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Lu Jiuzi (1902–2008) Was a Secret Member of the Chinese Communist Party in the 1920s. Because He Married Chen Yaoguang, the Adopted Daughter of Chen Jieru (Madame Chiang Kai-Shek), He Was Referred to as “Chiang Kai-Shek’s Son-in-Law.” Under the…

Xia Yan (Also Known as Shen Ruixian, 1900–1995), Pictured on the Right. In the 1930s. Xia Yan Was a Writer, Screenwriter, and Literary and Film Figure. He Served as an Executive Member of the League of Left-Wing Writers and Was Long Engaged in the…

Liu Xiao, Zhang Yi, and Their Eldest Daughter Song Ying During Their Time at the Jiangsu Provincial Committee in Shanghai

Pan Hannian (1906–1977) in the 1930s. Within the Party, He Was Known as a ‘Born in a Rich Businessman Family’ but Because He Belonged to a Different Underground Network from Sha Wenhan and Chen Xiuliang, They Did Not Meet Until 1942 in the New Fourth…

Wang Yaoshan (1910–2005) Served as the Organization Commissioner of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party from 1937 to 1942.

HU Yuzhi (1896–1986) Was a Party Activist in the Cultural Circle. In the 1930s, He Served as Editor of Progressive Magazines and Participated in the Activities of the Cultural Circles’ National Salvation Association Against Japan.

Sha Jitong and His Work Coolie

Sha Jitong (Wenduo) and Wang Dihua During Their Studies at the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts

Sha Jitong (Wenduo) Studied at the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts from 1931 to 1934

Photograph by Sha Jitong in the 1930s at Huangshan: Coolies on the Road to Huangshan

Landscape Photography by Sha Jitong at Huangshan

Sha Jitong (also known as Sha Wenduo) on a Boat in Hangzhou

While Sha Menghai Was Serving in the Ministry of Education of the Nanjing Government: His Younger Brother Sha Jitong (Front), His Mother (Second Row, Second from Right), and His Wife Bao Zhiyi (Second Row, First from Left), at Xuanwu Lake in Nanjing

During His Time at the Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee, Sha Wenhan Resided at No. 22, Jinghua New Village, Lane 820, Julu Road, Shanghai

The Fourth Brother, Sha Wenwei (also known as Sha Chongshu or Shi Yong), in Ningbo with His Nephew Sha Gengshi

On the Ship to Tokyo at the Shanghai Wharf: Sha Wenhan (Center), Chen Xiuliang (Fourth from the Front Left)

Sha Wenhan (also known as Chen Yuanyang) During His Studies in Tokyo

The Youngest of the Sha Brothers, Sha Wenduo (also known as Sha Jitong or Chen Zhengxu), Painting Coolie

Sha Jitong on a Street in Beijing

Sha Jitong (1912–1944) in a Garden in Tianjin