Du Yaquan: Du Yaquan (1873 ~ 1933), formerly known as Sun Wei, was named Qiu Fan. No. Yaquan, pen name richest, Gao Lao, Han nationality, was born in Tutang, Huiji (now Shangyu). Famous popular science publisher and translator in modern times. In the 24th year of Xu (1898), Cai Yuanpei worked as a math teacher in Shaoxing Chinese and Western School. /kloc-in the autumn of 0/900, he went to Shanghai and founded Yaquan Academy, the first private university of science and technology in modern China, to train scientific and technological talents. At the same time, Yaquan, the earliest scientific publication in China, was founded. He also edited the earliest Chinese textbook "The Beginning of Literature" in China. /kloc-returned to Shaoxing in 0/903 and founded Yue County Public School with others. In the autumn of the following year, I entered the compilation institute of the Commercial Press. It lasted for 28 years. He studied science in his early years, and most of the physics and chemistry books and natural history textbooks at the beginning of his business came from him. Editor-in-chief of Oriental Magazine, changed the format, increased the length and illustrations, and selected and translated the latest political, economic, social and academic trends of eastern and western newspapers and periodicals. And set up a column of "Miscellaneous Science". He expounded international current affairs and became an influential academic magazine at that time. He has published more than 300 translated papers. China was a famous patriotic scholar and editor in the Enlightenment period. He always adhered to the scientific standpoint, paid attention to the outlook on life and society, took rationality as the highest ideal, and took the combination of western science and eastern traditional culture as the ultimate goal. 1920, resigned as editor-in-chief of oriental magazine and became full-time director of physical and chemical department. With the knowledge of self-study and the academic spirit of striving for perfection, Du Yaquan has successively edited and published a Botanical Dictionary and a Zoological Dictionary, both of which are the first dictionaries of this subject. 1924, founded and taught New China College in Shanghai. It will be closed in two years. 1932, during the Battle of Songhu, his apartment and the Commercial Press were burned down, and the whole family went back to their hometown to take refuge. Guiding business colleagues and nephews to edit the dictionaries of primary school natural science and a large number of textbooks at home laid the foundation for the development of science education in China and left valuable scientific and cultural heritage for future generations. 193365438+died in his hometown on February 6th. He is the author of Philosophy of Life, Bo Shi and Selected Works of Du Yaquan. Schopenhauer's philosophy of life has been translated.
Ma Yifu: Ma Yifu (1883 ~ 1967) was born in Huiji, Zhejiang (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). China, a modern thinker, is also called "the three saints of modern times" with Liang Shuming and Xiong Shili, and is one of the early representatives of modern neo-Confucianism. He has profound attainments in ancient philosophy, literature and Buddhism, and is also good at calligraphy. He combines Cao Zhang and Han Li, forming his own system. Feng Zikai praised him as a "master of China's calligraphy". At the invitation of Cai Yuanpei, he went to teach at Peking University, but Chiang Kai-shek promised to give him an official position, but not to kill any of them. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as the director of Zhejiang Museum of Literature and History, the deputy director of the Central Museum of Literature and History, and a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. The descendants series is a collection of Ma Yifu's works.
There are Ji Kang, Se, Zhu Chao, Luo Qi, Luo, Luo Jiafu and Luo Dagang, who are older.