The masters of the Republic of China have profound academic attainments, which makes people stop at the top of the mountain, but their hobbies in life make people laugh. A master is also a human being and has his own true temperament. On the contrary, it is these hobbies that make them respected and more lovely. Pan Guangdan: Ubiquitous Curiosity Pan Guangdan was a famous sociologist, eugenist and ethnologist in the Republic of China. He is regarded as one of the four great philosophers in Tsinghua in the past century, and has written such works as Eugenics, Essays on Humanities and Biology, and Family Problems in China. Feng Youlan said in Introduction to Sansongtang that Pan Guangdan's greatest hobby is curiosity. He told a story: Pan Guangdan had never eaten mouse meat, and one day he had a whim to let his family rummage through the closet, dig three feet, catch some mice and cook them to satisfy his curiosity. In Chongqing, my brother Pan Guangdan is a banker. He was very sad when he heard that his brother had eaten mouse meat. He quickly remitted some money to let him buy pork. And told in the letter, life is tense in the future, you can call, absolutely can't do this again, let the whole China scold yourself for not taking good care of your brother. Zhang Taiyan: It smells delicious. Zhang Taiyan was a democratic revolutionary, thinker and master of Chinese studies in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Zhang Taiyan loves to eat smelly things, and it tastes good when it stinks. Once, the painter Qian Huafo brought a packet of purple and black rotten salted eggs, and Zhang Dalelian said, "If you have anything to write, just say it." Every two days, Qian Huafo sent another jar of stinky amaranth stalks. Zhang was overjoyed and said, "Write if you have paper." Money asked him to write the words "five households * * * and", and he actually wrote more than forty. Later, money brought rotten peanuts, smelly wax gourd and other things one after another, which made Zhang write more than 100. Whatever the content is, Zhang actually did everything. Zhang Taiyan's most unique hobby is treating people. He not only prescribed prescriptions for relatives or friends, but also for revolutionaries Zou Rong and Dr. Sun Yat-sen. However, due to his lack of clinical experience, although it sounds logical, he could not cure the disease at all, but he was always complacent. If a friend goes to his house and occasionally talks about toothache or stomach trouble, he will immediately ask someone for advice, write a prescription and force the other person to take medicine according to the prescription. And when he started taking medicine, it was always one or two dollars or eight dollars, which made no one dare to take his medicine. Huang Kan: Have a good drink. Huang Kan was a modern democratic revolutionary, a pioneer of the Revolution of 1911 and a famous linguist. Later generations called him, Zhang Taiyan and Wei Liu "masters of Chinese studies" and called him and Zhang Taiyan "masters of primary schools since Ganjia" and "inheritors of traditional philology". Huang Kan's way of dealing with people has many reasons. But his favorite thing is his preference for food and wine. On one occasion, Huang Kan invited people to dinner in a restaurant. After the guest was seated, he suddenly heard someone talking loudly in the next room. Huang Kan probe a look, and found that is their own students, the bottom of my heart is very unhappy. Huang Kan is famous for his dignity as a teacher. The eagle-eyed disciple also found his teacher, and knowing that his noisy waves annoyed the teacher, he quickly ran over to say hello. Huang Kan reprimanded him with a straight face, of course, and this topic seems to have endless meaning. Seeing this situation, the disciple quickly called the waiter and said in front of my husband, "didn't I say my husband was going to treat you here?" "Why not spend ten years carving wine? Today's entertainment is on my account. " Hearing this, the Huang Kan reprimanded immediately to an abrupt end. Jin: Jin, a philosopher and logician in the Republic of China, loves raising chickens. He combined western philosophy with China's philosophy and established a unique philosophical system. He is famous for his theory of Tao, reason and study, and is known as "the first person in China's philosophy". Kim likes raising chickens. When he was in Yunnan, he kept a big cockfight. This cockfighting can hold its neck high and eat at the same table with Kim. He took it in stride, which was amazing. Jin also collects big pears and pomegranates everywhere and takes them to chicken fights with other children. If he loses the game, he gives it to the children and he buys it. There are many crickets in the corner of his house. Surprisingly, these expensive crickets are his favorite chicken food. Lin Yutang: "A cigarette after a meal is better than a living immortal." Lin Yutang is a famous writer, scholar, translator, linguist and representative of Neo-Taoism in modern China. Lin Yutang loves cigarettes, saying that the benefits of smoking are probably unique in today's literary history. His admiration for cigarettes began in the late 1930s and early 1940s when the Analects of Confucius was edited, especially the huge pipe that Ji Xiaolan, a great scholar in Qing Dynasty and editor-in-chief of Sikuquanshu, admired. In Ji Xiaolan's Guanzi, it may be a great temptation for Lin Yutang to pack a cigarette or two and eat for an hour or two. "A cigarette after a meal is better than a living fairy" is his patent. In the Analects of Confucius, he and his colleagues agreed not to persuade people to quit smoking. In fact, he not only did not persuade people to quit smoking, but also encouraged others to smoke. When it comes to quitting smoking, he always does the opposite. Liang Qichao: Liang Qichao, a master mahjong player, was a thinker, politician, educator, historian and writer in modern China, one of the leaders of the Reform Movement of 1898, and a representative of the reformists and neo-legalists in modern China. Liang Qichao advocated an interesting outlook on life. There is a famous saying: "Only by studying can you forget to play mahjong, and only by playing mahjong can you forget to read." The temptation of mahjong to Liang Qichao can be imagined. 19 19 years, Liang Qichao came back from Europe, and one day several friends in the intellectual circle invited him to give a lecture. He said, "I happen to have four people at work at your appointed time." An uninvited guest didn't understand. After listening to his explanation, it turned out to be about the hemp bureau. Mei Yiqi: Mei Yiqi Mei Yiqi, a senior "Ma You", was the president of Tsinghua University. His tenure laid the foundation for Tsinghua and made indelible contributions to Tsinghua University. He, Ye, Pan Guangdan and Chen Yinque are also called the four great philosophers in Tsinghua's century-old history. Mei Yiqi likes this game, too. According to the Collected Works of Mei Yiqi published by Tsinghua Publishing House, he played mahjong 85 times at 1956-1957, about once a week. Of these 85 times, President Mei won 25 times, lost 46 times, drew 14 times, and lost 1650 yuan. At that time, a bowl of Yangchun noodles was only 1 yuan. Hu Shi: Hu Shi, the "lunar old man" in the Republic of China, had an interesting hobby. In addition to playing mahjong, Hu Shi also likes the elderly in Taiyin. He arranged many happy celebrity marriages. He has "The Book of Yuanyang" signed by Mr. and Mrs. Zhao Yuanren, Mr. and Mrs. Xu Zhimo, Mr. and Mrs. Shen Congwen, and Mr. and Mrs. Qian Jiaju ... In addition to their outstanding talents, the masters of the Republic of China also have various hobbies like ordinary people, which is really attractive. Thanks for reading!