On this day, 127 years ago, July 14, 1898 (May 26, 1898, the lunar calendar), the famous journalist and news educator Gu Zhizhong was born. Gu Zhizhong was born (1898-1995), a China journalist and news educator. From Shanghai. Born on July 14, 1898. He graduated from middle school in 1919 and later studied at Soochow University. In 1923, he served as a reporter for the Shanghai Times. In 1927, he became a reporter for Shanghai News. In 1928, he used his spare time to establish the Minzhi Journalism College in Shanghai. After the September 18th Incident of Japanese imperialism launched an invasion of China in 1931, they participated in the Teachers 'National Salvation Association and the Grand Alliance to Break Diplomatic Relations with Japan. From 1934 to 1935, he visited Europe, the Soviet Union, the United States, Japan and other places. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he was wounded by sniper attacks by Japanese and puppet spies in August 1940. In September, he moved to the rear of the Anti-Japanese War. In 1942, the Minzhi Journalism College was renewed in Chongqing. In 1944, he went to India and served as president and editor-in-chief of the Indian Daily, a Chinese newspaper in Calcutta. In 1946, he returned to Shanghai and continued to open the Minzhi Journalism College. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he went to Beijing and served as editor and editor of the Higher Education Press. He is a member of the Fifth and Sixth National Committees of the China People's Political Consultative Conference, a specially invited director of the All-China Journalists Association, and a consultant to the Capital Journalism Society. Still often writes for newspapers. He is the author of "Journey to the West","Go to Qinghai","Northeast Xu Tian Lu","Bao Hai Za Memory", etc., and translated "The Romance of the Gods" into English. Gu Zhizhong has been engaged in journalism education for nearly 60 years. He has served as principal and honorary principal of civil journalism colleges in Shanghai, Chongqing, Yangon, Kolkata, Hong Kong, Beijing and other places. He has cultivated a large number of journalism professionals and is an influential journalism educator. He died in Beijing due to illness on April 16, 1995.