As a teacher of China's modern history, he can't be ignored. He played an extremely important role in promoting the development of vernacular Chinese, liberating people's feudal thoughts and promoting the modernization of China. He was knowledgeable all his life and made great contributions in literature, history, philosophy and education. By understanding his life story, we can gain a lot of insight and inspiration. Let's take a look at the most exciting and thought-provoking sentences in Hu Shi's quotations.
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First of all, this sentence is "bold assumption, careful verification." This sentence should be said by Dewey, his teacher, under the influence of pragmatism during his study in the United States. 19 19 When Hu Shi's "The Spirit of Young China People" gave a speech at the young chinese Institute, it was first proposed that young people should pay attention to assumptions and arguments. He thinks that scientists are most concerned about hypotheses. After observing things, they put forward several hypotheses. Then fully understand the inner meaning of each hypothesis and see if these hypotheses can verify the observed facts. This is Hu Shi's most scientific research method.
So there is this sentence: "When reading, there is no doubt that there will be doubts. When dealing with people, there will be doubts." This sentence comes from a couplet given to students by Hu Shi. These two sentences can also be said to be the basic principles of Hu Shi's lifelong study and treatment of others. He is also practicing these two sentences with his own personal experience. For example, the phrase "Linjiang Xian" that he once criticized is not good. As a man, he is always warm and sincere to dignitaries and ordinary people, and never neglects them.
Hu Shi's quotations are many, and here are just the most popular ones. Hu Shi's remarks deserve our deep thought.
What about the calligraphy of Hu Shi, a famous scholar in the Republic of China?
Hu Shi was originally named Heiju, whose real name was Jiang, and later changed his name to Hu Shi, whose name was Shun. 189 1 was born in Jixi, Anhui province. 1962 died at the age of 72. Hu Shi is a famous writer, philosopher, poet and scholar in China. He is a representative of China's literary achievements. Later, he led the New Culture Movement and advocated literary reform. Hu Shi is not only a representative of literature, but also his calligraphy is very influential in China.
Hu Shi's calligraphy
Hu Shi's calligraphy is a typical scholar's calligraphy. What is scholar calligraphy? Literati calligraphy is the calligraphy written by a group of intellectuals. These scholars have made great achievements not only in their familiar fields, but also in other fields. As far as calligraphy is concerned, although there is still a gap between the calligraphy of these literati and that of professional calligraphers, they have enough foundation and calligraphy level, so their calligraphy is quite powerful, and Hu Shi is one of them.
The characteristics of Hu Shi's calligraphy are elegant, comfortable, implicit, restrained, free and easy, and smooth. Hu Shi's calligraphy is full of Jianghu spirit. Scholars seldom pay attention to the weight of lines in calligraphy, but pay more attention to inner self-restraint and expressiveness. In Hu Shi's calligraphy handwriting handed down from generation to generation, its forms of expression are mostly letters and sketches, and there are few masterpieces and few calligraphy creations promised to others. Judging from the handwriting of Hu Shi's calligraphy, it is difficult to see what genre Hu Shi's calligraphy belongs to. He is more casual and has no fixed form. However, although his calligraphy is more casual, he is very serious about every calligraphy creation, and every calligraphy is a masterpiece. Obviously, Hu Shi has a profound foundation in calligraphy, and his calligraphy form is very impactful.
How to say Hu Shi's story in vernacular Chinese?
Speaking of vernacular Chinese, I believe that everyone has no feeling of yayoi. Because in today's world, whether it is communication between ordinary people or reading and writing, we use almost all the vernacular, which can be said to have been integrated into our lives and blood and become an indispensable part of our daily life. When it comes to the origin and implementation of vernacular Chinese, we have to mention a well-known figure, that is, Hu Shi, an academic master who studies Chinese and Western languages in modern history of our country. Hu Shi has a very close relationship with vernacular Chinese.
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Hu Shi has done in-depth research in literature, philosophy, history, education and many other aspects all his life. But his greatest contribution to later generations should undoubtedly be to vigorously advocate and popularize vernacular Chinese. Hu Shi spared no effort to popularize vernacular Chinese. He was not only satisfied with preaching and calling, but also personally told the public the advantages and benefits of vernacular Chinese with his own personal practice. Whether writing academic articles or articles for newspapers and magazines, he always writes in vernacular Chinese, and pays great attention to the quality of vernacular manuscripts when he runs his own magazine. Therefore, many friends of Hu Shi think that the biggest feature of his articles is clarity. Even if we read Hu Shi's articles now, it should not be too difficult. This is also the most important point in Hu Shi's writing. He once commented that his article was "bright and vigorous, light and dull". Hu Shi does not pursue how profound the article is and how gorgeous the language is. But to let readers understand his meaning to the greatest extent, which is his respect for readers.
In addition to writing articles, Hu Shi also wrote many vernacular poems, most of which were included in his collection of poems "Attempt Collection". Interested friends may wish to have a look. Generally speaking, Hu Shi and vernacular Chinese can be said to complement each other and achieve each other.