19 1 1 year, Xie came to Wenzhou (Yongjia County at that time) and was admitted to the tenth middle school of the province (Wenzhou Middle School). But soon after entering school, he and other children from Nanxi Mountain were discriminated and bullied by several seniors. Xie was very angry. He refuted the other side's fallacy, but was expelled from school on the charge of "radical thinking". At that time, his fellow countryman Hu taught at the First Normal School of Hangzhou Province (now Hangzhou Senior Middle School), and Xie came to Hangzhou and entered the school after passing the placement examination.
19 17. After graduation, Xie Shifan returned to his hometown and presided over Yantou Middle School (later Yantou Central Primary School in Yongjia County). He hired progressive teachers, selected progressive teaching materials, enthusiastically educated and trained students, and fought resolutely against the evil forces in his hometown. At the same time, teachers in Hangzhou and Shanghai are often used to contact their younger brothers and sisters, read progressive books and periodicals, and publicize revolutionary ideas among teachers and students. Jin and Li Dezhao, who later became famous revolutionary martyrs, were both students of Yantou Middle School he sponsored.
19 19. Xie left his hometown and returned to Shanghai to participate in the May 4th Movement in Shanghai and work in the magazine New Youth sponsored by Chen Duxiu. 1920, Xie joined the socialist youth league. In 192 1, China has been added. In the summer of the same year, he went to Moscow Oriental Workers' Communist University to study.
1923, Xie returned to China with Soviet consultant Bao Luoting as secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. As a translator and the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China staff, he helped Dr. Sun Yat-sen reorganize the Kuomintang in Guangzhou, and made contributions to the first cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.
/kloc-in the autumn of 0/924, Xie was ordered to return to his hometown, publicize the revolution, develop party member, and set up the earliest party organization in southern Zhejiang-Wenzhou Independent Branch of the Communist Party of China. In Yongjia City (now Wenzhou City) and Nanxi (now Yantou, Yantan and other districts in Yongjia County), he carried out revolutionary propaganda to workers, farmers and intellectual youth by visiting relatives and friends, inviting discussion and speaking at the conference. From the winter of 1924 to the spring of 1925, Xie personally introduced more than 30 people to join the China and Wenzhou Socialist Youth League.
After the establishment of the Wenzhou Independent Branch of the Communist Party of China, it was directly led by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and later led by the Shanghai (Jiangsu and Zhejiang) District Committee. After Xie was transferred to Shanghai to engage in the workers' movement, he still often cared about and guided the development of the work of "keeping warm alone". He also often sent documents and revolutionary books and periodicals from Shanghai to members of Wen, such as Zheng Yachen, Jin and Li Dezhao, through the teahouse on board.
1925, the May 30th massacre occurred in Shanghai. At that time, Xie served as the deputy director of the General Affairs Section of the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions. Together with Li and Li, he mobilized and organized workers, held strikes and demonstrations, and often made speeches at mass meetings. In September, Xie became a member of the Party Committee of Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions.
1In April, 926, Xie was appointed as a member of the Shanghai Regional Committee of the Communist Party of China. Before that, he also served as secretary of Cao Jiadu, Yangshupu and other departments. In July, he was transferred to the CPC Nanjing prefectural party committee secretary. Xie did a lot of revolutionary work in Shanghai, Nanjing, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places, and also participated in organizing and leading three armed uprisings of Shanghai workers.
1927 On February 9th, the plenary session of Shanghai prefectural committee discussed the preparations for the first congress of Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and decided to organize a committee on political issues, a committee on workers' issues and a committee on proposal review, with Xie, Zhang Zuochen as directors. Xie is also a member of two other committees. At the meeting, the general election list of the Shanghai Regional Committee of the Communist Party of China was put forward, and Xie was still listed as one of the candidates for the official membership of 13. On June 16, the Shanghai Regional Committee held its first plenary meeting after the change of membership. The Committee members divided their work and decided to put the local party organizations in Zhenjiang under the leadership of the Nanjing District Committee with Xie as its secretary.
1927 At 2 am on April 1 1 Sunday, Zhao Huchen, the captain of the detective brigade of Nanjing Public Security Bureau, led a team to arrest Xie et al. 10. In prison, Kuomintang reactionaries used extremely cruel punishment on them, but Xie and others would rather die than surrender. Finally Chiang Kai-shek ordered Zhao Huchen and others to kill them. Xie and his comrades were killed and put into sacks, while others were put into sacks filled with lime and stabbed to death with bayonets. The body of the martyr was transported to Jiulong Bridge outside Tongji Gate in Nanjing and thrown into Qinhuai River.