Is there really a Zhen Chen in history?

In fact, in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, Zhen Chen did exist in Shanghai, but his story was not like that in film and television dramas and legends.

In 2007, Ni Kuang revealed in the Hong Kong radio program "Ni Kuang See the World" that Zhen Chen was his fictional character and the plaque with the words "The Sick Man of East Asia" was written by him.

However, according to filmmaker Chen Jiashang, Ni Kuang searched Huo Yuanjia's obituary and found that one of his disciples was named Zhen Chen. As a result, it was written into Jingwumen, but the story of Zhen Chen in the film is fictional.

In addition, it is said that Ni Kuang said in the Asian TV program "Nobody Defends Tonight" that Zhen Chen is a real person, and the name Zhen Chen is on the list of Huo Yuanjia's funeral in the newspaper.

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Zhen Chen historical prototype:

At the beginning of the establishment, there were three people named Chen, who can assert that they are the prototype of future heroes:

1, Chen

Chen (1878— 19 16), also known as Wuxing, Huzhou, Zhejiang. China's modern democratic revolutionist, the elder statesman of the League and the representative of green gang were both Sun Yat-sen's right-hand men with Huang Xing in the early days of the Revolution of 1911.

Cai Yuanpei said that he could be as famous as the chivalrous men of past dynasties, and praised Chen as "the first chivalrous man in the Republic of China". Chen Yu 1906 went to Japan to study, and joined the China League in the same year. During this period, he became Jin Lan brothers with Chiang Kai-shek and Huang Bian.

1909, founded the China Bulletin and People's Voice to publicize the revolution. 19 10, in Song Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Song Dynasty and other people organized the Central Headquarters of China League to promote the revolutionary activities in the Yangtze River basin.

1911165438+1October 3 launched an uprising in Shanghai, and Shanghai was elected as the commander-in-chief of the upper navy after its recovery. 19 13 When the second revolution broke out, Chen was elected as the commander-in-chief in Shanghai. 19 14 joined the revolutionary party of China as the minister of general affairs.

19 15 In February, he sneaked back to Shanghai to rebel against Yuan, and launched a ship uprising in February 18. 19 16 May 18, Zhang Zongchang was instructed by Yuan Shikai to send a mission to seek Yuan's funds under the guise of signing a contract, and assassinated Chen in Yamada Junsaburo's apartment.

2. Chen Gongzhe

Born in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province, he is a member of the League, a fellow countryman of Sun Yat-sen, one of the founders of Jason Wu Sports Association, and one of the early "Four Outstanding Jason Wu" with outstanding martial arts. Chen Gongzhe/KLOC-joined the fitness club at the age of 0/5 and joined the Jason Wu Gymnastics School at the age of 20, and was the first batch of Jason Wu students.

He has always been the core leader of Jason Wu, and he is also called "Jason Wu Sanjie" and "Jason Wu Sanjie Company" with Lu Weichang and Yao Danbo. Together with Chen Tiesheng, he became the early "Jason Wu Four Masters". Studied at Fudan University, majoring in photography.

I took photos of Jason Wu's early books, and together with Cheng Zipei, I made five documentaries of the Jason Wu Games. Before and after the fifth year of the Republic of China (19 16), he donated his residence, property and house to Jason Wu Association twice, and continuously donated money to Jason Wu Association.

As a result, the family business gradually declined. Before War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Jason Wu Club developed rapidly, with branches from Shanghai to Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Macao, even Southeast Asia, the United States and Canada.

1920, Jason Wu Club celebrated its founding 10 anniversary. At the invitation of Chen, Dr. Sun Yat-sen inscribed the plaque of "Martial Spirit" for the club and prefaced the special issue of the club 10 anniversary.

In 7 years of the Republic of China, a book "Shortcut of Photometry" was published. He has published dozens of articles in Jason Wu books and periodicals. 16 years to work in Nanjing government. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he moved to Hongkong to concentrate on writing books. From 65438 to 0953, he served as President of Jason Wu in Hong Kong and visited all parts of South Asia.

1957 He wrote "Fifty Years' History of Wushu Development in Jason Wu", expounded the relationship with Jason Wu, and was invited to return to China to attend the National Wushu Observation Conference. 196 1 died in Hong Kong.

3. Chen Tiesheng

Chen Tiesheng, whose real name is Shao Mei, whose real name is Tie Sheng, is from Xinhui, Guangdong Province, a member of the League, and one of the "Four Masters of Jason Wu". He joined Nanshe in his early years. He also served as the editor of Jason Wu Sports Association, and edited Wushu Series.

1930, Chen Tiesheng published a martial arts monograph "Sword of Damocle", which shows its profound attainments; 19 19, Chen Tiesheng had a pen battle with Lu Xun, who was at the height of his power at that time, because of the Boxer Rebellion, which shows that he is no longer an ordinary figure in the cultural circle.

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