1898 1 year old
On May 26 (the seventh day of the fourth lunar month), he was born in Longshan Town, Zhenhai County, Zhejiang Province (now Cixi City, Zhejiang Province).
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1914 16 years old
At his own expense, he published small newspapers and periodicals such as "Little Shanghai", "Novel Forest", and "Funny Forest", but died soon after due to lack of experience and funds.
1915 17 years old
Began to use the pen name "Jinglu".
1916 18 years old
He went to Tianjin to work as a supplement editor of the Citizen Daily, and soon became a news editor.
1919 At the age of 21
He served as the editor of the "National Salvation Daily", the organ newspaper of the Shanghai Federation of Ten People's Liberation League.
1920 Aged 22
He joined Taidong Book Company as an editor and officially entered the publishing industry.
On March 15, "New Novel" was launched, with Zhang Jinglu as the editor-in-chief and wrote "Inaugural Words".
In June, the Outline of the History of Chinese Fiction was published.
1921 23 years old
In May, together with Shen Yanbing, Zheng Zhenduo, Wang Zhongxian, Ouyang Yuqian, etc., he founded the People's Drama Society, founded the monthly magazine "Drama", put forward the slogan of People's Drama, and asked the theater to serve the workers.
In August, he edited and published Guo Moruo's poetry collection "Goddess".
In October, on the recommendation of Zhao Nangong, he joined the Shanghai United News Agency founded by Li Cishan as a field reporter.
On November 8, he published the <悲惨世界>article "Explanation on Peace" in the "Republic <章太炎白话文>of China Daily".
On November 9, he co-founded the "Shanghai News Reporter Gathering" with 27 people, including Weng Jiyun, Xu Dachun, Su Yile, Yu Zhijie, Zhang Dianshu, Yan Gesheng, Ge Gongzhen, Zhou Xiao'an, Cao Gubing, Pei Guoxiong, Hu Zhongzhi, Xie Jiezi, Fei Gongxia and Hou Kejiu.
1922 Aged 24
Zhang Jinglu's first personal fiction collection "Me and Her-Husband and Wife" was published.
Edited and published "Yinmeng Lake" translated by Guo Moruo and Qian Junxu.
On October 7, Zhang Jinglu, Wang Beiping, Zhang Chuanchou and others participated in the establishment of Ningbo "Qiyi Weekly", and served as the editor, the newspaper was sponsored by the Ningbo Qiyi Alumni Association, the purpose of the newspaper is "to seek happiness for Ningbo people, to make fair judgments based on conscience, but to benefit Sangzi, then sacrifice everything is not counted, fortunately fellow villagers pay attention to it." Up to 5,000 copies per issue.
Zhang Jinglu, "Outline of the History of Chinese Novels"
1923 25 years old
Because of Li Zhengwu's relationship, he entered the Shanghai "Business Daily" as a communication secretary, and worked with Chen Bui, Pan Gongzhan, Zhu Zongliang, etc.
1924 26 years old
He served as the editor of the "Local News" of Shanghai Business Daily.
In April, Zhang Jinglu's personal novel collection "Unrequited Love" was published by the China Literary Association.
On August 23, he and Wang Beiping founded the "Ningbo Weekly", Wang Beiping served as the manager, Zhang Jinglu served as the chief writer of the weekly, and the weekly newspaper was issued to the Ningbo compatriots in Shanghai for the purpose of "contacting the feelings of fellow villagers, seeking happiness in Sangzi, giving full play to fair speech, and recording the true news", and the newspaper was changed to "Ningbo Three Days" after the issue of Volume 2 No. 3 on March 14, 1925.
1925 27 years old
On October 2, he joined the Shanghai Journalism Society, a mass organization initiated and established by Shanghai journalism professionals.
On August 20, he cooperated with Shen Songquan and Lu Fang to establish Guanghua Bookstore and served as the manager.
On September 16, the semi-monthly magazine "Flood" founded by Zhou Quanping was republished by Guanghua Book Company.
On December 16, Guanghua Book Company began to distribute the "New Women" magazine published by the New Women's Society.
1926 28 years old
On January 1, the magazine "New Era" edited by Lionroar Club was published.
On May 1, the semi-monthly magazine "New Art" edited by the Art Society was published.
The head of the Hurricane Club will be Gao Changhong
On October 10, Guanghua Book Company began to publish the weekly "Hurricane" edited and republished by Hurricane Society.
On the same day, the "Volcano Monthly" edited by the Volcano Literature and Art Society was published.
He traveled to Nanchang with Shen Songquan and founded the Nanchang Branch of Guanghua Bookstore.
A collection of personal fiction "Falling Ying and Crazy Butterfly" was published by Mass Books.
1927 Aged 29
On February 16, the ninth issue of the first volume of "Phantom Continent" magazine edited by Ye Lingfeng and Pan Hannian began to be published.
On February 22, Zhang Jinglu began to participate in the editing of the small newspaper "Yanshi Bao" in Shanghai.
In May, his personal book "Jiangxi Finance after the Revolution" was published by Guanghua Book Company.
On July 16, it established a joint venture with Hong Xuefan to establish a modern bookstore.
The original issue of "Chinese Publisher: Zhang Jinglu", People's Publishing House, October 2022 edition
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Editor in charge: Chu Xintong
About the Author
Pengfei Wang, Ph.D., Professor. He is currently working at the School of Journalism and Communication, Henan University. Ph.D., Department of Chinese, East China Normal University, Postdoctoral Fellow, Oxford International Publishing Research Center, UK, Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Information Management, Nanjing University. His research interests include modern literary journals, publishing culture, and new media. His main works include "Research on Isolated Island Literary Periodicals" and "Shanghai School Literature" (co-author), etc., and edited and selected Xiao Hongjuan, Shi Tuojuan, Xiao Jun and Luo Binji Volumes of "Publishing Studies" and "100 Libraries of Maritime Literature". He is also a member of the National Steering Committee for Graduate Education in Publishing, the Secretary-General of the Editorial and Publishing Research Committee of the Chinese Journalism History Society, and a member of the Steering Committee for Teaching Publishing in Colleges and Universities.
Qiao Xiaopeng is a lecturer at the School of Journalism and Communication of Yangzhou University and a Ph.D. at Nanjing University. His research interests include the history of modern Chinese publishing and the study of publishing education.
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