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The life of the characters in Yin's works
Yin, formerly known as Yin, was born in Yinjialou Village, Huilongshan Town, Huanggang City (now Huilongshan Town, Tuanfeng County, Huanggang City) on February 5, 2009.

At the age of seven, he moved to Shangbahe Town in this county with his parents.

/kloc-at the age of 0/3, he was taken to Wuchang by his uncle and revolutionary Yin Ziheng in 1911 and enrolled in Wuchang Middle School.

16 years old, published academic papers in Oriental Magazine. 17 When he was a sophomore, he published a 400,000-word translation of Basic Logic in Zhong Zheng Bookstore.

1in the autumn of 938, with the help of the famous philosopher Jin, Yin was admitted to the Philosophy Department of National Southwest Associated University, and four years later, he was admitted to the Tsinghua University Institute of Philosophy, majoring in western philosophy.

1944 joined the anti-Japanese war and went to India to study military car driving skills.

65438-0945, transferred to Chongqing Independent Publishing House as an editor.

/kloc-in the autumn of 0/946, he was dragged into the Kuomintang camp by fellow countryman Tao Xisheng and worked in the Propaganda Department of the Kuomintang Central Committee and the Central Daily News, which took a detour.

10.4, 1948, 165438, published an editorial "Hurry up and tidy up people's hearts" in the Central Daily, denouncing the internal and external policies of the rich and the Kuomintang, which was denounced by Chiang Kai-shek and almost lost his job.

1March, 949, Yin went to Taiwan Province Province with the Central Daily, and still served as the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, acting as the editor-in-chief, and concurrently served as the editor-in-chief of the National Daily. On May 12 of the same year, Yin published an editorial "Fortification is in People's Heart" in the Central Daily, saying that the military and political personnel who fled Taiwan Province with Chiang Kai-shek were "political rubbish", and were besieged and criticized by the Kuomintang, so they were forced to leave the Central Daily to teach in the Philosophy Department of Taiwan Province Provincial University. From then on, he left the Kuomintang camp and became a liberal.

1949, 1 1 In June, he and Hu Shi, Lei Zhen and others founded Free China, a comprehensive bimonthly magazine with great influence, and served as the editorial board and lead writer. Although the publisher of this magazine is Hu Shihe, because Hu Shi is not in Taiwan Province Province, he is mainly responsible for administrative affairs, but the real soul figure is Yin. He used his speech and thoughts to guide Free China magazine, which made its circulation soar and sold well at home and abroad. After arriving in Taiwan Province, Yin paid close attention to the politics and people of Taiwan Province. He believes that a scholar who doesn't care about the future of the nation and the sufferings of the people, even with the best education, is not qualified to become an intellectual. A bloody scholar should always share the same fate with the people, have a sense of justice and dare to tell the truth.

Seeing that Chiang's father and son escaped from Taiwan Province, they still ruled the people of Taiwan Province Province by the mainland, killing innocent people and engaging in white terror, and they were extremely resentful. As a scholar, he held up the two banners of democracy and science to confront the authorities of Taiwan Province Province. He took free China and his motherland Hongkong as his positions, and tried his best to expose the dark politics in Taiwan Province Province, criticizing the terrorist rule and various illegal acts of Chiang's father and son.

Since the end of 1949, Chiang Kai-shek has been calling for "counterattacking the mainland", saying that "counterattacking the mainland" will be realized in a certain year and month, and taking "counterattacking the mainland" as the "basic national policy" of the authorities. At that time, no one in Taiwan Province Province doubted, let alone touched this "basic national policy" of Chiang Kai-shek. After studying Chiang Kai-shek's slogan of "counterattacking the mainland", Yin felt very ridiculous, and dared to write an editorial of "counterattacking the mainland" in Free China, which thoroughly exposed Chiang Kai-shek's hypocritical tricks of deceiving the people of Taiwan Province Province and predicted that Taiwan Province Province would eventually be peacefully reunified with the mainland. For another example, Chiang Kai-shek's second "term of office" expired in 1960. In order to succeed him in the future, he tried every despicable means to seek "three consecutive terms". Yin was very indignant about this, and repeatedly wrote articles in newspapers and magazines against it, exposing all kinds of behaviors of Jiang's father and son in the "three-term re-election".

On the other hand, Yin saw that most intellectuals in Taiwan Province were in a state of numbness, so he used forums, articles, books and other forms to actively introduce Hayek, Karl Barber and other new philosophical ideas, vigorously publicize Russell's philosophy and the spirit of the May 4th Movement, enlighten the broad masses of intellectuals and people, and encourage the people, especially the younger generation, to bravely oppose autocracy and dictatorship. Therefore, he became the most admired spiritual leader, riot standard-bearer, democracy fighter and enlightenment master of Taiwan Province people, especially young people in 1950s and 1960s.

In his later years, he gained a new understanding of China's traditional culture, tried to find the spiritual tradition of freedom and democracy from it, and made peace with the master of Neo-Confucianism, ending the decades-long cultural debate. This is an important spiritual event in the modern cultural history of China.