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On October 31, 1916, the modern bourgeois democratic revolutionary Zhang Zheng died.

In 1902, Wang Jin was elected to study in Japan and attended the Hong Kong College, where he accepted the revolutionary thought. After taking part in the founding work of the "Hongnan Journalism Translation" and the "Hong Kong Student Society", Wang Jin was actively involved in the activities of the "Hong Kong Journalism" and the "National Military Education Association."In 1902, Wang Jin was sent back to Japan for revolutionary activities.In 1901, Wang Jin was promoted as chairman of the Guangzhou Uprising (the role of Huang Gong) and was promoted as chairman of the Chinese Union.In 1905, Wang Jin was promoted as chief executive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and resided in the Consortium.From 1907, when Wang Jin Jin was assisted in the armed activities of the country, he