Yongli Houkun——collected Works in Commemoration of Zhang Yonghe

Zhang Yonghe (1902-1992), also known as Zhang Zhizhong, was a native of Luxi County, Yunnan Province. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1925 while studying in the Department of Electrical Engineering at Nanyang University in Shanghai. He was the first Party branch secretary in the history of Jiaotong University and the first generation of communists to spread the revolutionary fire in Yunnan Province in the early days of the founding of the Communist Party of China. He made outstanding contributions to the spread of Marxism, the establishment and development of local party organizations, and the new democratic revolutionary struggle in Shanghai and Yunnan before the founding of the People's Republic of China. This book is divided into four parts: life biography, writings and remarks, excerpts of literature and materials, and commemorative essays. It also includes major events and precious historical pictures. It presents Zhang Yonghe's revolutionary life picture and revolutionary struggle spirit in an all-round and three-dimensional manner for the first time. It extols the great contributions made by Chinese Communists in pursuing truth, maintaining faith, and striving for national liberation and people's happiness. The publication of this book will have a positive role in promoting the revolutionary spirit, inheriting the red gene, and continuing the red blood in Shanghai and Yunnan.