What does sector 93 mean?

Jiu San Society refers to the members of Jiu San Society, which belongs to the political department here.

Interpretation: Jiu San Society is a political party with the characteristics of political alliance, which is mainly composed of high and middle-level scientific and technological intellectuals. It is a close friend's party under the leadership of China's * * production party and cooperating with China's * * production party, and it is a participating party in Socialism with Chinese characteristics.

To commemorate the great victory of the anti-fascist war in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the world, 1945, on September 3rd, the symposium on democratic science held an enlarged meeting, which was later renamed as the symposium on September 3rd. On May 4th, 1946 was transformed into Jiu San Society.

Founder:

1, Xu Deheng (1890~ 1990), formerly known as Chu Xu, was born in Dehua, Jiangxi Province (now Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province). Famous patriot, political activist, educator, scholar, founder and outstanding leader of Jiu San Society.

2. Tu: Tu (1906— 1962), a famous meteorologist in China, an outstanding social activist, a famous educator, one of the founders of China Association for Science and Technology and Jiu San Society, one of the founders of modern meteorological science in China, the main founder and outstanding leader of meteorological cause in New China, and the pioneer of modern long-term weather forecast in China.

3. Liang: (1883 65438+February 28th-1958 65438+February 10), a native of Sara Town, Nanxun District, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, is a famous forester and one of the founders of Jiu San Society.

4. Chu Fucheng (1873 ——1March 29th, 948), a wise monk, was born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, one of the founders of Jiu San Society, a famous social activist and patriotic Democrat in China.

5. Zhang Ximan (1June 89515—1July 949 10), also known as Bailu, was born in Changsha, Hunan. The disseminator of China's early Marxism, the president and editor-in-chief of Democracy and Science magazine, and one of the founders of Jiu San Society.