Literature club refers to a student association established with the support of the school to recruit members and officers for the students of the school. Use the literary works of students (members), set up some columns, or organize members to go out with literary societies in other schools to engage in networking activities, aiming at learning, communicating, exercising and cultivating their own abilities. At the same time, it also refers to the revolutionary organization established by revolutionaries in the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuchang with the goal of anti-Qing, at1130.
Origin of nouns:
1) Revolutionary groups in the New Army of Wuhan, Hubei Province in the late Qing Dynasty.
2) In Xuantong Yuannian (1909), on the ninth day of the first lunar month, Jiang Yiwu, president of Zhenwu Society, held a meeting in Yellow Crane Tower, Wuchang, and Zhenwu Society was reorganized into a literary society with Jiang Yiwu as its president.
3) The purpose is to "prosper the Han Dynasty, overthrow autocracy, expel slaves and recapture the Han Dynasty."
4) There are 65,438+02 promoters, including Zhang Tingfu, Liu Fuji, Shen Tingzhen, Tang Zihong, Shang, Xie, Xiao, Cao Heng and Huang Jixiu. Jiang Yiwu and Liu Fuji are the chairman and vice-chairman. The social networking site is located at No.85 Xiaochao Street, Wuchang.
5)19111165438 was reorganized by Zhenwu club, with its president Jiang Yiwu. In the name of "studying literature", the literary club has a strict organization, and members who join the club need to go through strict inspection to prevent accidents.
6) Carry out revolutionary activities in the new army and develop more than 5,000 people in party member. Later, he and * * * joined the society, formed the leading organ of the uprising, and launched the Wuchang Uprising. 19 12 In June, in order to oppose Yuan Shikai's autocracy, safeguard democracy and strengthen revolutionary forces, the Literary Society was merged into the League.
Historical significance:
One of the main revolutionary groups in Hubei in the late Qing Dynasty. Its predecessor is a group learning society evolved from Japanese notice. 19 10 spring (Xuantong two years), the mass research association was destroyed for planning the new army uprising, and the social affairs were temporarily suspended. In the Mid-Autumn Festival of the same year, member Yang and others held a meeting in Huangtupo, Wuchang, and decided to reorganize the group research association into the Zhenwu Association, and elected Yang as its president. After Yang was expelled from the army and returned to Hunan, he presided over social affairs. In the winter of that year, member Zhan Dabei founded Dajiang Daily, trying to publicize the revolution and its influence was expanding day by day.