Today's column "Striving for a Hundred Years, Setting Sail for a New Journey, Counting Popular Figures" takes you to know a major representative of the CPC: He Shuheng.
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He Shuheng was born in 1876 in Ningxiang City, Hunan Province, and in 1913 he was admitted to the Hunan Provincial First Normal Training Workshop. In April 1918, he and Mao Zedong and others initiated the organization of the Xinmin Society, and in 1920, he jointly initiated the establishment of the early communist organization in Hunan.
In July 1921, He Shuheng attended the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China and became one of the founders of the party.
After the Ma-Ri Incident in 1927, He Shuheng went to Shanghai to establish an underground printing factory for the party and insisted on a secret struggle. In November 1931, He Shuheng entered the Central Revolutionary Base Area and was elected as a member of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Soviet Republic, serving as a provisional central government workers' and peasants' procuratorial people's commissar, acting minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and chairman of the provisional Supreme Court.
In October 1934, after the Long March of the main force of the Central Red Army, He Shuheng was ordered to stay in the central revolutionary base area and persist in guerrilla warfare. On February 24, 1935, on the way from Jiangxi to Fujian, He Shuheng died heroically during the battle of Changting, at the age of 59.
Li Meiling, deputy director of the Party History Teaching and Research Department of the Party School of the Hunan Provincial CPC Committee: Comrade He Shuheng is a staunch Marxist, with a heroic and fearless revolutionary spirit, a noble character of being bright and upright, and a fine style of seeking truth and being pragmatic, and his brilliant deeds and heroic spirit will always inspire us. (Reporters Zhang Wenlei, Jiang Qi, Fu Lei, Wen Shengqiang)
(Edited by Yang Yalan)