In 1875, Shen Junru was born in a family of officials in Suzhou. He was smart since childhood and could write poems at the age of 7. He passed the exam for scholars at the age of 15. Later, he passed the exam for Jinshi and received preferential treatment from the Qing government

He is a pioneer of the modern and modern law cause in my country. He was arrested and imprisoned several times for opposing Chiang Kai-shek's dictatorship, and was full of dangers, but he was always generous and unyielding.

After the founding of New China, he was reused by the leaders of our party as the first president of the Supreme People's Court. This old man who crossed two social systems was admitted to the

juren of the Qing Dynasty and held important positions several times during the Republic of China. As a literati, what kind of experience did he have in his life?

1875, Shen Junru was born in a family of officials in Suzhou . He was smart since childhood and could write poems at the age of 7. He passed the scholar at the age of 15. Later, he passed the Jinshi exam and received preferential treatment from the Qing government. In 1905, he was sent to Japan to study, but he was already very disappointed with the corrupt rule of the Qing government. Later, he returned from his studies at the Tokyo Private Legislative Affairs University and briefly served as a member of the Qing court's Supervisory Yuan.

Shen Junru saw the Reform Movement in Japan, and met more revolutionaries in China. During his brief period of serving the Qing government, the revolutionary belief in overthrowing feudal rule was already formed in his heart.

In the Xinhai Revolution , he led the political organization work in the uprising in Zhejiang Province. During the Republic of China, he served as vice president of the Zhejiang Provincial Education Association and director of the Zhejiang Provincial Education Department. In 1912, Shen Junru joined Tongmenghui , and later served as the Procurator General of the Law Guardian Military Government.

Later, Shen Junru became the Secretary-General of the Senate of the Republic of China Government, opposing the rule of warlords. He was very angry at Chiang Kai-shek's counter-revolutionary behavior and deeply sympathized with the unfortunate experiences of our party. Therefore, his verbal behavior was annoyed by the reactionary rightists of the Kuomintang.

1927 "April 12 Coup" was in 1927, and the Kuomintang authorities arrested Shen Junru to Nanjing. Mr. Shen's life was in danger. Later, Mr. Zhuang Songfu went to Nanjing to plead for mercy. Chiang Kai-shek only let Shen Junru go because of the affection of this young teacher. After

was released, he came to Shanghai to work as a lawyer, not afraid of the powerful, pleaded for the people, and participated in the rescue of many arrested people from our party.

1936, Chiang Kai-shek's government was angry at the dissatisfaction of progressive people with him and maliciously created the "Seven Gentlemen Incident". Shen Junru was arrested again as one of the seven people, but other democratic progressive people tried to rescue him many times, and domestic public opinion also solemnly condemned Chiang Kai-shek. Under strong pressure, Shen Junru was helplessly released by Chiang Kai-shek again.

1937, Shen Junru actively participated in the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement . In 1941, he formed the China Democratic League with Huang Yanpei and others, advocating the implementation of anti-Japanese, practicing democracy, and domestic unity. It was later renamed the China Democratic League. During the negotiations between Chairman Mao in Chongqing, the China Democratic League warmly held a banquet to welcome him. Chairman Mao happily invited him and praised him as a home of democracy and that he had arrived at home.

In October 1945, the Democratic League publicly released many program regulations, strongly expressing its opposition to dictatorship, civil war, and demanding peaceful establishment of the country. Many major members of the Democratic League were persecuted and sacrificed by the reactionary government of the Kuomintang.

In 1947, Shen Junru went to Hong Kong secretly to get rid of the surveillance of the Kuomintang reactionaries. In 1948, he publicly announced in Hong Kong that he would cooperate with the Communist Party to overthrow the reactionary government and establish a new China that is truly democratic, peaceful, independent and unified.

1949, Shen Junru returned to the inland area and participated in the drafting of the " Common Program of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference ", and attended the Founding Ceremony . After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Shen Junru took office as the first president of the Supreme People's Court and vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. In January 1963, Premier Zhou held a banquet to celebrate Mr. Shen's 88th birthday. In June of the same year, Mr. Shen died of his birthday.

Shen’s descendants are also quite outstanding. His daughter Shenpu has served as a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference for many times and is also an outstanding journalist. Her son-in-law Fan Changjiang is a pioneer in the news industry in New China. She was once the deputy director of the General Administration of News and the president of the People’s Daily.