Chairman Mao received Shen Junru
After the examination of the imperial examination and the examination of the Liberal Arts Hall were announced, the names and places of origin of the new science and technology were solemnly engraved on the "Inscription Monument of the Scholars."
198 Jinshi stele of the Ming and Qing dynasties of the Yuan Dynasty has been found, inscribed with the names, places of origin, ranks of 51,624 Jinshi, and some of them are still intact. It is now in the Confucius Temple and the Guozijian Museum in Beijing.
The "Jinshi Inscription Monument" of the Guozijian Museum can be seen in Shen Junru
Guozijian Museum "Jinshi Inscription Monument"; Yu Qian ranked fifth in the east after the west side; Yuan Chonghuan counts the third monument on the east side; Lin Zexu is the third monument in the west of the second row after the west side. Mr. Shen Junru ranked first in the front row of the west side, as well as Zhang Juzheng, Gao Gong, Weng Tonggong Zeng Guofan, Ji Xiaolan, Liu Yong, Zheng Banqiao, Li Hongzhang, Cai Yuanpei, and so on.
The "Seven Gentlemen" arrested by the Kuomintang government next to Shi Liang were Mr. Shen Lao
Shen Junru (1875---1963) was the only former Qing jinshi who participated in the politics of New China.
He was the last ranked scholar of the late Qing Dynasty. The top three of the list of hall tests were Liu Chunlin, Zhu Ruzhen, and Shang Yanjun. Shen Junru ranked seventy-fifth in the second division. He was awarded the title of Chief of Study in the Guizhou Department of the Criminal Department.
He can write poetry at the age of 7 and Xiucai at the age of 15. In 1903, the township examination was lifted, and the Guangxu Jiachen (1904) temple examination was "born to give the soldiers", and signed the chief of the Guizhou Department of the Punishment Department. In the autumn of 1905, he was sent to Japan to study at the Political Department of the Accelerated Section of Law and Politics of the Private Law and Politics University, and returned to Japan in April 1908.
He has participated in the anti-feudal and anti-warlord struggles of the League, the Kuomintang and other organizations...
In November 1936, together with Zhang Naiqi, Zou Taofen, Li Gongpu, Shi Liang, Wang Zaoshi, and Sha Qianli, they were arrested by the Kuomintang government in the "Seven Gentlemen Case...
After being released from prison after the all-round anti-Japanese resistance, he successively served as the chairman of the Democratic League,
President of the Supreme People's Court of New China,
President of the Supreme People's Court and Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Vice Chairman of the National People's Congress... wait.
Shen Junru can also be regarded as a relative of Premier Zhou Enlai's children, and his grandson Shen Renhua's wife Zhou Bingde is the niece of Premier Zhou Enlai.