Jianguo East Road is located eastward in the central part of Luwan District, Shanghai. It starts from Zhaozhou Road in the east and ends at Chongqing South Road in the west. 928 meters long. It was built before the 28th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1902), and was named Route Conty after the French ambassador to China. In the 32nd year of the Republic of China (1943), it was renamed Changxing Road after the place name of Zhejiang. The name was changed in the 34th year of the Republic of China.
No. 11 Jianguo East Road, former site of Rongjin Grand Theater
Immovable cultural relics No.: 310103805190000396Former site of Rongjin Grand Theater Dapuqiao Street, Republic of China
Address: No. 11 Jianguo East Road,
1932-12-19 "Shenbao"
1932 On December 19, 1932, photos of Rongjin Grand Theater were published (see the picture above). The building was constructed by Zhu Senji Construction Factory. One of the outstanding works they undertaken was the Shanghai Municipal Government Building (Green Tile Building).
Shanghai Municipal Government Building (Green Tile Building) Zhu Senji Construction Factory undertakes the construction of
According to the "Shenbao" report (see the picture below), Rongjin Grand Theater opened on January 23, 1933. It is another cinema invested and built by Huangjin Rong after the Golden Cinema. On the opening day, more than a thousand Chinese and foreign guests visited. Huang Jinrong led the staff to personally entertain Jin Tingsun and invited the opening. Foreign guests were visited by the giants of the film industry Lugen and Li Ai.
1933-01-24 "Shenbao"
According to the advertisement made in "Shenbao" on January 16, 1933 (see the picture below), Rongjin Grand Theater is solely owned by Huang Jinrong. The leader of the film industry and the joint film company Mr. Lugen planned and provided Chinese and foreign audio films; Alsey Ai Company was equipped with the latest RCA audio speakers and the most advanced projectors. Rongjin Grand Theater added a noble entertainment venue to the southwest district of the French Concession at that time.
1933-01-16 "Shenbao"
1957, Rongjin Grand Theater was renamed Jianguo Cinema. Since then, it has been revised several times and occasionally stopped. In 2000, Jianguo Cinema was reopened, with cinema halls, karaoke halls, internet cafes, chess and card rooms, coffee houses, etc. It is currently the office building of the Cultural State-owned Assets Management Center of Huangpu District, Shanghai.
1938 edition of "Shanghai Road Catalogue"
During the Concession, the east side of Kangti Road was about to enter the Chinese realm. In the past, there was a large iron gate at the junction of Zhaozhou Road and Jianguo East Road (see the above line chart). During the Anti-Japanese War, the people in the Chinese realm went from the large iron gate to the French Concession to take refuge.
Link 31 Jianguo East Road Hengchangli
Immovable Cultural Relics Number: 310103805190000247 Hengchangli Republic of China Dapuqiao Street
Address: Lane 31 Jianguo East Road
Link 31 Jianguo East Road Hengchangli
Link 5 was once Ling Juru Law Firm; No. 6 was Shen Zuchang Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, and Shen Zuchang was a disciple of the famous Chinese medicine doctor Xie Liheng.
Lian 39 Jianguo East Road Kangyili
Immovable Cultural Relics Number: 310103805190000248 Kangyili Republic of China Dapuqiao Street
Address: Lane 39 Jianguo East Road
Ba Jin
Kangyili has left the figure of literary master . In late August 1925, Ba Jin came to Shanghai to recuperate and first lived in Tianxiangli, Beile Road, and lived on the second floor with his friends, Wei Huilin, and Mao Yibo, and Lu Jianbo and Deng Tianrou. In 1926, he moved to the pavilion room on the second floor of No. 4, Kangyili, Lane 39, Kangti Road (Jianguo East Road). In the winter solstice of 1926, it moved to Malang Road (Madang Road) in 1927. He lived until he went to France to study with Wei Huilin in early 1927.
During his stay in Kangyili, he went to see fellow villagers, director of Huaguang Hospital, and anarchist Deng Mengxian for medical treatment and talks many times. Translated Kroppertkin 's "Bread Shortcut" and so on. He and Wei Huilin and others initiated the establishment of the semi-monthly magazine "People". Below is Ba Jin's main literary activities in 1926:
In January, to commemorate the workers' leaders Huang Ai and Pang Renquan , he wrote "The Fourth Year After Huang and Pang's Death".
From January to March, I wrote articles in newspapers and magazines such as "Current Affairs News·Learn Down" and "Flood", criticizing Guo Moruo on issues such as " demise ".
In April, "History of the May Day Movement" was published. This booklet is the first single-line publication book I have seen.
In the first half of the year, he had a correspondence with Graver, an anarchist, the publisher of the "New Century" in Paris, France.
In November, Kropotkin's "Bread Collection".
This year, I learned Japanese from my friend Wei Huilin. Read the Japanese translation of "Underground Russia" by Stepnijak.
This year, more than 20 political papers were published.
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1927-06-23 "Shenbao"
According to the "Shenbao" records (see the picture above), martial artist Liu Baichuan once lived at No. 13 Anshunli, Kangti Road.
No. 13, Lane 143 Jianguo East Road
No. 13, Anshunli, Lane 143 Jianguo East Road
Win Liu Baichuan’s former residence is now a community police station.
Warrior Liu Baichuan
Liu Baichuan (1870-1964), from Lu'an, Anhui, the first leg in Jiangnan, is a master of martial arts in China. A famous Chinese medicine trauma scientist.
Liu Baichuan joined the revolution in his early years and served as Sun Yat-sen's personal bodyguard and Major General Guardian of Chiang Kai-shek. He was invited to serve as an instructor of the Whampoa Military Academy, Jingwu Association, and Central National Wushu Museum. He also served as the vice chairman of the first Zhejiang Wushu Association of New China. He participated in the establishment of the Zhejiang Wushu Museum and served as the dean of the provost. He trained thousands of outstanding talents and made outstanding contributions to inheriting and promoting Chinese Wushu .
Liu Baichuan learned the skills of "Shaolin Luohanmen" with Master Shaolin Zhishan (Yang Chengyun) in his early years, and learned the unique skills of "Mandarin duck chain legs". He was smart and flexibly, with powerful legs and strong chain legs. Later, Liu Baichuan served as a national art instructor at Baoding Military Academy .
When Liu Baichuan followed the old monk Yang Chengyun to practice fighting, and was often covered in bruises. Yang Chengyun hoped that he would learn real skills rather than fancy moves, so he did not show mercy when fighting.
Once, Liu Baichuan tried his best to attack Yang Chengyun. When the old monk retreated to the base of the wall, he suddenly pushed out his two palms. Liu Baichuan fell several feet away, and his forehead hit the well wheel and he was unconscious. The old monk went into the mountain stream overnight, climbed the cliff, and picked a herb of "fountain fruit", which healed Liu Baichuan's injuries. Since then, Yang Chengyun has begun to teach trauma treatment techniques.
In the winter of 1911, Liu Baichuan entered the Shanghai Jingwu Association to teach. In August 1912, Sun Yat-sen decided to give a speech in Tianjin, promoting the Three Principles of the People, and Yuan Shikai bribed the killer, pretending to be a train driver and passenger, and wanted to kill Sun Yat-sen on the train. Beijing Tongmenghui recommends Liu Baichuan to protect Mr. Sun Yat-sen throughout the process.
In the spring of 1916, in Shanghai, Liu Baichuan defeated the British strongman with his "manicured duck chain legs" and won the title of "the first leg of Jiangnan". Sun Yat-sen was very excited and wrote the four big words " Martial Spirit " and gave them to him. After Sun Yat-sen's death, Liu Baichuan served as the national art instructor of the Whampoa Military Academy.
1926, he was appointed as the guard of Major General Chiang Kai-shek. Later, he was hired at the Nanjing Central National Museum of War and served as the director of the Honorary Academic Affairs Committee.
In November 1929, the national "Zhejiang National Arts and Games Conference" (commonly known as the "National Martial Arts Competition") was held in Hangzhou. Liu Baichuan, a martial arts master who is known as the "No. 1 Leg in Jiangnan", performed the swordsman sword, Fengyun sword, and Shaozi plus Panlong Whip, showing his master's style.
Liu Baichuan attended the National Martial Arts Conference
1964, Liu Baichuan did not eat or drink for four days before his death. His heartbeat, blood pressure, were normal, and he died without success.
No. 80 Anshunli (Xilang) on Kangti Road, was once the medical officer of Shanghai County Government and executive member of the National Medical Association Yang Yanhe Medical Clinic. It was also the location of the Fifth Branch of the "Family Medicine Club".
1938 edition of "Shanghai Travel No. 401 Shangkangti Road (in the red box)
According to the "Shenbao" on April 15, 1935 (see the picture below): Ye Jingtan, an elder on the sea, with a li-text. He was a former Qing juren, and he lived a simple career in his career. He devoted himself to Chinese studies for more than 50 years and was admired by the scholars.He has served as a professor at the National Tsinghua University and the presidents of Provincial Songjiang Middle School and Shanghai Jingye Yangzheng. Recently, due to his old age, he fell ill a few days ago. The medicine was useless and he died last afternoon. Mr. was born in the sixth year of Xianfeng and lived at the age of 80. His eldest son, Hongji, has served as the director of Shanghai Telephone Director; his second son, Qisun, is the director of the School of Science at Tsinghua University, and has received a call back to Shanghai. It is heard that the body is scheduled to be buried at the residence of No. 401, Kangti Road at 4:00 this afternoon.
1935-04-15 "Shenbao"
For Ye Jingtan, there may not be many people who know him, but his son Ye Qisun is familiar to people. He is a master of the Chinese physics community and is a master who has trained a large number of masters such as Yang Zhenning , Li Zhengdao , etc. Among the 23 meritorious scientists among the heroes of " two bombs and one satellite ", 9 are Ye Qisun's disciples.
Ye Qisun
1898 On July 16, 1898, Ye Qisun (named Hongjuan, courtesy name Qisun) was born in a scholarly family in Shanghai. Under the strict education of Ye’s father, the qualifications and smart Ye Hongjuan made rapid progress and cultivated a refined temperament at a young age. Thanks to his father's enlightened thoughts, while studying traditional scriptures, the young Ye Hongjuan also began to come into contact with Western scientific culture and applications - "referring to both character and self-cultivation, and thinking that Western science must be used to benefit the country and the people to govern the country and pacify the world."
1948 aerial photo on Ye Jingtan’s former residence and Jingye Middle School location map
1907, 9-year-old Ye Hongjuan went to Shanghai Jingye School hosted by his father (now Shanghai Jingye Middle School ). From February to October 1911, he entered Tsinghua School (the university department established later was now Tsinghua University). Mr. Ye, who was under 13 years old at the time, was one of the first students in Tsinghua Academy. In October of the same year, Revolution of 1911 broke out, and Tsinghua School closed classes. Ye Hongjuan, who had been studying in Beijing for half a year, had to return to Shanghai to avoid chaos.
In the spring of 1912, under the arrangement of his family, Ye Hongjun went to Shanghai Ordnance Middle School to study.
In the summer of 1913, Tsinghua School resumed enrollment in Shanghai. He changed his name to Ye Qisun and applied for admission again. Before, he had been using his real name Ye Hongjuan. This time he applied for the exam due to a physical examination, the doctor said that he had an arrhythmia of and could not apply for the exam. He seized the loophole of not posting photos on the physical examination form, applied for the exam again under the name of Qisun, and asked his classmates to help him test his health, passed the exam smoothly, and was allowed to take the exam. From then on, Ye Hongjuan became Ye Qisun. This was the only time he had committed fraud in his life. Until my old age, I still blame myself deeply whenever I recall this.
Since entering Tsinghua , Ye Qisun left Shanghai where he gave birth to and raised him, and later spent most of his life in Beijing.
1938 edition of "Guangyufang" (in the red box)
According to the "Shenbao" records (see the picture below), No. 6 Guangyufang, Lane 580, Kangti Road, was once the former residence of Teng Baiye, the director of the Department of Fine Arts of Hujiang University. On November 15, 1934, Teng Bai also got engaged to Ms. Hou Yahui and invited relatives and friends in the mansion. Dozens of people including Xu Langxi, Liu Zhanen, Meng Shouzhi were present. The old residence has been demolished.
1934-11-17 "Shenbao"
Teng Baiye (1900-1980), a modern sculptor and painter. The name is Gui, and the character is lined. He is from Fengxian, Jiangsu (now Shanghai). In his early years, he studied sculpture and went to the United States after graduation, and went to , Washington State University, and studied for a master's degree. He went to New York to sculpt , Marco Polo to meet with Genghis Khan wax figures.
Teng Bai also
Post-recommendation by Yenjing University President Stu Leiden , received a scholarship from Yenching University and entered the Harvard University Research Institute to further study. His thesis is titled "Investigation and Evaluation of Chinese Cultural Relics Scattered in Foreign Countries". He received a scholarship from Harvard University , and traveled to various European countries. In 1930, he went to the UK and served as a member of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. He returned to China in 1932 and served as a lecturer in art history and theory in the Department of Literature of Yan University.
Teng Bai also set up the Baiye Sculpture Painting Museum after he arrived in Shanghai, and served as a professor of art at Shanghai Art College, Hujiang University , and Jinan University .In 1935, he ranked first in the Sun Yat-sen statue creation competition held in Nanjing and applied for the sculptor of the Zhongshan Cultural Education Museum.
Teng Bai also worked with the sculpture "Picture of Chiang Kai-shek Riding Horse"
During the Anti-Japanese War, he was a professor of art at Guangxi University. He was a professor of art at the southwest landscape. He was full of landscape paintings and painted flowers and feathers. He was particularly particular about finger paintings. After the founding of New China, he became a librarian of the Shanghai Museum of Literature and History and a member of the Shanghai Branch of the Chinese Artists Association.
