Song Jiao Ren (1882-1965438+March 20th, 2003), a fisherman, Han nationality, from Taoyuan, Hunan. He was a great pioneer of China's democratic revolution and the founder of the Republic of China. 1904 organized a Hua Xing Hui in Changsha with Huang Xing and Chen Tianhua, and went into exile in Japan after the failed uprising. /kloc-joined the league in Japan in 0/905 and wrote for People's Daily. 19 10 years to191/kloc-0 years as the editor-in-chief of Shanghai Democracy Daily. In July, he and Tan Renfeng and others organized the Central League to instigate an armed uprising centered on the Yangtze River basin. After the Revolution of 1911, he participated in the preparation of the interim government. 19 12 served as the president of Nanjing Provisional Government Law Society and participated in the North-South peace talks. In May, he became the director-general of agriculture and forestry in Beijing. In August, the League was reorganized into the Kuomintang and served as the acting chairman. Advocate "responsible cabinet" and party politics, and oppose Yuan Shikai's autocracy. 19 13 On February 4th, the Senate and the House of Representatives were re-elected, and the Kuomintang won 392 seats, accounting for an absolute majority. Song hoped to establish a responsible cabinet as the majority party to curb Yuan Shikai's autocracy. Before the formal meeting of the parliament, he personally went to the provinces in the Yangtze River valley to publicize and speak, creating public opinion for establishing a responsible cabinet and realizing democratic politics. 19 13 On March 20th, on the eve of the National Congress, Yuan Shikai ordered Zhao Bingjun to send someone to follow him to the Shanghai Railway Station, waiting for an opportunity to assassinate Song. He died two days later at the age of 32. After the "Song case" was exposed, Sun Yat-sen returned to Shanghai from Japan and advocated "fighting for Yuan by force" immediately to carry out the second revolution.