4 May 1919DemonstrationsChou En-Lai
Leads a student protest against the Versailles Peace Conference
Historical records for China in 1919, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Leads a student protest against the Versailles Peace Conference
Over 3000 students of Peking University and other schools gather together in front of Tiananmen and hold a demonstration
Students join in a protest in the Tiananmen Square of Beijing against the European powers decision to grant German-controlled Shandong to Japan, and thus create a new nationalist Chinese movement ("May 4th movement"). Over 3000 students of Peking University and other schools gather together in front of Tiananmen and hold a demonstration. Demonstrations against the terms of the Treaty of Versailles
Demonstrations against the terms of the Treaty of Versailles
Under intense public outcry, the Beiyang Government has to release the arrested students and dismiss Cao Rulin, Zhang Zongxiang and Lu Zongyu from their posts
Under intense public outcry, the Beiyang Government has to release the arrested students and dismiss Cao Rulin, Zhang Zongxiang and Lu Zongyu from their posts
Under intense public outcry, the Beiyang Government has to release the arrested students and dismiss Cao Rulin, Zhang Zongxiang and Lu Zongyu from their posts
Chinese representatives in Paris refuse to sign on the peace Treaty, the May 4th Movement win the initial victory, more symbolic than anything else, Japan retains the Shandong Peninsula and Pacific Islands won in World War I
Chinese representatives in Paris refuse to sign on the peace Treaty, the May 4th Movement win the initial victory, more symbolic than anything else, Japan retains the Shandong Peninsula and Pacific Islands won in World War I
Arrives in Nankai University to organize student rebellion against western imperialism
Takes part in student activism associated with the May Fourth movement and campaigns against foreign privileges.
En-Lai organizes a demonstration in Beijing
The magazine "Tianjin Student" is closed down by the police
The magazine "Tianjin Student" is closed down by the police
Founds the "hard core" Awareness Society due to "demonstration fatigue"
Helps organise the Awakening Society, a student political group in Tianjin.
Students join in a protest in the Tiananmen Square of Beijing against the European powers decision to grant German-controlled Shandong to Japan, and thus create a new nationalist Chinese movement ("May 4th movement")
Student riots in Peking
Appointed co-editor of "New Youth", a student Marxist magazine
Appointed co-editor of "New Youth", a student Marxist magazine
Appointed Editor of the "Tianjin Student" which sells 20,000 copies every 3rd day
Organizes Students Union "to struggle against the warlords & against imperialism"
Returns to China and becomes active in the student movement in Tianjin.
Students join in a protest in the Tiananmen Square of Beijing against the European powers decision to grant German-controlled Shandong to Japan, and thus create a new nationalist Chinese movement ("May 4th movement")
Founds the New Peoples Study Society
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