Ye Lin
Ye Lin
Ye Lin (1893-1977), originally named Xianglin, was born in the Ancient Song Dynasty (now Zhongcheng Town, Xingwen County). He was born on December 12, 1893 (November 5 of the old calendar) and died on January 9, 1977.
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Basic introduction
Ye Lin entered primary school at the age of 7 and County College at the age of 12. After graduation, he was admitted to Yongning middle school (now Xuyong county middle school). Guangxu 34 years (1908) admitted to the Sichuan Army school.
Life of the characters
Xuantong three years (1911) to join the league, to participate in the road comrades will uprising, as a team officer. Later, he went to Chongqing to negotiate with Xiong Kewu, Zhang peijue and Huang Fusheng to organize the northern expedition. After Sun Yat Sen took office as president of the Republic of China, he felt that the overall situation had been decided, so he decided to abandon the military and take up the civil service. He was admitted to the Department of philosophy of Peking University in 1917. In the eighth year of the Republic of China, he took part in the May 4th Movement in Peking University and published a vernacular article entitled "no power doctrine and no power doctrine", which won the attention of President Cai Yuanpei. After graduation, he studied in the name of special student (won the scholarship of China France University in Lyon, France). He was admitted to Lyon University in 1921, specializing in psychology. After receiving a doctorate from Lyon University in 1929, he returned to China in 1930. He has been Professor, Dean, Dean and acting president of Tsinghua University, Peking University, Shandong University, Sichuan University, Wuhan University and central medical college. From 1952 to 1977, he was a professor and director of the Department of psychology in Southwest Normal University.
Ye Lin once participated in the student army to fight against yuan in the "Kui Chou investment" and attacked the Shanghai manufacturing Bureau. While studying in Peking University, he joined the "new trend society" and participated in the demonstration in Tiananmen Square on May 4 of the Republic of China. He was injured and arrested. During his study in France, he went to the Geneva League of nations with Communist Liu Tu and Zhang Li to protest against the "May 30th Massacre" in Shanghai, the "Ninth Five Year Massacre" in Wanxian and the "Shaji Massacre" in Guangzhou. He also wrote an article in French in the name of "Chinese Youth". When he was a professor of Tsinghua University in the 20 years of the Republic of China, he took part in the signature movement launched by the professors' Association against Wu nanxuan, President of CC department.
In 1937, when ye Lin was the director of the Education Department of Sichuan University, he was the tutor of the left-wing student organization "literature and Art Research Association", protecting and subsidizing progressive students such as Cai Tianxin, Qiu Juexin, Yuan Bingsheng (i.e. yuan Ke). On March 12, 1946, a "three Professor case" occurred in Sichuan University. Li Congyi, a member of the Communist Party of China, Tao Dayong, a member of the Democratic League, and Peng Dixian, a member of the Democratic League, were persecuted. Ye Lin went to investigate on behalf of the president. On the front steps of the library, he publicly denounced the crimes of the KMT's Zhongtong spy. At the same time, he actively protected progressive professors such as Yang Dongli, Luo Luoyu and Tao Chuyao, and won people's praise. In 1948, the "April 9th Massacre" occurred in Chengdu. Fearing no violence, Ye Lin went directly to the provincial president Wang LINGJI to argue, saying, "what law do students violate when they ask for cheap rice? What's the crime? If you want to catch me, catch me first. If you want to kill me, kill me first! " When the petition delegation was detained in the provincial government, Ye Lin stepped forward and personally brought Liu Guangshu and he Junsheng, representatives of Sichuan University, back to the school. After the April 9th massacre, during the general strike to safeguard human rights, Ye Lin issued a statement on safeguarding human rights in Ta Kung Pao.
In 1950, Ye Lin was a member of the Council of Sichuan University and the West Sichuan administrative office. He once participated in the "West Sichuan land reform working group" and was one of the leading members. In 1953, he joined the China Democratic League and served as a member of the Chongqing Municipal Committee of the league. In 1954, he served as a member of the Standing Committee of the Chongqing Municipal Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference, a deputy to the Chongqing Municipal People's Congress, and a deputy to the Sichuan Provincial People's Congress in 1956. He was wrongly classified as a "rightist" in 1957 and rehabilitated in 1979.
From 1935 to 1936, Ye Lin visited six European and American countries to investigate culture and education. Before the founding of the people's Republic of China, he served as the chairman of the cultural associations of China, France, Belgium and Switzerland. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he served as the executive director of the Chinese Psychological Society.
Character performance
Main works
His main works include: Psychology of literature and art, abnormal psychology, etc. Translation and publication include: Adolf, discussing the writing method of the scenery in the novel from the psychological point of view, the distance between teachers and students, Lenin's contribution to the education of the Soviet Union, etc. He has published many academic monographs on psychological research. Among them, "human's psychological activities are human's advanced neural activities", which is published in the Journal of psychology sponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Achievements of works
Ye Lin is good at poetry, and his poems published in Beijing Morning Post in his early years are highly praised by Hu Shi. During the Anti Japanese War, the light dream Ci was written in Yong yuan CI Chao edited by Yang Gongshu, with 66 poems in total.
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