Remembering China's first premier and foreign minister Zhou Enlai

The file photos respectively show Zhou Enlai in Japan in 1918 (down left), in London in 1921 (down right), and in Berlin in 1922.[Photo/360doc.com]

Faith Established

Zhou Enlai had been educated in both Japan and Europe. By comparing different ideas and concepts in different countries, he decided to dedicate his life's work to Communism, which he thought fit the national conditions of China.

"Once my principle is set, it won't change, and I'd spare no effort for its promotion," once said Zhou.