Money: money (19 13-1992) is an educator and sociologist in China. He enjoys a high reputation in the field of sociology in China and has played an important role in the educational reform in China. Qian put forward the viewpoint of "collecting hundreds of flowers to make a biography of Laozi and Zhuangzi", advocating multiculturalism and free thinking, and cultivating China students' innovative ability and independent thinking ability.
2. Wu: Wu (1609-1672) was a writer and politician in the late Ming Dynasty in China. He was widely praised for his talent, especially his poems and essays. Wu put forward literary thoughts such as "literature carries Tao" and "literature does not deviate from Tao", and advocated that literature should undertake the function of moral education and transmit positive energy and values.
3. Gu: Gu (16 13-1682) was a scholar, thinker and politician in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. He advocated the study of positivism and attached importance to practical application, which had a far-reaching influence in the history of China's thought. Ancient works include The Road to the Sun and Lushan Mountain. Through observing and thinking about society, politics and economy, he put forward many original opinions and made important contributions to the study of China's history and culture.
These figures are all influential figures in the history of China, and their thoughts and contributions have played a positive role in the social, cultural and academic development of China.
Evaluation of poets in Qing dynasty
Poets in Qing Dynasty have their own unique creative style and artistic achievements. Their works not only enriched the treasure house of China's ancient literature, but also had a far-reaching influence on later scholars. Their poems are full of thoughts and expressions about life, nature and emotion, showing rich artistic charm and cultural connotation.