What is the representative work of Gao Shi period?

Gao Shiqi, formerly known as Gao Shiqun, was born in Aofengfang, Min County (now Fuzhou City). From 1935, he picked up a pen and wrote a scientific sketch for the bimonthly "Reading Life" edited by Ai Siqi at that time. When these articles were published, they were all signed "Gao Shiqi". When a friend asked him about his motivation to change his name, he explained: "Throw away' people' without officials and' gold' without money."

Comrade Gao Shiqi is a contemporary bacteriologist and a famous popular science writer in China. His popular science works, especially those with the theme of bacterial life, are well-known and become a model of harmonious combination of scientific content and literary form. Since 1930s, Gao Shiqi has created a large number of popular science works and poems, which have made outstanding contributions to the theory of popular science creation and the promotion of popular science in China.

The complete works of Gao Shiqi * * * four volumes. The first volume is the popular science creation before 1949; The second volume is the popular science creation after 1949; The third volume is a poem written by Gao Shiqi all his life. The fourth volume is Gao Shiqi's papers, speeches, inscriptions and memoirs in his later years.

Most of the works of The Complete Works of Gao Shiqi were published in the past. The fourth volume of memoirs written by Gao Shiqi during the period of 198 1 to 1985 has never been published in the press. This time, they were sorted out and published in the Complete Works for the first time.

The editing and publishing of The Complete Works of Gao Shiqi has received great attention and support from all walks of life. Comrade Bing Xin personally prefaces it. Comrade Kang Keqing wrote an inscription for the publication of this book. With the consent of Comrade Fang Yi and Mr. Zhou Peiyuan, Comrade Fang Yi's speech at the conference of "Celebrating the 50th Anniversary and 80th Birthday of Comrade Gao Shiqi's Popular Science and Literature Creation" and Comrade Zhou Peiyuan's "Model of China Intellectuals" recalled Gao Shiqi's articles into the Complete Works. The compilation and publication of The Complete Works was presided over by researcher Guo Zhengyi, deputy director of China Institute of Popular Science, and edited by deputy editors Zheng, Zheng and Zheng.

Gao Shiqi (1645- 1704) is a native of Jiangcun. Famous scholar in Qing dynasty. Today, people in Gaojia Village, Kuangyan Town. Born in a poor family, he worked as a handyman in the imperial court for a living, and later worked as a record officer in Zhan Shifu. In the fifteenth year of Kangxi, he moved to the Cabinet Office and received six salaries. He lives in Xi 'anmen. This is for him. Gao Shiqi was trusted by telling stories and commenting on calligraphy and painting for Emperor Kangxi every day. Official to Zhan Shifu, less Zhan Shifu and imperial academy Bachelor. In his later years, he was specially awarded James, James and Assistant Minister of Ritual. After his death, he was posthumously named Ke Wen. He is knowledgeable, capable of poetry and prose, good at calligraphy, good at textual research and appreciation, and has a very rich collection of calligraphy and painting. He is the author of 53 volumes of historical works such as Chronicle of Zuo Zhuan and Yin Qing Tang Ji.

Gao Shiqi is a doer loyal to Kangxi and a scholar who has made great achievements in literature, history and philosophy. He is by no means a "citizen thief, one of the national thieves" as Guo Wei and others said. Because of this, after Gao Shiqi's death, Kangxi posthumous title Kewen, which means: a scholar who abides by the rules. He is humorous and has a rich collection of paintings and calligraphy. Curiosity has always been Kangxi's favorite Kangxi said to himself, "Only with curiosity can you know the way to learn." When I first saw the poems of the ancients, I could know their times at a glance, but I felt different. After a while, I can do it. Scholars have no credit for fighting, but I am kind to them and it is great to learn from them. "

His life works are very rich, including Textual Research on Place Names in the Spring and Autumn Period, Notes on Zuo Zhuan's Chronicle, Notes on the Spring and Autumn Period, Notes on Mao's Poems, Summer Vacation in Jiangcun Village, Notes on Jin Ao's Refusal to Eat, etc. Most of his paintings remain in the Forbidden City, and his words can be found in Ten Scenes of the West Lake.

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