Wang 19 14 studied at Tokyo Normal University in Japan. During my stay in Japan, I contacted Peng Pai, Chen, Li Chuntao and others to participate in patriotic activities. Later, I joined the Red Heart Society organized by Peng Pai, began to study Marxism-Leninism, and devoted myself to the struggle to save the country and the people. 192 1 returned to China in and was appointed as the headmaster of Chaozhou Bayi Middle School, actively promoting new ideas. From 65438 to 0923, he returned to Shantou to establish The Times and served as editor-in-chief, actively propagating the new ideas of democratic revolution and Sun Yat-sen's three major policies. 1925, successively served as director of education in Chenghai county and principal in the city. In the second year, the Expeditionary Army entered Chaomei, and Zhou Enlai, director of the Political Department of the National Revolutionary Army, appointed him to reorganize the National Party Branch of Chenghai County, and accepted a group of progressive young intellectuals from party member to join the Kuomintang, which changed the organizational composition of the Kuomintang and won the support of the people. Soon, the Kuomintang Rightists staged a reactionary coup, wanted party member and progressives, and Wang left Hong Kong. From 65438 to 0929, Chen founded Nanqiang Bookstore in Shanghai, and Wang went to Shanghai as manager and editor. At this time, Li Da, Guo Moruo, Qian Xingcun, Deng Chumin and other well-known * * * party member and progressives wrote articles for it, making Nanqiang Bookstore an important position to publicize Marxism-Leninism and scientific thought.
After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Wang returned to his hometown to attend War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression at the invitation. 1938, Chen Ren, Deputy Director of the Command Committee of the People's Anti-Japanese Self-Defense Forces in the Eighth District of Guangdong, with Wang as its secretary. Under the call of the United front of China's * * * production party, they relied on party member's * * * production and leftist forces to organize and mobilize the people and actively invest in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Over the past eight years, he has followed Chen, held various positions and traveled around the country, making due contributions to War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Chen's long-term tendency to produce the party and progress is intolerable to the Kuomintang Rightists. 1945 In March, Chen was dismissed. In August, Chen and Wang returned to their hometown with their families.
1946, Chen founded Subei Middle School in his hometown, and Wang was appointed as the first principal. It is Wang's long-cherished wish to promote learning and cultivate talents. He devoted all his efforts to this new middle school. He studied rigorously and established a good school spirit. The school was founded for three years, which coincided with the liberation war, and the Kuomintang practiced white terror. On the one hand, Wang Yi acquiesced in the revolutionary activities of party member, the underground producer of the Party of * * *, on the other hand, he refused the reactionary party group to set foot in the school, making Subei Middle School a "pure land" under reactionary rule and making contributions to the revolution. 1957 was elected as the deputy magistrate of Chenghai county, in charge of cultural and educational work.
Wang is a member of Guangdong Calligraphy Research Association and a famous calligrapher in Guangdong Province. His calligraphy is well-known at home and abroad, especially in Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Macao, and has the reputation of "innovation". Beijing People's Fine Arts Publishing House has published 37 regular script poems of Chairman Mao for him.