March 27, 1984 (February 25), six decades, China's publishing house Hsu says Xin's death. the death of


Hsu says Xin "target =" _blank "> Hsu says Xin (1905-1984) China's publisher. the Jiangsu Wujin born on March 4, 1905. passed away in Beijing on March 27, 1984. formerly known as Xu Liang , pseudonym the Xu Yinqiu Xu taste ice Zhaoxi Qing in 1922 graduated from the Shanghai Chinese vocational schools assist Zou Taofen contractors "Life" magazine in 1926 after the "September 18 Incident", he and Zou Taofen "Life" magazine in words and pictures exposing the atrocities of Japanese aggression. 1932 and Zou Taofen with the founder of Life Bookstore president. Communist Party of China in 1944. "Democracy" magazine after the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, founded in Shanghai and Zhenduo et al. created in 1945 to participate in the Chinese democracy Association, any director. was elected in 1946, the director of the Shanghai Federation of people's organizations. general manager of any life �� reading �� Joint Publishing in Hong Kong in 1948. published in April 1949, the CPC Central Committee Propaganda Department Committee the same year September to attend the first plenary session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC). successive Publication Administration, deputy director of the General Office of the Central People's Government, issued by the Authority president and general manager of Xinhua Bookstore, the Deputy Secretary of the Film Bureau of the Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Culture after the founding of the People's Republic of China Publishing Committee, vice chairman of the Publishers Association of China, member of the Central Committee of the China Democratic League, China Association for Promoting Democracy Central Deputy Secretary-General, the Secretary General of the Fifth Central, the sixth and seventh Vice Chairman of the Central second, third nationwide CPPCC members, the fourth, fifth, sixth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Standing Committee, the first, second, third and fifth National People's Congress.