Since the War of Resistance Began

Zou Taofen was an outstanding Chinese journalist, political commentator, and publisher. He studied at Fuzhou Industrial University, the primary school affiliated with Shanghai Nanyang Public School, and Nanyang Public School’s middle division. In 1919, he transferred from the electrical and mechanical engineering program in Nanyang Public School’s upper division to the liberal arts program at St. John’s University in Shanghai. In 1922, he became head of the editorial department at the China Vocational Education Association, founded by Huang Yanpei and others, beginning his career in education and publishing. In 1926, he took over as editor-in-chief of Life Weekly. With his sharp pen, he championed justice in public discourse and denounced the forces of darkness. He was later named one of the 100 heroes and exemplary figures who made outstanding contributions to the founding of New China. This book is one of the author’s representative works.