In the ninth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1870), he joined Li Hongzhang's school, served as the supervisor of China Merchants Bureau, China Telegraph Office, Huasheng Textile General Factory and China Railway Corporation, and founded China Commercial Bank, Nanyang Public College (now Jiaotong University) and Beiyang University Hall (now Tianjin University).
In the third year of Xuantong in Qing Dynasty (19 1 1), Sheng Xuanhuai was promoted to minister of postal communication. He suggested that the railway and postal services established by the provinces themselves should be turned into central leadership. This measure has been opposed by many places, and road protection movements have taken place in Sichuan, Guangdong, Hunan and Hubei. Sheng Xuanhuai ordered repression everywhere. ?
1911010/October10. After the Wuchang Uprising, Sheng Xuanhuai was condemned by all sides. Many people blamed the unrest on his road closure policy. Sheng Xuanhuai was removed from his post and moved to Dalian, where he never used it again. Sheng fled to Kobe, Japan.
1912165438+After the founding of the Republic of China,1October 30th, Sheng Xuanhuai returned to Shanghai from Japan at the invitation of Sun Yat-sen, and continued to preside over China Merchants and Hanyeping Company in the Shanghai Concession. He died in Shanghai on March 25th, 2006 (1965438+April 27th). He is the author of Yu Zhai Cun Manuscripts and other books.
Sheng Xuanhuai has eight sons and eight daughters, namely:
1, the eldest son, Sheng Changyi.
2. The second son, Sheng.
3. The third son, Sheng.
4. The fourth son, Sheng,
5. Wu Zixu and Sheng Chongyi
6. Liu Zi, Sheng Taiyi,
7. Seven sons, Sheng Sheng (Sheng Yi),
8. Eight sons, Sheng Junyi.
9. The eldest daughter, whose name is unknown.
10, second daughter, whose name is unknown.
1 1, three girls whose names are unknown.
12, four daughters, Sheng Hui.
13, five girls, Sheng.
14, six girls, Sheng Jingyi.
15, Seven Girls, Sheng Aiyi.
16, eight girls, Sheng.
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Sheng Xuanhuai's relatives:
First of all, father and brother
1, Sheng Xuanhuai's grandfather Shenglong, born as a juren, once worked as a magistrate in Haining, Zhejiang;
2. My father, Kang Sheng, was a scholar, worked as a political envoy and made friends with Li Hongzhang. Sheng Xuanhuai is the head of the six brothers.
3. Eldest brother Sheng Yunhuai (1849- 1872, Jiao Sun) is a doctoral candidate.
4. The second brother, Sheng Xinghuai (1872- 1894, Sun Weiren), is a candidate for the magistrate.
5. Third brother, Sheng (1889— 1925, Lai Sun). ?
Second, spouses.
1. The first wife's surname is Dong, and her name is Shun Wan. Guangxu four years (1878) died of illness, only thirty years old. She gave birth to three sons for Sheng Huaixuan: the eldest son Chang Yi, the second son He Yi, the third son Run Yi and three daughters.
2. Second wife, Diao. They lived together for 15 years, and Diao died in the 15th year of Guangxu (1889).
3. The third wife, Zhuang, Dehua and Yuyu, was born in Tongzhi for five years (1866). Mrs. Zhuang gave birth to two sons and a daughter, one of whom died, and the rest was the fourth son Sheng. The famous Jade Buddha Temple in Shanghai was donated by Mrs. Zhuang.
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