Zhongshu (taken from the name of "Qian Zhongshu", the author of "The Besieged City", Qian Zhongshu, a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu, born and died: November 21, 1910 (Gengxu year) - December 1998 19th, born in the year of Dog, later settled in Beijing)
Zhong Zhiyun (named after the first-class calligrapher "Zhou Zhiyun", Zhou Zhiyun, born in February 1931, was born in the year of Sheep, and was born in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. He graduated. Amateur university directly under the Fujian Provincial Government, currently a tutor of calligraphy, seal cutting, calligraphy and painting mounting, and Huqin performance courses for overseas students at Jiangnan University)
Zhong Shengqian (from "The Victory of Thousands of Miles", sitting in command thousands of miles away. The situation of the battle. Describes the general's great ability and decisive command. The Chinese version of "Book of Han·Gaodi Ji": "In strategizing and winning a battle thousands of miles away, I am not as good as Zifang (Zhang Liang)." Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West": " After all, we are strategizing and winning thousands of miles away.")
Zhong Quqing (taken from "asking the canal where the clear water can come from", two sentences from Zhu Xi's "Guanshu Youfei"). The poem "Ask where the canal is so clear, because there is a source of living water." The author asks: Why is this "half-acre square pond" so clear? And he answers: Because of the source of living water, it is so clear. Clear. )
Zhongheyi (taken from "Heaven and Man are one". The ideological concept of "Heaven and Man are one" was first elaborated by Zhuangzi and later developed into "Heaven and Man" by Dong Zhongshu, a thinker and Yin-Yang scholar in the Han Dynasty. A unified philosophical system of thought, and thus constitutes the main body of traditional Chinese culture. )
Zhong Lingxiu (Spiritual practice means "spiritual practice". It is a religious term. In religious theory, from spiritual practice Starting from the richness and diversity of traditions, there are four different approaches to spirituality: wisdom, raja, bhakti (devotion) and karma (action). /p>
Akutagawa (taken from the name of the Japanese Taisho era novelist "Akutagawa Ryunosuke", Akutagawa Ryunosuke, born and died: March 1, 1892 - July 24, 1927. He devoted all his efforts to creation Short stories, in his short life, he wrote more than 150 short stories. His short stories are short in length, with novel themes and novel and even weird plots. They focus on social ugly phenomena, but rarely directly comment on them, and only use cold words. The writing style and concise and powerful language make readers deeply feel its ugliness, thus demonstrating its high artistic appeal. His representative works such as "In the Bamboo Forest" (adapted into the movie "Rashomon") have become world-renowned A classic of sex)