120 years ago today, on November 26, 1905 (October 30, 1905 lunar calendar), the People's Daily, the organ of the Chinese Alliance, was founded. The People's Daily, the organ of the Chinese Alliance, was officially published in Tokyo, Japan. On November 26, 1905, the People's Daily, the organ of the Chinese Alliance, was founded in Tokyo, Japan. At first it was a monthly magazine, and then it was changed to an irregular publication. Its predecessor was "Shina in the 20th Century", and Hu Hanmin, Zhang Ji, Tao Chengzhang, Zhang Binglin, Wang Jingwei and others served as editors-in-chief. Written by Chen Tianhua, Zhu Zhixin, Song Jiaoren and others. Publicized the revolutionary program of the Alliance, and debated with the reformist publication "Xinmin Cong Bao". Sun Yat-sen revealed the "Three People's Principles" for the first time in his published speech. A total of 26 issues were published, and they were banned by the Japanese government in October 1908.