110 years ago today, on December 27, 1915 (November 21, 1915 in the lunar calendar), the famous journalist Huang Yuansheng was assassinated. Huang Yuansheng On December 27, 1915, Huang Yuansheng, a famous journalist who had fled into hiding in the United States, was shot dead in his house by revolutionaries on the charge of Yuan Dang. Huang Yuansheng is named Ji, the word Yuan Yong, and the word Yuan Sheng. From Jiujiang, Jiangxi. Born on January 15, 1885. In 1904, he passed the Jinshi exam. Went to Japan to study and studied law at Chuo University. After returning to China, he served as a member of the Ministry of Postal Affairs, a clerk in the Senate Hall, a compilation bureau, and a lecturer in the Legal and Political Affairs Institute. Engaged in newspaper activities in his spare time. After the Revolution of 1911, he resigned from his official position and concentrated on journalism. He has successively served as special reporter, editor-in-chief and writer of newspapers and periodicals such as Shenbao, Times, Oriental Daily, Youth China, Yongyan, Oriental Magazine, Lunheng, and National Gazette. His newsletters such as "Official Fanatics","Three Days of Observing the Sky","Chef of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs", and "Beijing New Year" faithfully recorded the darkness of the political situation in the early years of the Republic of China and the ugliness of the new officials. A spicy ridicule. During Yuan Shikai's preparations to declare himself emperor, he was hired as the chief editor of the Shanghai edition of the imperial newspaper "Asia Daily". He refused to resign and published "Huang Yuansheng Opposes the Imperial System and Resigns the Appointment Contract of Yuan's Newspaper" in various newspapers in Shanghai to show his determination. He visited the United States in the winter of 1915. He was later killed. Huang Yuansheng encouraged himself with the "four abilities" reporter who "can think","can run","can listen" and "can write". His writing is fluent, fluent and humorous, and he is deeply welcomed by readers. He was the first influential journalist in China's history. The news works he wrote are compiled into 4 volumes of "Yuansheng's Legacy", which mainly focuses on news newsletters, including political commentary, translations, etc. It was published in 1919 and is the earliest collection of newspaper newsletters in the history of China.