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journalist

Kung Teh-pai was a Chinese editor and correspondent of several newspapers and was also known to be a writer.

Background

Mr. Kung was born in Lianxi, Jiangxi, China, in 1891.

Career

Kung Teh-pai went to Japan in 1913, where he stayed for three years, devoting himself to the study of Japanese Affairs. In the meantime, he also served as correspondent for the Shanghai Journal of Commerce and the Peking-Tianjin Times. Following his return from Japan, Mr. Kung was made a member of the Chinese Delegation to the Washington Conference, after which he was appointed editor-in-chief of the National Diplomatic Review. Then Kung Teh-pai served as an editor of the Shun Poo in Shanghai since 1928. And after that he held the post of a Commissioner of Foreign Affairs for Hunan. He also was an editor of a daily newspaper in Nanjing.

Achievements

  • Mr. Kung was a founder and chief editor of the Ta Tung Evening News — an anti-communist organ in Peking. He was also notable for his numerous books.

Works

  • book

    • The Truth About the Nishihara Loans

    • Exposure of Japan's Schemes in China

    • The Secret Diplomatic History of Japan's Encroachment on China

    • The Murder of Chang Tso-lin by the Japanese Government