The patriotic upsurge at the beginning of the twentieth century led Liu Qingyang to join the mass movement at an early age and begin his revolutionary life. At the beginning of her work-study in France, Liu Qingyang joined the Communist Party, and after returning to China, she founded China's first daily newspaper with women as the main body of newspapers, "Women's Daily", which launched a fierce attack on the old social system. Although the newspaper lasted only nine months, Liu Qingyang dedicated his life to the women's liberation movement. In the era of surging revolutionary movements, Liu Qingyang dared to be the first and unswervingly devoted himself to calling for women's awakening and striving for women's liberation.
Source: National Women's Voices
![Liu Qingyang, the founder of "Women's Daily", severed the husband and wife relationship with Zhang Shenfu in the face of justice The few female Communist Party members in Tianjin in the early days of the CPC founded "Women's Daily" and severed the husband and wife relationship with Zhang Shenfu in the face of justice[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)