Li Huang

Li Huang

Li Huang (1895-november 15, 1991), whose name is Youchun, is Xuechun, and his party name is 8000. He once changed his name to boqian. Chengdu, Sichuan. He is a scholar, political activist, nationalist and one of the founders of the Chinese Youth Party. In his early years, he studied in the British and French Civil Service School of Chengdu Foreign Affairs Bureau. In 1913, he entered Shanghai Sinian University from Sichuan to Shanghai. In 1918, he joined the young Chinese society. In March 1919, he went to the University of Paris in France to study and got a master's degree in arts. But in the work study program in France, many people were enthusiastic about social activities, and their studies were wasted. Li hengsuan was one of them. In December 1923, he and Zeng Qi, he Luzhi, Li Buwei, Hu Guowei, Zhang Zizhu initiated the organization of the Chinese Youth Party to flaunt nationalism. The next year, he returned to China and founded the weekly Xingshi with Zeng Qi, Zuo Shunsheng, Chen Qitian, Yu Jiaju and Zhang Mengjiu to promote nationalism. In addition, he published a number of articles in Oriental Magazine and other journals. He has been a professor of history in Wuchang University, Peking University and Chengdu University.

Life

After the September 18th Incident, the Chinese Youth Party could change its capital of internal fighting when the country was in crisis and the nation was in danger. It called on the political parties to stop fighting. Li Huang and his party headquarters raised 140000 yuan to go north to resist Japan. They used the money to support the original northeast armed forces, organized Miao Kexiu to lead a volunteer army to fight in the enemy's rear, and instigated Weng Zhaoyuan to lead the first division of the Northeast Army to participate in the Great Wall Anti Japanese war Armed resistance against Japanese aggressors is a tragic and glorious stroke in the history of the youth party. During the Anti Japanese War, he served as a member of the national defense Supreme Committee of the national government, a member of the National Political Council, and chairman of the presidium of the third National Political Council. In 1941, he participated in the organization of China Democratic Political League. During the period, he served as the president of China Daily, presided over the active cooperation between the Sichuan provincial Party headquarters of the Youth Party and the Communist Party and other parties on issues such as anti Japanese and democratic construction, and was known as the "left" in the youth party. In April 1945, on behalf of the youth party, he participated in the Chinese delegation and attended the "constitution making" conference of the United Nations in San Francisco. In 1946, he was appointed as the administrative Councilor and Minister of economy of the executive yuan of the national government. Because of illness, Li Huang also said that he would not join the government because of his different political views He is not in office.

When the mainland was liberated in 1949, Li Huang stayed away from Hong Kong and became a professor of the Chinese Academy of Hong Kong. He was elected as the leader of the "Zhongyuan faction" of the Youth Party and the ruling faction of the Youth Party of China. He participated in the compilation activities of the history of the Republic of China organized by Taiwan, served as the main spokesman, and served as a member of the national policy advisory committee of Taiwan's "presidential palace". He is the author of the Memoirs of xuedunshi. In November 1991, he died in Taipei at the age of 96. He is the oldest member of the youth party, and has witnessed the magnificent modern history of China.

Artistic image

Li Huang is played by Liu Yiwei in the National Day blockbuster the founding of the people's Republic of China.

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