Xu Xiangjun only did three things in the second half of his life.
The first thing is revolution.
The second thing is to organize and proofread the articles he has written.
The third thing is to write a biography for him.
It is precisely because of this that we can peel through the fog of history and see this young man who once lived passionately and loved the world.
Before the publication of "Farewell to Tingshan" written by Xu Xiangjun, the name of this early leader of the Communist Party of China in people's hearts was "Jiang Junshan". Xu Xiangjun explained it in the last paragraph of the preface to this book.
"His original name was Jiang Tingshan, with the courtesy name Yuzhi. Later, he changed his name to Junshan. I was quite puzzled, so I asked him why.
He said: 'We are all revolutionaries, so we always have to find a pen name so that we can conceal our identity when necessary. '
I thought he was right, so I also said that I wanted to change my pen name. But he wouldn't let me change it no matter what.
Later I read his diary and found out (I never read his diary) that he did this on purpose.
Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty said in "Shui Jing Zhu·Xiang Shui": "There is Junshan in the lake, where the king of Xiang travels, so it is called Junshan." '"
Concept: Those cold names were once spot boys 3.