On this day, 90 years ago, on June 18, 1935 (May 18, 1935, the lunar calendar), Qu Qiubai died calmly. Qu Qiubai took a photo before he died. Qu Qiubai was a native of Wujin County, Jiangsu Province. In 1919, during the "May Fourth" Movement in Beijing, he was promoted as a representative of the Russian Special Rapporteur. In October 1920, he was hired as a reporter for the Beijing Morning Post and went to Russia. Since then, he wrote a large number of newsletters and became the first intellectual in my country to introduce this socialist country. In February 1922, Qu Qiubai joined the Communist Party of China and returned to China at the end of the year. After returning to China, he was editor-in-chief of "New Youth" and "Pioneer" in Shanghai, and also served as provost and director of the Department of Sociology at Shanghai University. After the failure of the Great Revolution, Qu Qiubai presided over the "August-July" meeting in Hankou, and in September 1930, he presided over the Third Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in Shanghai. In January 1931, he was dismissed as a member of the Political Bureau at the Fourth Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. After that, he led the left-wing cultural movement with Lu Xun in Shanghai. In January 1934, he arrived at the Central Revolutionary Base in Jiangxi and served as an education committee member of the Central Workers and Peasants 'Democratic Government. After the Long March, the Red Army stayed in the base area. In February 1935, he was captured during the transfer. On June 18, he was taken to the execution ground in the countryside in Changting, Fujian. Qu Qiubai looked at the mountains and rivers around him, stopped and said,"This place is very good." Suiping sat quietly and calmly died. qu qiubai