Gu Hongming. The positive material about this big guy is that his academic and translation works are very good. It has been mentioned in the comment area that he was a weirdo in the late Qing Dynasty and had 13 doctorate degrees. Yes, he is known as the last great Confucian in China. Moreover, this boss is very devilish. He highly admires Confucianism, but he grew up in a Western education environment. His whole life is a process of learning from the West to the West. "West" is his tool, and "Chinese" is his foundation. He later devoted himself to promoting the cultural thought of Chinese Confucianism to the West. Because he was well-versed in both Chinese and Western cultures, he would use the famous sayings of Western scholars such as Carlyle to annotate the Analects, and then use figures with similar historical roles in China and the West to compare each other (for example, you and The foreigner Amway's "Butterfly Lovers" said this is China's "Romeo and Juliet"), in short, he feels that Confucianism is the most awesome, and everyone here is a jerk. This view is very suitable for the current hot topic of "cultural confidence and cultural inheritance"! He is a living example of someone who was "fascinated by Chinese culture and then refused to escape and become an official official." At that time, whenever I wrote about the topic of "adhering to contemporary literature/culture," I would use him.