Gao Zhi, pen name Gao Zhi. Literary translator and writer. A native of Hefei, Anhui. Graduated from the Sociology Department of Central University in 1932. He once served as editor of Zhongshan Cultural Education Center and professor of Jinling University. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as a professor at Shandong Normal University and an editor at Beijing Times Publishing House. The translation includes "Resurrection" and "Anna Karenina" by (Russian) Leo Tolstoy, and the joint translation of (Russian) Leo Tolstoy's "Resurrection" and "Anna Karenina", Co-translated (Russian) Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace", and authored a collection of essays, "A Thousand Character Essay", etc.
Xu Wenhui, born in 1947, graduated from the Fine Arts Department of Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute with a bachelor's degree and is an associate professor. He successively taught at Jingdezhen Normal School, the Art Department of Jingdezhen College, and the Art Department of Jingdezhen College of Jiangxi Normal University. He is currently the president of Jingdezhen Ceramic Workers University and the executive director of Jingdezhen Ceramics Association. He is not only good at painting, but also good at calligraphy. His cursive script and official script are unique in his own way.
Edit this paragraph Associate Professor of Zhejiang Forestry University
Xu Wenhui, male, born in 1968, master's degree, professor. Research directions: urban garden green space planning and design, landscape resource planning and design, greenway planning and design theory research and practice. Graduated from Tongji University in 2005 majoring in urban planning and design (landscape architecture planning and design), studying under Professor Liu Binyi, and received a bachelor's degree in engineering Master's degree. Currently the head of the provincial key discipline of garden planning and design at the School of Landscape Architecture, Zhejiang Forestry University, and leader of the garden planning and design course group. Mainly engaged in planning and design teaching and research on urban landscapes, urban green spaces, scenic spots, forest parks, etc. Served Since then, he has participated in the completion of one national-level scenic spot and one national-level forest park, presided over the planning and design of six provincial-level forest parks and provincial-level scenic spots, five urban green space system planning projects, and more than ten urban park green spaces and affiliated green spaces. He has participated in seven tourism area planning and design projects. In 2001, he was hired as a special researcher of the Provincial Tourism Science Institute and a member of the Tourism Project Planning Center. He participated in the completion of three provincial-level projects and is currently in charge of one project of the Ministry of Science and Technology. He has worked as a planner in China Garden and More than 10 articles have been published in core journals. The current research focus is "Regional Planning and Greenway System Establishment". Among them, the research on "Theory and Methods of Greenway Planning and Design" is in a leading position in the country.
Edit this paragraph Officials of the Ming Dynasty
Xu Wenhui (1491-1570), courtesy name Chaozhang, No. Longtan, was born in Yixing, Jiangsu Province. The grandson of Shangshu Xu Pu, Yiyin entered the Imperial Academy, and later moved to the supervisory post of Zuo Cheng, the supervisor of Shanglinyuan. When the gardens and lacquer forests entered, the nobles seized them according to their situation, and Wen Hui governed them according to the law. He was promoted to the governor of the Hou Army and served as the left chief historian of the Min Prefecture. He died in the fourth year of Longqing (1570) at the age of eighty.