Personal experience of qigong

19 13, my father died and lived with my grandfather. In order to pray, my grandfather asked him to learn from an old Lama in the Lama Temple and become a registered little Lama named "Chado Zabu". At that time, just after Xinhai, the Qing emperor abdicated, and his great-grandfather refused to live in Beijing to show that he would no longer ask about state affairs. Only his great-grandfather had a student named Chen, who was also an academician. His family is the richest man in Yixian County, Hebei Province, and his family is rich, so he invested in buying a house in Yixian County and asked his great-grandfather to live there. My great-grandfather moved to Yixian with his family when he was three or four years old. Later, I went to a private school to read poetry.

1933 was recommended by Mr. Fu Zengxiang, studied under Chen Yuan, and dabbled in academic classification and textual research. Later, he was hired as a Chinese teacher in Fu Jen Middle School.

65438-0935, Assistant Professor, Fine Arts Department, Fu Jen Catholic University.

After 1938, he worked as a lecturer in China Literature Department of Fu Jen Catholic University, and served as a special member of the Palace Museum, where he was engaged in peer review and cultural relics appraisal.

From 65438 to 0949, he served as an associate professor in China Literature Department and Peking University Museum Department of Fu Jen Catholic University.

After 1952, he served as an associate professor and professor of Beijing Normal University, member of the Standing Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, chairman of the National Cultural Relics Appraisal Committee, curator of central research institute of culture and history, and doctoral supervisor.

In his later years, he served as consultant of Jiu San Society, honorary chairman of China Calligraphers Association, founding chairman of the World Federation of Chinese Calligraphers, consultant of Chinese Buddhist Association, Palace Museum and National Museum, and president of Xiling Printing Society.

He died in Beijing at 2: 25 on June 30, 2005. His main works include Essays on Ancient Fonts, Essays on Poetic Rhythm, Qigong Congfu, Qigong Rhyme, Qigong Yu Zi, Essays on China Phenomenon, Poems on Books, Notes on Books, Essays on Eight Articles, Qigong Painting and Calligraphy Collection, etc.

The Complete Works of Qi Gong was published by Beijing Normal University Press. The Complete Works of Qi Gong has 20 volumes, and the first volume 10 is writings, including poetry creation, speeches, oral history, letters, diaries, etc. Finally, 10 is a painting and calligraphy work, which is a collection of picture albums, fan pages, hand scrolls, banners, vertical axes, word lessons and temporary writing created by Mr. Qi Gong. The Complete Works of Qi Gong not only has precious historical value, but also has great appreciation value and research value.

family tree

Yin Zhen, Yong Zhengdi —— Wu Zixu and Prince Hongzhou —— One son Yong Bi —— the second son Mianxun —— the third son Yi Heng —— the fifth son Zai Chong —— the second son Pu Liang —— the eldest son Long Yu —— the only son Hengtong —— the only son succeeded.

Qi Gong was born in a scholarly family, and his grandfather Yulong (1872- 1923) was educated when he was young. Guangxu twenty years (1894), taught editing in a library.

The great-grandfather of Qigong (1854- 1922) invited Ge to take part in the imperial examination when he was young. In the sixth year of Guangxu (1880), he was admitted to the 37th Jinshi. He chose Jishi Shu and was awarded editor and editor in a scattered museum.

Hong Zhou (17 12- 1765) is the ancestor of qigong, a famous absurd prince in history, who likes to hold funerals and eat sacrifices. However, some historians have pointed out that he actually "absurdly" avoided getting involved in the battle for the throne between Shi Hong (the third son of Yongzheng) and Li Hong (the fourth son of Qianlong of Yongzheng).