Zhou, formerly known as Yu Yan, was named Min An, and later changed to Yu Yan. He used his pen names to read Shu, Cang Yu, Xi Xue, Gu Yan, Gong Yu, Shiwu, Qing Yu, Shiyan and Chuck. Male, Han nationality, 19 18, was born in Xianshuigu Town, Tianjin on March 4th. A well-known Redology scholar in China studied in the Graduate School of Western Languages Department and Chinese Department in yenching university. He is the first person to study A Dream of Red Mansions in New China after Hu Shi and others, and he is the main force and master of textual research schools at home and abroad. He has been a teacher of yenching university Western Language Department, lecturer of Foreign Languages Department of West China University and Sichuan University, editor of Classical Department of People's Literature Publishing House, member of the 5th-8th China People's Political Consultative Conference, member of China Association for the Promotion of Peaceful Reunification, member of Chinese Writers Association and Calligraphers Association, consultant of China Rhyme Society, China Couplet Society and China Grand View Garden Cultural Association, and honorary president of China Cao Xueqin Society. 199 1, the government began to enjoy special subsidies.
Academics focus on language, poetics and endorsement, and translation between Chinese and foreign languages; I have devoted my life to reciting, studying poetry, annotation, appreciation and theory, and also studying redology. More than 20 academic works have been published, and several more are being printed. Among them, A Dream of Red Mansions is the first and representative work.
1980 went to the United States to attend the "first international symposium on a dream of red mansions"; 1984, he was appointed by the state to the Soviet Union to inspect the stones in Leningrad. 1986- 1987, awarded by the Ruth Foundation of the United States, visited the United States to give lectures for one year and served as a visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin.
biography
He doesn't like the title of "Red Chamber" or the title of "Red Chamber", but he and "Red Chamber" have a long history-when he was very young, his mother had a Japanese version of "Stone". He was too young to understand, so he left it behind. After studying in Nankai Middle School, I often talked about Red with my classmate Huang Shang, who later became a famous prose writer and even tried to translate A Dream of Red Mansions into English.
He really embarked on the road of "researching red" from 65438 to 0947. At that time, he was a student of yenching university Western Language Department. His fourth brother often noticed when reading the textual research articles of Hu Shi, the leader of A Dream of Red Mansions in Yadong Edition, that Mr. Hu Shi mentioned that he had Duncheng's Collection of Four Songtang, but he didn't find Dunmin's Mao Zhai. He deeply regretted it and wrote to tell Zhou about it. Zhou went to the yenching university Library to check, but it was a quick decision. Duncheng and Dunmin were Cao Xueqin's best friends before his death, and his poems naturally contained precious historical materials. To this end, Zhou wrote an article introducing Deng Min's collection of poems on the piano, which was published in the supplement of the Republic of China Daily. Mr. Hu Shi read it and wrote back to discuss it. The letter was published in the newspaper.
Zhou recalled that one day in June of 1948, when he was studying in yenching university, he visited Mr. Hu Shi's house at Dongchang Hutong 1 Wangfujing Street. Mr. Hu Shi personally gave him the Story of the Stone in JOE, and then entrusted him with the collection of Four Songtang, and the preface to Qi Fu of the Story of the Stone, which was printed by a printing machine. It is precisely because of this karma that Zhou completed the new proof of A Dream of Red Mansions on 1948. After the book/KLOC-0 was published by Tangdi Publishing House in September, 1953, the paper in Luoyang was expensive for a while and reprinted three times in three months. In those days, almost all researchers had one copy.
Since then, Zhou has been transferred from a lecturer in the Foreign Languages Department of Sichuan University to the People's Literature Publishing House in Beijing as an editor, and has become a "red man" in academic circles. Because of this book, he became a typical representative of "bourgeois Hushi idealism" in the later political movement, from "red" to "black": 1968 was put in the bullpen, and almost a year later, he was sent to work in the May 7th cadre school in Xianning, Hubei.
Zhou Yisheng was bumpy. He was deaf in his twenties. Later, due to excessive use of the eyes, the eyes were almost blind. He only relies on the right eye vision of 0.05438+0 to support his studies. New Evidence of a Dream of Red Mansions, Biography of Cao Xueqin, Calligraphy Art and Selected Works of Yang Wanli, which have been studied and studied all his life, show Mr. Zhou's artistic talent and attainments in many aspects, which are far from being summarized by the word "red scientist". Although he is an old man, his thinking is no less than before, and he still insists on writing and writing books every day.
Zhou's main works:
1980 went to the United States to attend the "first international symposium on a dream of red mansions"; 1984, he was appointed by the state to the Soviet Union to inspect the stones in Leningrad. 1986- 1987, awarded by the Ruth Foundation of the United States, visited the United States to give lectures for one year and served as a visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin.
Monograph of A Dream of Red Mansions: A New Certificate of A Dream of Red Mansions (400,000 words), published by Shanghai Tangdi Publishing House 1953, sold three editions in March, and then updated to 800,000 words, published by People's Literature Publishing House 1976; Cao Xueqin (140000 words), published by Writers Publishing House 1964, and later updated to 200000 words of Biography of Cao Xueqin, published by Tianjin Baihua Publishing House 1980; Gong Kao (1.20 million words) was published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House in 1.98 o; Qin Xianji (400,000 words), published by Shanxi People's Publishing House,1985; The Story of the Stone (200,000 words), co-authored with Chang, published by Bibliographic Literature Publishing House,1985; A Dream of Red Mansions and China Culture (654.38+0.80 million words) was separated from Dongda Bookstore in Taiwan Province Province in 654.38+0.989; A Dream of Red Mansions (1 10000 words), published by Heilongjiang People's Publishing House (1989); Gong and a Dream of Red Mansions (200,000 words), published by Beijing Yanshan Publishing House 1992; The new biography of Cao Xueqin (230,000 words), published by foreign languages press1992; The Art of the Red Chamber (654.38+0.90 million words), published by People's Literature Publishing House in 654.38+0.995; The true story of a dream of red mansions (270,000 words), published by Huayi Publishing House,1995; A Dream of Red Mansions is 654.38+0.20 million words, published by Beijing Library Press in 654.38+0.998; Zhou Hongloumeng Anthology (654.38+0.84 million words), 654.38+0.998, published by Huayi Publishing House; The first person with romantic literary talent (250,000 words), published by Oriental Publishing House 1999.
Academic monograph: Selected Poems of Fan Chengda (220,000 words), published by People's Literature Publishing House 1959 and 1997; Selected Poems of Bai Juyi (200,000 words), co-authored by others, published by Writers Publishing House 1962 and People's Literature Publishing House 1997; Selected Works of Yang Wanli (280,000 words), published by Zhonghua Book Company 1962, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1979 and Hebei Education Publishing House 1999; Questions and Answers on Calligraphy Art (80,000 words), published by Zhonghua Book Company 1980, Culture and Art Publishing House 1982; Appreciation of Poetry (200,000 words), published by Guangdong People's Publishing House 1987; Weekly volume (280,000 words), published by Chinese Publishing House 1999; Zhou Juan, Selected Works of Contemporary Scholars (540,000 words), published by Ange Education Press 1999.
Other achievements: 40 figure paintings of stone, published by People's Fine Arts Publishing House 1979; Hua Qingying (230,000 words), published by Shanghai Oriental Publishing House Center,1997; The Legend of Rouge Rice (185000 words), published by Chinese Press 1998; A Collection of Mo and niles (308,000 words), published by Shanxi Education Press 1998; The Story of Zhi Xuexuan (654.38+0.80 million words), published by Shanghai People's Publishing House (654.38+0.999).
In addition, he also edited the Dictionary of a Dream of Red Mansions and the China Contemporary Culture Series A Dream of Red Mansions. Revise the new editions of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, A Dream of Red Mansions and Selected Legends of Tang and Song Dynasties, and write a preface; China Ancient Literature Dictionary, Tang and Song Poetry Appreciation Dictionary, Famous Poems and Songs Appreciation Dictionary, Selected Short Stories of China in Past Dynasties, Poetry and Allusions Dictionary. "A Dream of Red Mansions in Esperanto" was written with a preface. In addition, a large number of academic papers, prefaces and columns have been published in local newspapers and periodicals.
This version aims to restore the original appearance of the "Red Chamber"