194 1 year, Ye Jiaying was admitted to the Chinese Department of Fu Jen Catholic University, specializing in classical literature. During the Anti-Japanese War, Beiping was occupied by Japan for nearly four years. Her father moved south with the National Government because of the "July 7th Incident", and broke off contact with his family. In September of the same year, her mother was hospitalized for cancer and died shortly after the operation. Ye Jiaying lives with his uncle, aunt and two younger brothers. Life is hard in the occupied areas. Fortunately, my aunt is still in charge of housework, and Ye Jiaying has not been greatly affected in reading. In the grief of losing his mother, Ye Jiaying wrote many poems instead. Ye Jiaying studied under Professor Gu Sui, a famous classical poet, and was deeply appreciated by Professor Gu Sui.
1945 graduated from Ye Jiaying University and started his teaching career in Ye Jiaying. Ye Jiaying, with his outstanding talent, was hired as a Chinese teacher by three middle schools at the same time, and was deeply loved by the students.
1948 Ye Jiaying got married and moved to Taiwan Province with her husband. Since the early 1950s, he has been a full-time professor at Taiwan Province Provincial University, and later he was hired as a part-time professor by Tamkang University and Fu Jen Catholic University. It has trained a large number of professionals in China's traditional culture and classical literature, and has now grown into famous experts and professors all over Europe, America, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Here, there are a group of European and American students who studied in Ye Jiaying and have now grown into sinologists. In 1960s, Ye Jiaying was invited as a visiting professor at Harvard University and Michigan State University.
From 65438 to 0966, Ye Jiaying was sent by Taiwan Province Provincial University to give lectures in the United States, and served as a visiting professor at the University of Michigan and Harvard University successively. Jiaying's teaching and research field has gained more room for development. Ye Jiaying was one of the few China scholars who taught China's classical poems in English at that time. While Ye Jiaying was pregnant with peaches and plums, he cooperated with Mr. Haitao Wei, the head of Asia Department of Harvard University, in research work and attended some important international academic conferences. Now these achievements have been published by Harvard University. During this period, due to Chinese mainland's long-term isolation from the western world, Ye Jiaying's teaching and research activities made an important contribution to the spread of China culture in the west, and its influence was immeasurable.
1969, settled in Vancouver, Canada, and served as a tenured professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada.
1974, Ye Jiaying finally looked forward to the moment of returning to the mainland of the motherland. After a lapse of nearly 30 years, Ye Jiaying once again set foot on this hometown land that appeared in a dream. Ye Jiaying wrote a 2700-word long poem "Journey to the Motherland" in one breath: "I have been away from my hometown in Wan Li for 30 years, and I am homesick all the time. Once I came back from heaven with tears in my eyes and ecstasy in my heart ... "
1976, Ye Jiaying took advantage of the meeting to visit his eldest daughter and son-in-law who had been married for three years, and then flew to Philadelphia, USA. Only a few days later, Ye Jiaying received the bad news that his eldest daughter and wife were killed in a car accident. Ye Jiaying said: "When writing poetry, feelings are naturally sad, but poetry is really wonderful. Even writing poetry can express and relieve sad feelings. But the whole mood is still sad and self-mourning. "
1977, Ye Jiaying returned to China again, and Ye Jiaying traveled all over the country from south to north. When Ye Jiaying heard that the tour guide was also reciting Tang poems at the beginning, Ye Jiaying's poetry once again made waves, and Ye Jiaying deeply felt that the roots of the motherland's poems were still there and the poems were immortal.
1978, Ye Jiaying applied to the government of China to give lectures in China, and was approved in 1979. Started a busy career of returning to China to give lectures every holiday. Over the past twenty years, Ye Jiaying has been invited to give lectures in dozens of universities such as Peking University, Nankai University, Tianjin University, Nanjing University, Fudan University, Sichuan University, Yunnan University, Hubei University, Xiangtan University, Wuhan University, Liaoning University, Liaoning Normal University, Heilongjiang University, Lanzhou University and Xinjiang University. At the same time, Ye Jiaying also held several influential lectures on classical poetry at the invitation of various social groups. Ye Jiaying's speech was widely welcomed and praised by scholars in their seventies and eighties and young students in their seventies and eighties.
1982, Ye Jiaying handed over eight volumes of notes to Gu Zhijing, the daughter of Mr. Gu Sui and a professor of Chinese Department of Hebei University, and assisted Gu Zhijing in editing a 70,000-word "Poem of Tuoan", which was included in The Complete Works of Gu Sui published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House. In 2005, all the remaining notes were handed over to Gu Zhijing and compiled into a book "Notes on Gu Sui's Poetry", which was published by Renmin University of China Press in March 2006.
After retiring from 1989, Mr. Ye Jiaying spent a whole semester lecturing in China every year. He spent the rest of his time in classical poetry forums in Canada, the United States, Hongkong, Australia and Taiwan Province. In the same year, Ye Jiaying was elected as a member of the Royal Canadian Society.