Zhu Aizhou (1902— 1940), whose real name is Binglian, was born in Luoyang, Ganyu County (now Ganyu District). 19 18 was admitted to the 11th Middle School of Jiangsu Province, and 1922 was admitted to the Beijing Senior Police Academy. After graduation, he served as the police chief of Kuomintang county, the county executive battalion chief and the county government secretary. 1936, served as the head of the third marine police district in Jiangsu. 1938+ 10 In October, Zhu became the county magistrate of Ganyu County of Kuomintang. 1940 Late at night on March 22, the Japanese army suddenly attacked Zhu Aizhou's headquarters, and Zhu Aizhou died heroically. At the age of 39, his grave is now located in Zhuzhuang Village, Luo Yang Town, Ganyu District. 1983165438+1On October 24th, the People's Government of Jiangsu Province ratified Zhu Aizhou as a revolutionary martyr. His grandchildren Zhu and Zhu (Zhu, 1975 February 19-) are both translators and writers in Taiwan Province province. They are translators of the Dragon Gun series (published in The Third Wave), the The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Hobbit and Star Wars series, and have been well received by the media and some of them.