1949年10月27日,《山西日报》辟出《山西青年》版,到1950年6月,共出24期,平均每周一期.该版的编辑机构山西青年社,随之成立.1950年6月24日,《山西青年》报正式创刊,周刊,四开四版,面向农村.社长兼总编辑的苏平同志,在抗日战争时期曾担任过太岳区《新华日报》的副总编,1950年由团省委第一任书记李超同志把她从《山西农民报》副总编岗位上要来,担任团省委宣传部第二部长、山西青年社社长和总编.苏平在青年社工作到1952年底,后来担任团省委第四任书记,“文革”中于1969年6月6日被“四人帮”残害致死.副总编为马万程. On October 27, 1949, Shanxi Daily published the “Shanxi Youth” edition, and by June 1950 a total of 24 periods, an average of one issue per week, was established in the editorial office of Shanxi Youth Service. On June 24, “Shanxi Youth” newspaper officially started its magazine. The magazine, which runs four editions and faces the countryside, comrade Su Ping, the president and chief editor, served as vice president of the Xinhua Daily in Taiyue District during the Anti-Japanese War In 1950, Comrade Li Chao, the first secretary of the Communist Youth League, brought her from the post of deputy editor in chief of the Shanxi Peasant Daily and served as the second minister of the Propaganda Department of the Communist Youth League and the director and editor-in-chief of Shanxi Youth Club. Su Ping worked in youth clubs by the end of 1952 and later served as the fourth secretary of the Communist Youth League. The “Cultural Revolution” was murdered on June 6, 1969 by the “gang of four,” while the deputy editor was Ma Wancheng.