From Street Tabloid to the First Newspaper of the Republic of China

Don't touch anything involving the military zz

Just look at Shi Liangcai's ending to run a newspaper in the Republic of China. I really think the Republic of China is the Republic of China you imagined, unless the newspaper office is moved to Yan'an.

It is well written, and it is not the petty bourgeois tone of other literary figures in the Republic of China who are greedy for life and fear of death for profit. Come on, write more

From the perspective of a newspaper writer, through the two lines of people's livelihood and political commentary, we will take you to experience the undercurrent of the Republic of China and the passion of literati, and then extend it to all social strata and parties, and see the big from the small, just like documentary literature. What is even more valuable is that there is no cheating and the protagonist is always fighting as an ordinary person. There is no moment of happiness, and then fleeing to the end of the world, turning around to do business, setting up factories, joining the army, kneeling to celebrities or clinging to powerful people. Instead, we always stick to the theme and use the pen as a knife to inspire people's wisdom and awaken all forces. There are few online articles with such a truly courageous protagonist, who is not afraid of power or suffering, who dares to speak out for the people and criticize the thieves in that dark age. To be honest, even a few heads are not enough to be beheaded, but in history, it was countless such people who worked hard and shined, which led to social progress, and the blood and flesh of countless people paved the road to New China. At first glance, it may be a bit boring and half-written, with long sections of social investigation and political debate in the Republic of China, but as long as you read it immersed in it, the words are meaningful and reasonable. The author has several brushes and devoted a lot of effort to the description. It is really a rare high-level author. The protagonist's development route is also well designed. He relies on his personal wisdom to survive flexibly, knows restraint, and tries to protect himself while judging. Know that you are seeking help and protection from the public and progressive people, and you are not fighting alone. I look forward to the further expansion of the field of vision in the future, with more historical figures appearing, more historical events, and watching the protagonists go about their work and stir up the storm.

As the title says, I have been honest, please let me go... Readers who like it, please add a bookshelf, invest a little, and vote monthly. Thank you very much.

After reading three chapters, I felt that the plot was a bit too fake. As soon as the author's newspaper changed its edition, sales exploded instantly... After all, it needs word of mouth, a reputation, and time...

Still want to use a pen as a knife? Just look at now. You can write whatever you want? The Republic of China will only become more serious. If it were the Qing Dynasty, you would be able to fill the door just by writing a word.

Newspapers are naturally things that have an attitude, and they naturally contain private goods. If you want to expose the dark side of the world, the road must be twists and turns.

Just follow what I said before, just keep reading as long as I write it down

The subject of writing about literati in the Republic of China is not good - the literati were scolded so harshly that they did not dare to resist when they were asked for trouble. At least they carried a dagger, lime powder, poison, explosives, etc. Two people were arrested in a patrol shop. It would be better to kill them in a sneak attack. In troubled times, don't tell me any laws and regulations. Dogs don't obey them.

The reporter's perspective is very interesting, and the editorials and social surveys are particularly well written. Authors must stick to themselves and be faster and more

When it comes to running newspapers alone, I feel that Shi Liangcai is already at the top. The protagonist needs to be the most outspoken reporter, and if he doesn't have a close relationship with Chang Kaishen, it's 100% impossible; and even if the relationship is good, it may not be all right. Most likely, he will have to follow Zhang Jiluan's route, and he will have to "swear a little but help a lot." In this way, the "dare to speak out" is completely inferior to Shi Liangcai, and can only be sidelined. Occasionally, he will go out of his way and be detained for a few days. That's it. You can see the end of the newspaper route at a glance.

You can write novels well, but it's a pity that you were born in the wrong era. Now if you disagree with me, your book will be gone.

This novel looks awkward and frustrating If you feel the same way, you can read Red Dawn to feel refreshed.

What kind of influence does the First Daily News of the Republic of China have? At least it must be the First Daily News in Asia, a world-class newspaper. It's not easy to be restricted when writing more about overseas countries.

Shot on target? Sooner or later, the shot on target will be cut off, so I won't read it; what's the point of not reading the newspaper if it doesn't shoot on goal, so I won't read it 😏

Who else would you like to see, please leave a message below

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, you should stay in the country and hand over your newspapers to the country

Two chapters a day, one chapter a day, one chapter every two days, eunuch

At fifty you know your destiny. When you live to be fifty, you realize that there is no perfect world.

Can writing about the Republic of China be as objective as All Quiet in Peking? In fact, All Quiet in Peking is not completely objective, because it only dares to write half of it in a vague way.

The protagonist would be handsome if he looked like this

The protagonist is an idealist who works down-to-earth. The author has a good understanding of the Republic of China period, especially his analysis of the political system and various classes. I have benefited a lot, and I have a more three-dimensional understanding of the Republic of China, not just the events that passed by in textbooks.

Looking forward to the author's version of "In Memory of Mr. Liu Hezhen"

The first two chapters of the new volume contain all kinds of real people!

At this time in the book, I actually feel that I can be one of the first well-known media people in the Republic of China to introduce the activities and speeches of European socialists in the public media. September 1915 happened to be the end of the famous Zimmerwald Conference, and "A Letter to the European Proletarians" was published in the middle of the month. I wonder if the protagonist can try to reprint it,,,

I really want to see if I can arrange a meeting between my husband and the teacher.

Brothers, I am stupid and don't know how to refute. Can anyone help me think about it🤔.