education".

In 1965, he served as chairman of the central design assessment committee of the Kuomintang.

In 1968, he was appointed director of the "trapped History Museum" and chairman of the Central Party History Association.

personal works

He is the author of diplomatic issues with Russia, democratic canons and democratic constitutionalism, etc.

Chinese PinYin : Huang Ji Lu