Gu Xueqin (1873— 193 1 year), formerly known as Yingfen and alias Qin Xiang, was born in Meixian County, Guangdong Province, 1873+065438, in Panyu. 1904 studied in Japan and was Hu's classmate; 1905 Joined the China Alliance founded by Sun Yat-sen with Hu in Tokyo; 65438-0907, graduated from the Special Department of Hosei University in Japan and returned to China. He used to be the editor of Guangdong Law and Politics School and the secretary of Guangdong Provincial Consultation Bureau, engaged in secret anti-Qing work; 19 1 1 At the beginning of the year, he actively sponsored Huang Xing, Hu and others to prepare for the Huanghuagang Uprising in Guangzhou. 10 After Wuchang Uprising, he served as Secretary General of Guangdong Military Government. 19 12 was appointed as supervisor of Qiong Ya; 19 14. After Sun Yat-sen formed the China Revolutionary Party against Yuan Shikai, he secretly returned to Guangdong with Zhu Zhixin to assist Zhu Zhixin in secret activities; 1August, 923, served as secretary-general of Guangzhou base camp and crusaded against Chen Jiongming with Sun Yat-sen; After 1925, he served as director of the Guangdong Provincial Government Office, finance minister of the National Government, member of the Standing Committee of Nanjing National Government, finance minister, member of the Central Political Consultative Conference, and chief civil servant of the National Government. 193 1 year, Hu was placed under house arrest by Chiang Kai-shek. He and Lin Sen, Xiao Focheng, Deng Zeru and others sent four supervisory committees to electrify against Chiang Kai-shek. In the same year1October 28th, 65438, Gu Xueqin died of tooth extraction infection in Guangzhou at the age of 58. His body was buried in Dongkeng, Baishan Village, Tonghe Township, Shahe, a suburb.
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rángㄖㄤˊ
The way you walk.
Number of strokes: 19, radical: Li, stroke sequence number: 41251251221353453.
xiāngㄒㄧㄤˉ
◎ Ancient "Xiang" helps; Auxiliary.
Number of strokes: 19, radical: Li, stroke sequence number: 41251251221353453.
"Kuā ngrá ng" (Kuā ngrá ng): anxious eyes.