Gender: male
Date of birth: 19 13- 1988.
Ethnic group: Han nationality
Formerly known as Zhang, Dangtu, Anhui. ** * party member. 1938 graduated from Chinese Department of Wuhan University. 1940, editor of Ming Kai Daily in Hengyang, Hunan Province, teacher of Hunan Middle School in Guangdong and Guangxi, teacher of Chinese Department of Tianjin Nankai University, researcher of history research office of North China University, secretary and secretary-general of cultural takeover committee of Beijing Martial Law Committee, 1949, secretary and director of research office of Ministry of Education and Higher Education, editorial director of Higher Education Newsletter and People's Education. He began to publish his works in the 1940s. 1980 Join the Chinese Writers Association. Mr. Lu Ge has a profound artistic accomplishment in calligraphy. I have studied the Danba monument in Zhao Mengfu, the mysterious pagoda monument in Liu Gongquan and the multi-pagoda monument in Yan Zhenqing since I was a child. Later, I attacked Weibei from my uncle Lu, and I was near Longmen Erpin. I also learned Wang Xizhi's Preface to the Lanting Pavilion. He is good at Wei Bei and Han Li, and he can also write Xiao Zhuan, especially cursive script, which is natural, steady and natural. His works were selected for the 2nd National Calligraphy and Seal Cutting Exhibition and Calligraphy Exhibition of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. He used to be a member of Chinese Writers Association, China Calligraphers Association, director of China Guo Moruo Association, director of China Moire Association, honorary president of Inner Mongolia Zhai Yi Calligraphy Association, head of the preparatory group of Inner Mongolia Classical Literature Association, honorary president of Inner Mongolia University Calligraphy Association, and deputy director of Chinese Department of Inner Mongolia University.
all one's life
Zhang's original name is Zhang Xianjia, and his alias is Lu Ge. /kloc-0 was born in Dangtu, Anhui on October 23rd. 19 10365438. Mr. Lu Ge's ancestors were once exquisite talents. His father won the first place in the senior civil service examination held by Sun Yat-sen as interim president in Nanjing after the Revolution of 1911. The provisional government was dissolved and assigned to the Jiangsu provincial government, and he died shortly after he was appointed as the county magistrate. He was brought up by his mother. Zhang's brother Zhang is also an old revolutionary, and 1938 joined the party. He was one of the five editors of 1958 Red Flag magazine when it was founded.
Mr. Lugo pursued progress all his life and devoted himself to the revolution. During his study in Anhui University from 65438 to 0934, with the support of his tutor and Professor Xu Jie, Zhang Zhao co-founded Qiuluo Literature and Art Society with Xing Gongwan, Yuan and others. Zhang was also the editor-in-chief of Qiuluo Literature and Art Supplement founded by Anhui Daily, and published articles attacking the Kuomintang's traitorous surrender. During his study in Anhui University, Zhang carried out revolutionary activities and was responsible for leading the "December 9" student movement in Anhui University. 1936 after Qiu Luo was blocked, he co-wrote the article "Mourning" in the name of Tathagata, which was published in "One Day in China" edited by Mao Dun, and was listed as the first article of "Jiangxi An Wei Department" protesting the cultural blockade of the authorities.
Mr. Lu Ge 1938 After graduating from the Chinese Department of Wuhan University, he attended War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression as the secretary of the Political Department of No.200 Division. Before the Southern Anhui Incident, he left the army and served as the editorial director of Ming Kai Daily, a progressive newspaper in Hunan.
1946, Zhang went to Tianjin as a special correspondent of Anqing Dagang Daily, and went to Tianjin to work underground with fellow countryman Xing Gongwan. Later, according to the needs of the Party's work, Xing Gongwan strongly recommended Mr. (Feng) and Mr. Li Guangtian, then head of the Chinese Department. Zhang entered the Chinese Department of Nankai University under the pseudonym of Lu Ge, and engaged in the underground work of the Party as a teacher. He published the novel Tea Porridge Station in Yishibao Literature Weekly, and published articles such as Comment on the Change of Li Jiazhuang, the destroyer of Beiping Xuefeng, to publicize literature and art in the liberated areas. 1948 when the students of the "May 20th" riot movement in Nankai University were performing, Kuomintang agents disturbed the venue, and Mr. Lu Ge came to the stage and shouted: "Look, this is the best scene of the Kuomintang suppressing students!" Although he left under the protection of students, he exposed his identity and was blacklisted for secret arrest. Brother Lu left Tianjin on May 1948 because of his exposed identity. He was arranged by the Party organization to disguise himself as a businessman in the Liberated Area of North China, and worked as a researcher in the Fourth History Research Office of North China University. After the liberation of Beiping, he was in charge of secretarial work in the Cultural Takeover Committee of the Martial Management Committee, and later served as the director of the secretarial office of the North China Education Committee. After the liberation of Nanjing, he participated in the reception work of the Kuomintang government agencies and gave lectures to people of the old regime. According to Heibury (later chairman of Ningxia Autonomous Region), who taught together at that time, some of the most difficult courses, such as political economy, were taught by Mr. Lu Ge, and his suit was also worn by four comrades who attended the class.
After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Mr. Lugo successively served as the director of the Secretariat, the director of the research office and the secretary of the party group of the Central Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education, and was responsible for drafting a series of documents on central education and speeches by the leaders of the Ministry. At the end of the "anti-rightist" struggle, party member held a meeting and talked to the Party. He spoke at the meeting: "I don't believe that old comrades who fought for the revolution with the party will still oppose the party", so he was labeled as "seriously right-leaning". 1960, subject to probation and administrative demotion. 1980, wrong judgment rehabilitated.
1980- 1982, at the invitation of Zhou Yang, Lu Ge was responsible for the annotation of poems in The Complete Works of Guo Moruo-Literature.
Zhou Yang once urged Lu Gediao to work in the Institute of Literature and Art of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Because of the insistence of the government of Inner Mongolia University, Mr. Lu Ge thought that he could make contributions to the country anywhere.
1982 back to the head of the Chinese Department of Inner Mongolia University, professor, editor of Guo Moruo's works editing and publishing committee. 1988 is dead.
What is worth mentioning is Lu Ge's calligraphy attainments. Lu Ge loved calligraphy since he was a child, and seldom studied Danba Monument in Zhao Mengfu, Xuanta Monument in Liu Gongquan and Duota Monument in Yan Zhenqing. Later, he attacked Weibei from his uncle Lu, and was imprisoned near Longmen 20 Pin. He also learned Wang Xizhi's Preface to the Lanting Pavilion. He is good at Wei Bei and Han Li, and also has seal script, especially ICBC grass. It is chic, steady and natural. His works were selected for the second national calligraphy and seal cutting exhibition and the calligraphy exhibition of the autonomous region.