Zheng Ze

Zheng Ze

Zheng Ze, Xiao Xiang, Mao Tang. Qing Guangxu 21 years (1895) was born in Guiyi Bureau Ao Huatang. He graduated from Changjun Middle School and then studied in Zhili provincial higher technical school.

In 1917, he went to Japan for further study. In November of that year, the United States and Japan colluded with each other to conclude the Lansing ishing agreement, which violated China's sovereignty and returned to Shanghai to participate in the petition, calling for the salvation of the country and the people. In 2008, he went to Tokyo Normal University to study. In 15 years, he returned home to join the northern expedition. He was the principal of Hunan No.1 Senior High School in 17 years. The next year, he returned to Kyushu Imperial University. After 22 years of study, he returned to China and served as a professor in Sichuan, West China, Union Medical College and other universities. After the outbreak of the Anti Japanese War, he went to the northwest of Hunan Province to guide the people's training. Later he was the president of Dongkou Normal University. In 32, he returned to Xiangyin as the principal of the county high school. The next year, Xiangyin County was occupied by the Japanese, and students were scattered to Zhongyu and Jiufeng to teach. Zheng Ze braved the heat and cold, and went back and forth to inspect. Some people advised him to rest for a while, Zheng Ze said: "there is no talent without education, and there is no talent to save China, how can we slack off"! In 1950, Guan Ze studied in Zhongyuan University and later served as a member of the Jiangxi Provincial Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference and counselor of the Counselor's office. In June 1959, he died in Nanchang and his ashes were buried in his hometown.