Liu Bannong
There was a fire in the room,
The host ordered to open the window to buy fruit.
Said, "It's neither cold nor hot,
Don't let it burn me. "
There is a beggar lying outside the house.
Bite your teeth and shout "death" to the north wind!
Internal and external poverty,
Only separated by a layer of tissue paper!
Liu Bannong (189 1- 1934), a native of Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, was originally named Liu Fu or Liu Pingfu, a writer and linguist. He was born in an intellectual family, his birthplace was Jiangyin, Jiangsu, China, and his date of birth was 189 1 May 29th. 19 1 1 participated in the Xinhai revolution. 19 12 made a living by contributing to Yuanyang Butterfly School. 19 17 years as a pre-law professor in Peking University, and participated in the editing work of New Youth magazine, actively participated in the literary revolution, opposed classical Chinese and advocated vernacular Chinese. 19 18 and Qian wrote a famous double-reed letter, in which Qian wrote a letter against new literature in classical Chinese, and then Liu Bannong wrote a book in vernacular Chinese to refute it.
At first, I tried to create new poems and vernacular Chinese, and made various experiments and explorations in the form of new poems. 1926 published poetry anthology "Whip Collection" and "Tile Axe Collection". His poems are simple and ordinary, especially the folk songs written in Jiangyin dialect.
He is a linguist. At the beginning of the literary revolution, he created the words "she" and "it" for the vernacular, which was praised by Lu Xun as having fought several big battles. 1920 studied experimental phonetics at the University of London, England, and transferred to the University of Paris in the summer of192/kloc-0. 1925 received a doctorate in French national literature, and his "Experimental Records of Chinese Pinyin Characters" won the Constanyine-Werner Linguistics Award in France. /kloc-returned to China in the autumn of 0/925, and was appointed as a professor of Chinese Department in Peking University, teaching phonetics. 1934 After his death in Beijing, Lu Xun expressed his condolences by publishing an article "Remembering Liu Bannong Jun" in Youth World, and made a realistic evaluation of him. [3]