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Wang was enlightened by Gao Garden Private School when he was young. After the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, the Reform Movement of 1898 failed, and Eight-Nation Alliance attacked Beijing, which deeply affected his young mind. In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1908), he was admitted to Chengdu Tongsheng Normal School Preparatory School. At that time, the school was the main place for revolutionary activities in central Sichuan. Many new intellectuals studying in Japan teach here and often educate students on the principle of saving the country and strengthening the country. Under the influence of his strong patriotism, Wang gradually established the lofty ideal of overthrowing the imperial system, creating a republic and rejuvenating China, and soon joined the League.

In the third year (19 1 1), Wang was promoted to study in Tongshan Teachers College. After graduation in the fourth year of the Republic of China (19 15), Yin recommended him as the principal of Xicheng Primary School to Governor Yang Cangbai. When the governor met him, he asked about the countermeasures to revitalize education and quell bandits, and answered plausibly, and then drafted a plan to treat bandits, which won the appreciation of the governor. Soon, Yin recommended him as the governor of Gulin County. After he took office, he actively rectified the bureaucracy and put down bandits, which won the hearts of the people.

In AD 6 (19 17), the first provincial conference of Sichuan Province was held in Chengdu, and Wang Dang was elected as a member of the provincial conference. At this time, Mianzhu County ordered Wang Zuo to send house donations randomly in urban areas, collect young crops tax horizontally in rural areas, and even forced farmers to grow opium by paying the government a "lazy donation" for not growing opium. Wang hated this, took photos of the tobacco planting scene, complained to the provincial government, the National Association for Smoking Prohibition and international organizations for quitting smoking, and forced the Sichuan authorities to dismiss Mianzhu county magistrate, but Wang was also framed and forced to leave the provincial council. Later, he moved to Guangzhou and Shanghai. In the 9th year of the Republic of China (1920), I called on Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Yuexiu Mansion, Guangzhou, and had frequent contacts with * * * * people, and accepted the socialist theory.

In September of the Republic of China 15 (1926), Wang returned to Chengdu. At this time, it was the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and the revolutionary storm swept across the country. He accepted instructions from the Kuomintang Provincial Party Department in Lianhuachi (the left wing of the Kuomintang) in Chongqing and returned to Mianzhu to preside over party affairs. In the winter of the same year, the Chongqing Local Committee of the Communist Party of China sent Li to Mianzhu to carry out work. Wang cooperated closely and introduced, Zhang Zhi, Shi and other Communist Youth League members to assist in the work.

After the "April 12th Incident" in the Republic of China 16 (1927), there was an anti-communist countercurrent in China. Qirong Zeng, the commander of Mianzhu police, took the opportunity to instigate the plainclothes thugs to unite with the Rightists, rally the local ruffians, and destroyed the Kuomintang Mianzhu County Party Department on May 1 day. Wang et al. 1 1 were arrested and escorted to Mianyang Sun. After a long and arduous struggle, Wang has a clearer understanding of the ferocious face of the Kuomintang reactionaries and a firmer revolutionary will to devote himself to the cause of communism. In June of the Republic of China, introduced by Zhang Xiushu and others, he attended China. At the beginning of the Republic of China 17 (1928), Wang was sent by the Special Committee of Western Sichuan of the Communist Party of China and secretly returned to Mianzhu to participate in the organization of peasant armed riots, and established the Soviet base area in northwest Sichuan in Mianzhu. Wang used his social influence to mobilize and organize revolutionary forces from all walks of life in Mianzhu area, and established the "Women's Tide Branch" and the "Newborn People's Guidance Society", in which party member and Communist Youth League members were developed. At the same time, revolutionary groups such as student unions, trade unions, farmers' associations and friends of Su Hong have been established in urban and rural areas. An Action Committee for Peasant Armed Riots led by Mianzhu County Committee of the Communist Party of China was established, with Li, secretary of the county party Committee, as the chief commander and Wang and Zhang Minkuan as the deputy commanders. On July 4 of that year, farmers from four townships besieged the county seat. Because member Tan prepared to report the reactionary military police in urban and rural areas, the riot failed, and the main leaders of the Action Committee, Li, Li and Sharla Cheung Kuan, were trapped in Hanwang Zizyphus jujube tree and died. Wang was forced to retreat from Shifang, but he still secretly returned to Mianzhu and Anxian to rectify the party organization. In the Republic of China 19 (1930), after failing to participate in the "Guanghan Uprising", he was raided by Shuangliu Garrison.

After the "Xi Incident", the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China strengthened the United front work for the upper class in Sichuan. At that time, in order to resist Chiang Kai-shek's further control of Sichuan, Liu Xiang was willing to unite against Japan. After the activities of the Sichuan Party Organization of the Communist Party of China and the recommendation of Dr. Spin Liu Xiang and Qiao Yifu, Wang's classmate, Wang was appointed as the consultant of Sichuan Shoujing Office, representing Liu Xiang Yan 'an. During his four months in Yan 'an, he was received by Chairman Mao many times. Chairman Mao highly appreciated the determination of the Sichuan Army to resist Japan, and made many important instructions for him to convey to Liu Xiang. During this period, thanks to Wang's efforts, wireless telecommunication between Yan 'an and Chengdu was able to communicate, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China's ideas were conveyed in time, and the work of the Chinese Communist Party's anti-Japanese national united front in Sichuan was strengthened.

In the 28th year of the Republic of China (1939), Wang became the director of the Sichuan Guidance Office, making this anti-Japanese and anti-people organization a stronghold to cover the activities of the people and revolutionaries. The editorial department of Loud Weekly, founded by Comrade Che Yaoxian, was once located here, and leading comrades of the underground party of the Communist Party of China, such as Luo Shiwen and Zhang Xiushu, often meet here. In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), Wang was hired by Yin Zhi, president of Sichuan Relief Association, and returned to Mianzhu, where he founded the first children's reformatory in the province in Jingzhongguan, south of the city. He adopted more than 0/00 displaced children in the war zone/KLOC, rented 60 mu of land and worked part-time.

3 1 (1942) was appointed as the director of Puji Hall and the director of bacon match factory by Zhang Lan, chairman of Chengdu Cihui Hall. Take care of the lives of hundreds of lonely elderly people in Pujitang after taking office. Match factory is an important economic source of Cihuitang, and its operation is directly related to the development of charity in this province. Therefore, he tried his best to run the match factory well. When he founded an education institute and ran a match factory, he still adopted the strategy of "grey outside and red inside" and actively carried out the party's work.