1907 has been the editor of the Library Bureau of the Ministry of Education, engaged in the research on the history of China's operas and lyrics, and has written Qulv, Textual Research on Song and Yuan operas, Ren Jian Hua Ci, etc. He attached importance to the position of novels and operas in literature, and created an atmosphere for studying the history of operas, which had a great influence on the literary and art circles at that time. After the Revolution of 1911, he regarded himself as an old man in the Qing Dynasty. In his later years, Wang Guowei had not cut off his braid as a symbol of the times.
From 19 13 to the study of Confucian classics and history, specializing in ancient philology, ancient artifacts and ancient historical geography. He devoted himself to the textual research of ancient artifacts, Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Qilu clay seals, Han and Wei inscriptions, Han and Jin bamboo slips, Dunhuang Tang Scriptures, Northwest Geography, Yin, Zhou, Qin and Han Dynasties, and Mongolian history, and did a lot of research. He is rigorous in history, meticulous in textual research, faithful and conscientious, unbiased, and advocates using underground historical materials to consult historical documents, which can make more contributions than the previous generation and has influence in the field of history.
/kloc-in the spring of 0/923, at that time, Puyi's small court wanted to choose a knowledgeable scholar in China, and Wang Guowei was recommended by Yun Sheng to go to Beijing to serve as the southern study room of the Xun Emperor Puyi (Wupin).
The following winter, Feng Yuxiang's "forced palace" incident occurred, and Wang Guowei ended his work of "going south to study". Hu Shi, Gu Jiegang and others invited him to be the dean of the newly established Tsinghua University Institute of Chinese Studies, but Wang Guowei refused and became a professor. Tsinghua scholars have influenced many experts and scholars in philology, history and archaeology with their profound knowledge, solid style of study, scientific research methods and simple life. At that time, Liang Qichao, Chen Yinque and Zhao Yuanren were called "professors" of Tsinghua's four great teachers.
1927, he drowned himself in the Summer Palace, leaving a deep thrill and regret for China intellectuals and a mystery for later generations.
At that time, a veteran of the Qing Dynasty compared Wang Guowei to Qu Yuan who was loyal and drowned himself in Miluo. The draft of Qing history also set up a biography of loyalty and righteousness for him. Mr. Lu Xun, who has always praised people differently, thinks that "he can be regarded as a figure who studies Chinese studies" (hot wind, transliteration unknown). Guo Moruo called him a pioneer of new historiography.
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