Family conditions for the growth of outstanding talents in the early 20th century.

Tang Xiaomin

Many of the masters and famous artists who grew up in the early 20th century have family origins.

Liang Weiqing, Liang Qichao's grandfather, is a scholar. When he was four or five years old, his grandfather taught him The Growth History of the Four Masters, The Spring and Autumn Annals and The Book of Songs. At the age of 6, Liang Qichao finished reading the Five Classics. As a teenager, Liang Qichao was able to recite many articles in Historical Records and Zhi Yi Lu.

Yu Jiaxi's father was a scholar in Guangxu for two years, and he was an official in Shangqiu, Henan. Jia was born in his father's office. He was trained by the imperial court and determined to write. At the age of fourteen, he wrote Chronicle of Confucius Disciples, and at the age of fifteen, he wrote Wu Yue Chun Qiu.

Tang Lin, the father of Tang Yongtong, was a scholar in the 15th year of Guangxu.

Zhang Dainian's father, Zhang Lian, was a scholar in Guangxu period and was appointed as the editor of imperial academy.

Li, his father, was a scholar in Tongzhi for four years and worked as an official.

Xu Zhimo is a noble family, Shen Junru is Xu Zhimo's uncle, Jin Yong is Xu Zhimo's aunt and cousin, and Qiong Yao is Xu Zhimo's cousin.

Hu Xiaoshi's father, Hu Jishi, was born under the famous scholar Liu Xizai in the late Qing Dynasty.

Zhao Tuan, the fifth ancestor of Zhao Puchu, was a scholar at the age of 34. He was elected Jishi Shu of imperial academy. He used to be the editor of the National History Museum, the curator of the Records Museum and the magistrate of Guangzhou and Chaozhou. In order to show off his family background, Emperor Guangxu of Qing Dynasty gave him a plaque of "Four Generations of Hanlin". Zhao Puchu's father, Zhao, was educated by Yan Fu, a great scholar. He was good at poetry, calligraphy and painting, and was famous in the countryside. Fan Jingyi's father, Fan Chengda, is a graduate of Shanghai Jiaotong University and is a classmate of Zou Taofen. His mother, Cai Peiqiu, was born in a scholarly family and studied under Zhang Taiyan and Wu Mei.

Ye, his father, inherited his family studies, was familiar with ancient books and studied calligraphy. He graduated from the English Department of Peking University in his early years. When Ye Jiaying was three or four years old, her parents began to teach her to recite ancient poems and know Chinese characters. She often listens to her uncle and father recite and talk about poetry, which aroused her strong interest in poetry. She often reads and recites 300 Tang poems.

Qian Zhenlun, the grandfather of Qian Zhonglian, was a second-class scholar in the 18th year of Daoguang (1838), and a third-class scholar in the same year as Zeng Guofan, a famous parallel prose writer in the late Qing Dynasty. His father studied in Japan with Qian and (uncle of Mr. Qian's family).

Li Funing's Li Yizhi studied in Germany and was a famous water conservancy expert in modern China. He once presided over the management of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River, and presided over irrigation projects such as diverting Huai River, Jing River and Weihe River in Shaanxi, with outstanding achievements.

You Guoen, whose ancestral home was You Dongsheng, was a scholar in Shunzhi period of Qing Dynasty, and his grandfather You Shizhen was once a handsome scholar. When he was three, his grandfather taught him to read. Under grandpa's strict discipline for seven years, I became familiar with books such as classics, history, subcategories and ancient Chinese characters, and recited many chapters.

Cheng's great-grandfather Cheng Linshou, great-uncle Cheng Songfan and great-uncle Cheng all have works. I studied in the primary school affiliated to San Jose Middle School in Wuchang and Zhenhua Middle School in Hankou for a short time, but spent most of my time studying with his uncle, Mr. Cheng Junshuo, reading classic works such as The Analects of Confucius, Mencius, The Book of Songs, Zuo Zhuan, The Book of Rites, Selected Works, A Collection of Ancient Literary Words, Miscellanies of Classics and History, and Zi Tongzhi Jian.

These masters and famous artists have been educated by their fathers, mothers or grandfathers since childhood:

Under the guidance of his mother Professor Li Ruchen, Liu began to learn divination in Zhouyi at the age of 8, and finished reading the Four Books and Five Classics at the age of 12.

When Zou Taofen was 6 years old, his father was "confused" and read The Amethyst.

Zhu Guang, a teenager, was urged by his potential father to attend a private school. /kloc-entered the empty city high school (in Tongxiang Academy, an empty town) at the age of 0/5, and was promoted to tongcheng middle school after half a year.

When Lv Simian was eight years old, his mother began to explain to him the outline of official history. His father also taught him Gu's Record of Japanese Knowledge and Zhao Yi's Notes on Twenty-two History.

When Zhu Dongrun was five years old, he read Xiu Xiang's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and his father explained it, starting with literacy.

Zhou Yiliang entered a family school in Tianjin at the age of eight, for a total of ten years. First, I read the Book of Filial Piety, followed by The Analects of Confucius, Mencius, The Book of Songs, The Book of Rites, Zuo Zhuan, A Collection of Ancient Words and so on. I can memorize most of what I read.

Zhang Shunhui began to be confused at the age of seven, and his father used Wang Yun's Writing for Qiu Meng as a textbook. A little longer, he read Duan Yucai's Notes on Explaining Words and Wang Yun's Reading Words and Sentences.

Zhu Kezhen began to study at the age of 2. Under the influence of his family, he studied in a private school since childhood.

When Yang Zhenning was 4 years old, his mother began to teach him to read. 1 has taught him 3000 words for many years.

Mao Yisheng received her mother's enlightenment education at the age of 3.

When Miao was eight years old, she read The Analects of Confucius and Mencius from her grandfather Zou Heng's shirt.

Qian Xuesen's father, Qian Junfu, is knowledgeable and versatile, and his mother, Zhang Lanjuan, is cheerful and virtuous. Before he was old enough to go to school, his mother was tutoring him to read and write. At the age of 3, he could recite hundreds of Tang poems and Song poems.

This is the family origin of talent growth in the early 20th century. At that time, the society can be said to be "storing wisdom for the people", and many families are cultural families with deep education.