It was not until the success of the Xinhai Revolution and the abdication of the Qing court that Peng Yizhong was released from Xinjiang to Beijing. He was still ambitious and revived the Beijing Dialect Daily, but people were no longer able to do it. After a few years, he handed the newspaper to liang ji's son, Liang Shuming, the son of his son's own family. From Mr. Liang Shuming, who later fought against Mao Zedong in person, I could faintly see the shadow of his in-laws.
The alternate tongzhi Peng Yizhong, after the Gengzi Incident, suddenly abandoned the official and did not do it, and ran the "Beijing Dialect Daily" in the thirtieth year of Guangxu (1904).
"Beijing Dialect Daily" book shadow
The newspaper often criticized foreigners, denounced the maladministration and bad officials of the imperial court, and at the same time was extremely opposed to the Boxers and disliked the revolutionary parties in the south. Its purpose is simply: to open up the wisdom of the people, to open the wisdom of the soldiers, and to open the wisdom of the officials.
In 1906, the Beijing Dialect Daily had become the most influential newspaper in Beijing, selling more than 10,000 copies a day. Peng Yizhong also ran a "China Daily" and was very busy every day. A friend introduced a Japanese Fujido couple (in fact, her husband is Chinese, named Ren Wenyi, after marrying Fujido Plum, changed his name to Fujido Tomei) to Beijing to find him, and Peng Yizhong arranged them in the backyard of the Beijing Dialect Daily Newspaper. Everything was normal, except that Fujido Tunesmei looked like a person. No one in the north knew that person, except for the spies who had been tailing the Tengtang couple since Tianjin.
The next day, The Head of the Beijing Detective Team, Shi Bolong, came to visit.
He and Fujido Tui talked a lot, and the words were full of words and words. Teng Tang actually followed the tune and talked about his coming to Beijing this time to report to the imperial court to save the fortunes of the country (all crazy talk, this person also claimed to be the illegitimate son of Empress Dowager Cixi in Shanghai). Speron resigned, and soon brought someone to capture Fujido. Peng Yizhong was furious and resolutely refused to make friends. This alarmed the Outer City Police Department and the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
Beijing in 1906
They discussed the results and decided that Fujido Wasui was the person they were looking for, so they arrested Peng Yizhong first, and then arrested Fujido and his wife.
Sun Yat-sen! Fujido looks good, cool Shaw the leader of the Southern Revolutionary Party! But after all, it is just like that, Fujido Hasmy in Beijing has many in-laws who can testify, not to mention that Fujido has become a Japanese citizen, the Japanese Embassy has come forward, and the Police Department has to release it.
The enraged Peng Yizhong, of course, did not spare him and threatened to appeal to the Metropolitan Inspection Court. The Beijing press also launched a concerted attack on the Police Department to illegally arrest reporters and destroy public opinion. The Beijing Police Department is easy to catch a tiger and it is difficult to indulge the tiger, knowing that once Peng Yizhong is released, this person will not give up and give up, plus he usually has a grudge against the "Beijing Dialect Daily", so he set a trap.
They moved Peng Yizhong to an empty house to take care of it, and gave him very preferential treatment, and also allowed Peng's concubines to enter the room to accompany him, and sent a clerk Zhu Lun as a "companion". Peng Yizhong's concubine heard that the police department was unfavorable to Peng's intentions and brought a pistol to defend herself. A few days later, Zhu Lun reported to the police department that Peng Yizhong did not obey the interrogation and opened fire without authorization, injuring the police officer. The Ministry of Civil Affairs immediately assumed the role of the imperial court.
Peng Yizhong and his children
Soon, he was ordered: Peng Yisun (Yi Zhong) was sent to Xinjiang to serve for ten years, and the Beijing Dialect Daily and Zhonghua Bao were sealed. Curiously, Peng's charge was changed to "arbitrarily discussing the government and government, fabricating rumors, echoing the bandit party, and wantonly arguing." It seems that the "Sun Wen incident" is just an introduction. The mastermind of this matter is said to be Yuan Shikai.
Public opinion in Beijing was in an uproar. Many citizens read the "Beijing Dialect Daily" every day, and have long regarded Peng Yizhong as a good friend, plus Peng often goes to the theater garden to give speeches, and there are too many people who know him to count. But who can change the will of empress dowager Xi? On the day of departure, Beijing citizens gathered at the Great Buddha Temple, reaching thousands of people, and the gift of Cheng Yi was not counted. There was also a "speaker" of the "Beijing Dialect Daily" who was drunk and voluntarily accompanied Peng Yizhong to the Xinjiang Shu Institute.
It was not until the success of the Xinhai Revolution and the abdication of the Qing court that Peng Yizhong was released to Beijing. He was still ambitious and revived the Beijing Dialect Daily, but people were no longer able to do it. After a few years, he handed the newspaper to liang ji's son, Liang Shuming, the son of his son's own family. From Mr. Liang Shuming, who later fought against Mao Zedong in person, I could faintly see the shadow of his in-laws.
Yang Zhao's "New Chronicle of History Series" of "Wild History (Revised Edition)" and "Talking About History"
Life, Reading, and New Knowledge Triptych Bookstore, April 2015