Chen Duxiu's descendants include Chen Yannian, Chen Yuying, Chen Qiaonian, Chen Guangmei, Chen Songnian, Chen Zimei and Chen Hernian.
The eldest son, Chen Yannian (1898-1927), was a member of the Central Committee of the C***, an alternate member of the Politburo, and the secretary of the district committees of Guangdong, Zhejiang and Jiangsu.
The eldest daughter, Chen Yuying (Chen Xiaoxiu) (1900-1928), died in Shanghai after a long illness.
The second son, Chen Qiaonian (1902-1928), served as a member of the Central Committee of the C***, head of the organization department of the C*** Northern District Committee, head of the organization department of the Hubei Provincial Committee, secretary of the Hubei Provincial Committee, and head of the organization department of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee, etc. Chen Qiaonian was killed on June 6, 1928, by the Fenglin Bridge in Longhua, Shanghai.
The third son, Chen Guangmei (1907-1999), lived in seclusion in Shuzhong for a long time, and for historical reasons, this son has never been recognized as Chen Duxiu's son.
The fourth son, Chen Songnian (1910-1990), was a member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC in Anqing, a member of the Anqing Literary and Historical Museum, and a member of the Literary and Historical Museum of Anhui Province.
Youngest daughter Chen Zimei (1912-2004) was an obstetrician and gynecologist. She traveled to the U.S. and Canada via Hong Kong during the Cultural Revolution, and later lived in the U.S. regularly to practice medicine. After her death Chinese Deputy Consul General in New York Cui Aimin went to offer his condolences.
The youngest son, Chen Hernian (1913-2000), was born to a mother, Gao Junman, and his wife, Xu Guixin, with his sister, Chen Zimei. During his studies at Peking University, he was one of the "Three Student Leaders" in Peking at the time, and at the end of 1938, Chen Hernian went to Hong Kong with his wife and children, and then returned to the mainland during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. After winning the war, he settled in Hong Kong again with his family and worked for Sing Tao Daily.
Expanded Information:
Chen Duxiu's Personal Influence:
1. the initiator of the New Culture Movement and the advocate of the first ideological liberation movement in China in the 20th century. He was the first to raise the two banners of democracy and science in Chinese history, and had a great influence on the development of modern Chinese history, which still affects the course of Chinese history.
Founded the magazine New Youth, which is the most influential publication in modern Chinese history, educating and guiding an entire generation.
2. Chen Duxiu was the commander-in-chief of the May Fourth Movement and the ideological guide of the Movement. The influence of the May Fourth Movement in China's modern history is inseparable from the activities, guidance and influence of Chen Duxiu. While highly evaluating the historical achievements of the May Fourth Movement, we cannot forget Chen Duxiu's great historical merits in it.
3. Chen Duxiu was an active propagator of Marxism. Although he did not spread Marxism as early as Li Dazhao, the New Youth magazine he founded was the main position for spreading Marxism at that time, and its important role could not be replaced by any other newspaper.
4. Chen Duxiu was the most important founder of the Chinese ****production party. It is inaccurate to say that Chen Duxiu was one of the founders of the Chinese ****production party. Without Chen Duxiu, there would have been no founding of the C***nese Communist Party in 1921. This alone makes him famous and honorable for thousands of years.
5. Chen Duxiu was the most important leader of the first generation of the leadership of the C***nese Communist Party.
6, Chen Duxiu is the first person in modern Chinese history to y summarize and reflect on the lessons of the Soviet Union and the construction of socialist democracy. With Sun Yat-sen **** thing.
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