Li Bomin

Li Bomin

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Li Bomin, also known as Li Zhenxiang, was born in Lijia lane, Yuqi, Wuxi County in 1909

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In the summer of 1924, he graduated from the fifth higher primary school in Wuxi County and was admitted to the third normal school of Jiangsu Province (now Luoshe Normal School of Jiangsu Province). Later, he dropped out of school because of his poor family and worked as a scribe in Shanghai Liji foreign company. Since the 18th year of the Republic of China, he has been teaching in tongjiaqiao primary school in Danyang, maoziqiao primary school in Dongbei Tang, Wuxi, and Cai's primary school in beimenwai. Together with hang Wei, Lu Jingshan, etc., he published "little baby" and "children's news" (weekly newspaper), wrote reviews on current affairs and geographical profiles, carried out Anti Japanese and national salvation education, and actively participated in the petition struggle of Wuxi primary school teachers against salary deduction and asking for better treatment. In the summer of the 24th year of the Republic of China, he and Qian Qiuwei and other progressive teachers initiated the Wuxi Anti Japanese anti smuggling alliance. After the 129th movement, the masses from all walks of life were mobilized to Wuxi railway station to express their sympathy to the Shanghai students and the Nanjing petition group to support the students' patriotic struggle. In March of the 25th year of the Republic of China, he, together with Lu Jingshan and Zhou Qiuye, initiated and organized Wuxi New Culture Research Association. In June, he also established Wuxi Esperanto Association. On August 23, Wuxi society was founded with Chen peisan, Zhang Xichang, Qian Qiuwei and Zhou Qiuye. Li Bomin is the president of the Council of the society. After the establishment of the society, it held a situation report meeting, organized a propaganda team, and opened a "current affairs understanding" column in the supplement of Renbao to publicize the Anti Japanese and national salvation movement. On November 1, more than 500 people from all walks of life in Wuxi were organized to hold a memorial meeting for Mr. Lu Xun in primary school attached to Wuxi Normal University. The frequent activities of Wuxi society attracted the attention of Wuxi authorities of Kuomintang. On January 28, the 26th year of the Republic of China, Li Bomin and others were arrested and transferred to Zhenjiang in February. They insisted on patriotism and innocence and fought tit for tat with the Kuomintang authorities. After his release in June, Li Bomin continued to engage in the Anti Japanese and national salvation movement. After the July 7th incident, he went to Shanghai to participate in the training course for national salvation officers organized by the national salvation Federation. In late July, he returned to Wuxi and participated in the organization of Wuxi youth anti enemy support association. He was elected as the executive director and was responsible for propaganda, fund-raising, rescue and other work. In late November of the 26th year of the Republic of China, Li Bomin served as the leader of the second team of Wuxi youth anti enemy exile service group, leading the team to Nanchang Office of the New Fourth Army. At the beginning of the Republic of China, he took part in the political training class of the New Fourth Army, and later was sent to work in Jiujiang area. He joined the Communist Party of China in March and April of the same year. Soon, he served as the Party branch secretary of the second team of the field work team of Jiangxi Youth Service Corps. In the early 28 years of the Republic of China, the front Committee was established in Xingan County, Jiangxi Province. Li Bomin served as secretary and led the Anti Japanese and national salvation movements in seven counties, including Xingan and Fengcheng. In the summer of the same year, he changed his name to Li Baiwen and worked secretly in Yunhe County, Zhejiang Province, under the cover of the director of the second nursery of the Zhejiang branch of the wartime child care association. In February and March of 1930, Li Bomin was arrested by Jiangxi constitutional police and held in Shangrao concentration camp. In June of the 31st year of the Republic of China, the concentration camp was transferred to Jianyang, Fujian Province. Martyr Li Bomin participated in the Anti Japanese and national salvation movement after the September 18th Incident. He was one of the founders and backbones of Wuxi society and Wuxi youth anti enemy support association. In 1937, during the "August 13" Anti Japanese war in Songhu, he led a delegation to Shanghai to express his sympathy to the Anti Japanese soldiers. Later, he organized Wuxi Anti Japanese youth exile service group to go south to carry out Anti Japanese propaganda, and then got in touch with the New Fourth Army Office in Nanchang. In January 1938, he participated in the work of the third brigade of Jiangxi Youth Service Corps. In March of the same year, he joined the Communist Party of China. He led the team in Jiujiang. In January 1939, he was incorporated into the first brigade and served as member of the organization committee of the CPC branch and leader of the third administrative group. In March, after the fall of Nanchang, he led a delegation to Jiangxi for new activities and served as secretary of the Communist Party branch of the first brigade of the second regiment of the Jiangxi youth anti enemy support association propaganda and consolation work group. In April, he served as secretary of the Front Work Committee of the new cadres of the Communist Party of China. He carried out Anti Japanese and national salvation work in Xingan, Fengcheng, Qingjiang and other counties, and was secretly wanted by the Kuomintang authorities. In 1940, Li Baiwen, a pseudonym, worked in Lishui, Yunhe and Ruian of Zhejiang Province as the teaching director of the second wartime nursing home of Zhejiang Province, and was one of the leaders of the Ruian County Committee of the Communist Party of China. In early 1941, he was arrested by a spy. In March 1942, he was transferred to Shangrao concentration camp, where he was tortured to death by the enemy.

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