Wang Xun

Wang Xun

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Wang Xun (1863-1929), whose name is Yunting, was born in maihe village, Wangzhuang Township, Lijin County, Shandong Province. He was the leader of the peasant uprising. He was upright, generous, courageous and not afraid of violence. He was praised by the masses.

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Wang Xun (1863-1929), named Yunting, was born in maihe village, Wangzhuang Township, Lijin County, Shandong Province. The leader of the peasant uprising. He is upright, generous, courageous and not afraid of violence, which is praised by the masses.

Wang Gou was absent from school when he was young and worked hard in agriculture. In 1904, he went to yulongzui, dongwa, Lijin to harvest wild plants. He found that there was a lot of wasteland and fertile soil. So they asked their relatives and friends to intercede with each other in the county yamen. They allocated 23 hectares of territory to landless farmers. From then on, his family gradually became rich. Wang Xunzhou often helped the poor with grain. At the end of the new year, he generously helped the families without grain, donated money to run the school, donated grain and grass to build the Yellow River Levee. In 1913, Wang Yuanlu, the governor of Lijin County, together with Niu Xianzhou, the director of the Bureau of land reclamation, raided people's property in the name of land lease inspection. Wang Xun led more than 2000 peasants to encircle the county government and resist the donation, forcing the county officials to stop the land lease inspection.

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1914

Because of the drought in Lijin and the loss of agricultural income, the county government lied about the harvest and forced them to pay taxes according to the situation of eight years old. The farmers were hungry and cold, and countless people sold their children. In the spring of the next year, Wang Xun organized more than 200 poor households in several neighboring villages to eat "rich households". First, he offered food for himself, and then he led everyone to eat in other villages to make a living. The county government sent soldiers to disperse the poor people led by Wang Xun. Officials and gentry colluded with each other to collect excessive taxes, so Wang Xun directed the struggle against Huang Liyou, the county governor. On April 29, Wang Xun led more than 3000 farmers to encircle the county with farm implements, which made Huang Liyou close the city gate. In the autumn of the same year, Huang was replaced.

1923

In yulongzui, dongwa, Lijin, Wang Xun met Zhou Hongxiang (nicknamed Zhou tietou) of Shouguang county and Dong Laipeng of Wei County, two "red spear club" masters. In order to prevent bandits and eliminate traitors and make the masses live in peace, Wang Xun invited Zhou and Dong to the village to help them practice martial arts and build a "spear club". Wang Xun was chosen as the president. The organization of "red gun society" expanded rapidly in rural areas of Lijin.

1927

Relying on the power of the county magistrate, Lin Zhenhai, the leader of the County Department, bullied the people and committed many evils, which the masses hated deeply. In order to eliminate the violence and pacify the people, Wang Gou led more than a thousand members of the "red spear club" to besiege the county, broke into the county office and executed Lin Zhenhai. When the "Red Gun Club" was out of the city, the masses beat gongs and drums to send each other off.

Summer of 1929

Wang Xun was invited to lead more than 100 members of the "red spear club" to laoguanzhao village in Putai county to wipe out the remaining evils of Zhang Zongchang, a warlord in Shandong Province. Because of the enemy's plot, Wang Xun was trapped and burned to death. He was 66 years old.