As can be seen from Ye Chuchen's resume, Ye Chuchen was a famous poet and political activist in the Republic of China. 1887 was born in wuxian county, Jiangsu province. Ye Chuchen's original name is Shan Ye, and the line character is his word, and there is a small character called Xiaofeng.

Ye Chuchen's resume shows that 1902, he was admitted to Nanyang Public College with excellent results. He had already joined the League. 19 12 When the Republic of China was founded, Ye Chuchen also founded different newspapers and periodicals in Shanghai. 19 16 years, he also founded the Republic of China Daily with Shao Lizi, with Ye Chuchen as the editor-in-chief. At that time, Ye Chuchen severely criticized Yuan Shikai's claim to the throne.

1924 1 month, elected as the first central ruling member of the Kuomintang. 1925 raised objections at the Xishan conference. He opposed Sun Yat-sen's policy of uniting with the Communist Party. After the outbreak of the Northern Expedition, Ye Chuchen served in Chiang Kai-shek's headquarters. 1927, in the "April 12th" incident, Ye Chuchen also participated. Later, the Nanjing National Government was established, and he served as a member of the government and attended founding ceremony. Later, he served as chairman of the Jiangsu provincial government, propaganda minister and secretary general of the Kuomintang Central Party Department. 1935 served as the vice president of the legislative yuan of the Kuomintang government. Then he died in Shanghai on 1946.

Ye Chuchen is pronounced Yeh Chan or Ye Chuchen. There are two pronunciations, because there are two pronunciations in Ye Chuchen, namely Chang or Chen.