Luo Ergang

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Biography

Born in Gui County (now Guigang, Guangxi)[7] on January 29, 1901, Luo studied history under Professor Hu Shih at Peking University.

In December 1950, Luo Ergang began to prepare for the construction of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Memorial Hall (太平天国纪念馆), which was established in October 1956 (later renamed as the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom History Museum).[8]

In 1958, he joined the Chinese Communist Party.[9]

He died of illness in Beijing on May 25, 1997.[10]

Works

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