Zhukjing Biography

Author: Zhao Qinxuan
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Zhu Kujing was an outstanding early Communist Party member and a prominent figure during the Great Revolution. During the Northern Expedition, he served as the Party Representative of the Third National Revolutionary Army and concurrently as the Director of the Political Department. At the time of the Nanchang Uprising, he was the Party Representative of the Ninth Army. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, he successively held positions such as Advisor to the Political Department of the New Fourth Army, Director of the War Zone Service Corps, Special Commissioner of the Sub-District 3 of Central Jiangsu, and Director of the Western Zhejiang Administrative Office. In the early stages of the War of Liberation, he served as the Secretary-General of the New Fourth Army and the Director of the Liaison Department of the Shandong Field Army. Due to betrayal, he heroically sacrificed his life just as the national revolution was on the verge of victory. Due to various reasons, his life and deeds have long been little-known. This book collects extensive materials to record Zhu Kujing's pursuit of the truth of saving the nation and its people, his determination to become a communist revolutionary, and his struggle for the freedom and liberation of the Chinese people; his immersion in the tide of the Great Revolution, his heroic deeds during the Northern Expedition; his ten years of historical hardships, his solitary perseverance in Party work; his joining the New Fourth Army and galloping across the Yangtze River, delving into dragon's lairs and tiger's dens; his unwavering struggle while trapped in purgatory, refusing bribery and high-ranking positions, and maintaining his revolutionary integrity throughout his legendary life. It showcases the revolutionary spirit of the martyrs, who remained steadfast despite all hardships and continued the fight until their last breath, giving the martyrs a just historical evaluation.