中国文革后期著名的"李一哲大字报"成员陈一阳日前因中风去世，享寿79岁，去世日期为本月13日1。这份1974年11月在广州出现的大字报共67张纸、2.6万余字1，由李正天、陈一阳、王希哲等人创作，郭鸿志也参与撰稿1。大字报因批判林彪集团和江青等人而轰动一时1，1974年12月被中共广东省委定性为反动大字报1。
1977年3月2日，李正天、陈一阳、王希哲和郭鸿志同时被捕1。1978年12月29日至30日，广东省委为"李一哲"平反，并释放了四人1。其后，王希哲于1981年再次被捕，被判入狱14年，1993年初获假释1。据报道，王希哲本月初从美国来港未能入境，随后返美1。
Chen Yiyang, a key contributor to the famous "Li-Yi-Zhe" big-character poster that emerged during China's late Cultural Revolution period, has died at the age of 79 from a stroke on the 13th of this month.1 The poster, which appeared in Guangzhou in November 1974, comprised 67 sheets of paper containing over 26,000 characters and was authored by Li Zhengian, Chen Yiyang, Wang Xizhe, and Guo Hongzhi.1 The work gained widespread attention for its criticism of the Lin Biao faction and figures including Jiang Qing, though it was subsequently branded a "counter-revolutionary poster" by authorities in December 1974.1
The four authors were arrested simultaneously on March 2, 1977.1 However, their cases were reversed when the Guangdong Provincial Committee rehabilitated the "Li-Yi-Zhe" poster and released all four individuals on December 29-30, 1978.1 Among the surviving co-authors, Wang Xizhe was arrested again in 1981, sentenced to 14 years imprisonment, and granted parole in early 1993.1 More recently, Wang Xizhe attempted to travel from the United States to Hong Kong earlier this month but was denied entry and subsequently returned to the United States.1
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