After the Revolution of 1911, he studied in a county middle school and took the lead in cutting off his braid. After graduation, I worked as a teacher, a police officer, a reporter and a tax collector. Later, it was appreciated by Yang Yongtai, director of the Provincial Department of Finance, and recommended to Xinhui County Office, and was sent to study in France at public expense.
/kloc-arrived in France in 0/920, studied French first, and then studied economics at the University of Paris. He and Hu Guowei founded Xiansheng Weekly, which was popular among overseas Chinese. He also participated in the organization of the "Federation of Chinese Living in France for Saving the Nation" to support the struggle against foreign powers.
19241February, together with Ceng Qi, Li Huang and others, founded the China Youth Party in the apartment of * * * and Street in Rose City, and was elected as the propaganda director. He used the "First Voice Weekly" as the organ of the Youth Party to publicize the party's political views.
1925 After returning to China, he taught economics and politics in Shanghai Mansion University, Hosei University and Zhonghua University in Wuchang.
1926, he went to Yunnan at the invitation of Tang Jiyao, the governor of Yunnan Province, and was hired as a senior consultant of the provincial government office, and was appointed as the education director of the newly-established Institute for Civil Administration. At the same time, he was also a professor at Donglu University and a political instructor at Jiangwutang in Yunnan.
1927 When Tang Jiyao left Yunnan, Zhang Zizhu also left his post and was invited to teach in the "Time Learning School" run by overseas Chinese in the new coastal defense society in Vietnam.
/kloc-returned to China in 0/928 and went to Hong Kong to establish Southwest Middle School (the only new Chinese school at that time). At the same time, together with Hu Guowei, he founded the Hong Kong Times and Sea Lights to publicize the ideas of the Chinese Youth Party.
After the "September 18th Incident", Zhang Zizhu used his newspapers and periodicals to appeal to Chinese people to resist Japan and save the nation, and make donations to save the country. In the following years, he devoted himself to serving the overseas Chinese community in Hong Kong. He has successively held the posts of Donghua Group of Hospitals, Prime Minister of Baoliang Bureau, Chairman of the New Chamber of Commerce of Overseas Chinese and Hong Kong, President of Zhongsheng Charity Society, President of Confucius Society, Head of Self-Defense Corps, Chinese Premier, and Value Manager. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he was summoned by Chiang Kai-shek and hired as a member of the Military Senate of the National Government. After returning to Hong Kong, he served as the vice president of Nanjing Bank Hong Kong Branch. The following year, he founded China Bookstore with friends and published textbooks.
194 1 At the end of the year, Hong Kong was occupied by the Japanese army, and Zhang Zizhu took refuge in Macau.
After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, he successively served as a member of the National Political Councillor, a representative of the Constitution-making and Constitutional Congress, the Deputy Minister of Government Affairs of the Ministry of Economic Affairs of the National Government, the Deputy Minister of Government Affairs of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, and was once the Acting Minister. In 1947, he led a delegation to Cuba to attend the United Nations Conference on Trade and Employment as the deputy chief representative.
1950 China Construction Company of North Borneo, a joint venture with friends, served as director and manager of the new village construction committee.
1953 Zhang Zizhu went to Taiwan Province to attend the National Congress, and was later appointed as a member of the Design for Recovering the Mainland, an adviser to the Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission, the chairman of the China Youth Party, and an administrative councilor of the Executive Yuan.