1, Zou Taofen (1895165438+1October 5-1July 24, 944), male, Han nationality, whose real name is Enrun, whose real name is Yin Shu, once used to be Li Jinqing. Originally from Shatang Village, Dukou Village Committee, Huangxi Town, Yujiang District, Yingtan City, Jiangxi Province, 1895, from Yong 'an, Fujian Province. Journalists and publishers in modern China.

2.65438-0922, served as the editorial director of China Vocational Education Association founded by Huang Yanpei, and began to engage in educational editing. 1926, he took over as the editor-in-chief of Life Weekly, argued for the just public opinion with a sharp pen, and attacked the dark forces.

3. 193 1 After the September 18th Incident, Zou Taofen devoted himself to the Shanghai Anti-Japanese National Salvation Movement. 193565438+In February, he and Shen Junru, Li and others organized and established the Shanghai Cultural Salvation Society. 1936165438+10, in order to put out the domestic anti-Japanese fire, the Kuomintang arrested seven people, including Shen Junru and Zou Taofen, who led the anti-Japanese national salvation movement, resulting in the Seven Gentlemen incident, which was strongly opposed by the people all over the country, including Soong Ching Ling, He Xiangning and other celebrities. After Zou Taofen was released from prison, he moved to Chongqing, Hankou, Hong Kong and other places to continue his patriotic salvation work.

4. 1943 secretly went back to Shanghai for medical treatment because of ear cancer. 1944 died in Shanghai Hospital (now Shanghai Second People's Hospital) on July 24th at the age of 48.

5.65438-0956, the Shanghai Municipal Government funded the restoration of Zou Taofen's former residence and established the Taofen Memorial Hall next door. In 2009, Zou Taofen was named 100 as one of the hero models who made outstanding contributions to the founding of New China.