Wang Yi
Wang Yi (1889 ~ 1956) is a linguist and master of Chinese culture, who is good at poetry. The original name Chaozong, the word Xiaoxiang, Jianan, Jiangxi Nanchang people. Born on July 27 of the lunar calendar in 1889. His father, Wang Yilin (1856-1913), whose name was Chunru, was good at learning and teaching in Sanjiang normal school. He was good at old learning and was able to seek innovation and change. He also studied western learning. Wang Yi was admitted to Beijing Normal University in 1907. He graduated in 1912. In the early 1920s, he taught at Xinyuan University together with Peng Ze and Wang Bijiang. Later, he traveled to Beijing and taught in Beijing Normal University. In the autumn of 1926, he entered Southeast University (renamed Central University in 1928, the predecessor of Nanjing University) and taught for seven years. The glorious period of Wang Yi's life was in Central University. He and Wang Bijiang, Liu Yizheng, Wang Dong, Wang Bohang, Huang Kan, Hu Xiangdong are known as the "seven Yans of Jiangnan". Wang Yi is versatile and erudite. The artistic conception of Gongsong poetry is similar to that of Chen jianzhai. He has written many works, such as general interpretation of rhetoric.
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Wang Yi (1889 ~ 1956) is a linguist and master of Chinese culture, who is good at poetry. The original name Chaozong, the word Xiaoxiang, Jianan, Jiangxi Nanchang people. Born on July 27 of the lunar calendar in 1889. His father, Wang Yilin (1856-1913), whose name was Chunru, was good at learning and teaching in Sanjiang normal school. He was good at old learning and was able to seek innovation and change. He also studied western learning.
Life
Wang Yi was admitted to Beijing Normal University in 1907. He graduated in 1912. In the early 1920s, he taught at Xinyuan University together with Peng Ze and Wang Bijiang. Later, he traveled to Beijing and taught in Beijing Normal University. In the autumn of 1926, he entered Southeast University (renamed Central University in 1928, the predecessor of Nanjing University) and taught for seven years. The glorious period of Wang Yi's life was in Central University. He and Wang Bijiang, Liu Yizheng, Wang Dong, Wang Bohang, Huang Kan, Hu Xiangdong are known as the "seven Yans of Jiangnan". Xuanwu Lake, Jiming temple, saoyelou, Qingliangshan, Yuhuatai and other places left their footprints for peace talks. Together with Wang Bijiang and Yu Jian, he was also known as the "three heroes of Jiangxi" in the period of the Republic of China.
In 1934, Luo Jialun, President of the Central University, was also the dean of the Central University of political science. Wang Yi put forward three points: first, not to join the Kuomintang; second, not to attend the memorial week; third, not to participate in any party activities. Luo Jialun agreed to him. However, he didn't teach for a long time in the Central University of political science.
In 1940, Wang Yi went to Gannan Zhongzheng university to teach and became the head of the Department of Chinese. At that time, Cheng Zhen, Ouyang Zujing, Hu Guangwei, Yan Beiming, Yao Mingda and other professors of the Department of Chinese culture were all candidates for the time, and they had profound knowledge of Chinese culture. At that time, Tu Shien had no formal education, but he had real talent. In the difficult years of the Anti Japanese War, he founded the quarterly of literature and history, and issued more than 20 issues. After the war, Chiang Kai Shek University moved to Wangchenggang, Nanchang, where he became the dean of the College of Arts. He worked in Zhongzheng University for eight years. After liberation, he worked in Hunan Museum of culture and history. Wang Yi died on August 30, 1956 and was buried in Changsha.
Versatile and erudite
Wang Yi is versatile and erudite. The artistic conception of Gongsong poetry is similar to that of Chen jianzhai. At the beginning of calligraphy, he learned Lingfei Sutra, then changed to Zhong, Wang and Chu Kai. He is also good at music. He is good at playing drums and harps. Seal cutting was handed down by Huang Mufu (Shi Ling), and his attainments were no less than those of Chen Shizeng. After he was middle-aged, he became more and more proficient in simple learning. "Especially if there is a unique learning that others can't match, the study of calendar is also true. We have a deep study of the calendar of our country, and we have made great contributions to the study of precession.
He wrote many books
Wang Yi has written many works. General interpretation of rhetoric is a representative work of rhetoric research in the early 20th century. The general theory of Yuefu, with five topics of "Shuyuan", "Mingliu", "BianTi", "zhengci" and "Zhuolu", was published by Shenzhou Guoguang society in 1933. Introduction to Sinology, originally a textbook of Zhongzheng University, is serialized in the quarterly of literature and history. The most influential book is the history of Ci and Qu, which was written by Xinyuan university when he was a teacher. About 220000 words were published by China National Light society, and Zhu xiaozang and ye gongchuo bookmarked it respectively. These books are all excellent academic works of Wang Yi and have been reprinted many times since the founding of the people's Republic of China. Among them, an introduction to Sinology and a general interpretation of rhetoric are included in the series of the Republic of China, and the history of Ci and Qu is included in the academic Classics Library of the Republic of China (published by Oriental publishing house in 1996). Taiwan has reprinted these books many times.
He is diligent in writing, but also in teaching
Wang Yi is diligent in writing, but also in teaching. Hu Shouren once said: "during the period of the Republic of China, there were three famous scholars in Jiangxi: Wang Bijiang (former professor of Central University), Yu Jian (from Nanchang, former professor of Xiamen University) and Wang Yi. Wang can write, but he is not good at giving lectures. He has a strong dialect accent. Yu Jian can speak, but he can't write, but he doesn't write. Only Wang Yi can speak and write. " The theory of fairness of scholars of previous generations.
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