Huang Ruiyun was born in Loudi, Hunan in 1932. He graduated from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Wuhan University in 1958 and taught at Hubei Institute of Education. In the 1980s, he served as deputy dean of Hubei Normal University. In 1987, he was promoted to professor and became a master's tutor. In 1989, he was named a model worker in the national education system and received the "People's Teacher Medal". In 1991, he began to enjoy the "Special Government Allowance" of the State Council.
Huang Ruiyun is a member of the Chinese Writers Association. Since the 1980s, he has served as the vice president of the Hubei Classical Literature Society, the vice president of the Qu Yuan Society of Hubei Province, the vice president of the Hubei Water Margin Society, the director of the Hubei Writers Association, and the chairman of the Huangshi Writers Association. He is currently a director of the Chinese Poetry Society, vice president of the Chinese Fable Research Society, honorary director of the Chinese Qu Yuan Research Society, vice president of the Hubei Poetry Society, and honorary chairman of the Huangshi Writers Association. Huang Ruiyun is engaged in teaching and researching Chinese classical literature. He also studies philosophy and exegesis, and is engaged in literary creation in his spare time. He has published more than 50 academic papers, more than 60 artistic essays, more than 40 new poems, more than 300 traditional poems, more than 500 fables, and more than 100 humorous works.
Chinese name
Huang Ruiyun
Ethnicity
Han nationality
Date of birth
1932 Year
Gender
Male
Academic Papers
1. "Talking about Lao Tzu as a Person" and "On Lao Tzu's Way" (already collected "Original Origin of Laozi", published by People's Literature Publishing House in June 1995);
2. "On the basis of "stillness is the king of movement"" ("Literature, History and Philosophy", Issue 6, 1992);
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3. "Explanation of Hui Shi's Proposition" ("Social Science Research", Issue 5, 1982);
4. "Qu Yuan's Understanding of Heaven and Questions about Heaven" ("Qu Yuan's Research Paper" "Collection", 1983);
5. "Tuo Qian is the Tao, Yun Tu Meng makes sense" ("Journal of Xiangtan University", Issue 4, 1997);
6. "Preface to Mao's Poems and Confucian Poetry" ("New Theory of Classical Literature", 1990);
7. "The Author of Hu Jia's Eighteen Pai" ("Journal of Huangshi Normal University", February 1982 Issue);
8. "On the State of Chu" (paper of the Ningbo·International Qu Yuan Academic Symposium, June 2002);
9. "Preface to the Selected Lyric Poems of the Past Dynasties" ( Included in "Selected Lyric Poems of the Past Dynasties", Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 1986) 10. "Overview of Poetry in the Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" (included in the first volume of "Shiyuan Yinghua");
11. "Guang Yan" "The Poetry of the Tang Dynasty" (included in the second volume of "Shiyuan Yinghua");
12. "No one is better at studying the Tang Dynasty than the Song Dynasty" (included in the third volume of "Shiyuan Yinghua");
13. "A Brief Theory of Poetry in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties" (included in the fourth volume of "Shiyuan Yinghua");
14. "Qing Poetry, Five or Seven Character Poetry's Last Fragrance" (Included in the fifth volume of "Shiyuan Yinghua");
15. "Overview of the Development of Chinese Ci in Past Dynasties" (included in "Ci Yuan Yinghua");
16. "Classics" Preface to the Fable Series" (included in the "Classic Fable Series").