1. Qian Zhongshu’s classic sayings

1. This diploma seems to have the function of the leaf on Adam and Eve’s lower body, which can cover up the shame; a small piece of square paper can Cover up a person's ignorance and ignorance.

2. When describing Miss Bao, in addition to comparing her to a cooked food shop, she also compared her to the truth, "Some people call her 'truth' because it is said that 'truth' is naked. Miss Bao Not naked, so they revised it to 'partial truth'".

3. China is the country that promotes science the most in the world. No other country is willing to give scientists what they can do. When foreign countries make scientific progress, Chinese scientists will be promoted.

4. When two people are together, they will spread rumors, just as when two branches are close, a spider will hang its web.

5. Science is very different from scientists. Scientists are like wine, which become more valuable as they get older. Science is like women, which become less valuable when they get older.

6. This is not boiled chicken soup, it is just like a chicken that has been bathed in it.

7. The thick rouge painted on {Mrs. Shen}’s lips got into her mouth with saliva, staining her yellow and craggy teeth with red marks, which looked bloody like clues to a murder in a detective novel.

8. Big things in the world can be dealt with casually, but small things cannot be dealt with at all. For example, corrupt officials take tens of millions in bribes, but they will never steal other people's money.

I still remember a place where they went to a place where the oil stains on the table were very thick. The husband compared it to being beaten in the face by a butcher, and it was like a pound of lard.

There is a place in the previous chapter that compares the child with a long face, saying that the nose and mouth are so far apart that it causes lovesickness. 2. Quotes about Qian Zhongshu

Introduction to Qian Zhongshu Qian Zhongshu ( 1910-1998), a modern literature researcher and writer, courtesy name Mo Cun, also known as Huaiju, who once used the pen name Zhongshu Jun, and was born in Wuxi, Jiangsu.

Because he caught a book when he was one year old, he was named "Zhongshu". Qian Zhongshu was born in a family of poets and calligraphers. He received traditional classics and history education since childhood. He was good at Chinese and English in middle school, but his grades in science subjects such as mathematics were extremely poor.

When he applied for Tsinghua University, he only scored 15 points in mathematics. However, because of his outstanding scores in Chinese and English, and perfect scores in English, he was admitted to the Department of Foreign Languages ??and Literature of Tsinghua University in 1929. During this period, he studied hard and had extensive exposure to cultural and academic achievements from various countries around the world.

Graduated from university in 1933. In 1935, he married writer and translator Yang Jiang.

In the same year, he obtained the qualification of a publicly funded international student, studied in the English Department of Oxford University for two years, and further studied French literature at the University of Paris in France for one year, before returning to China in 1938. He has taught in many universities.

Qian Zhongshu has studied Chinese history, philosophy, and literary classics in depth. At the same time, he has never stopped reading and researching new and old Western literature, philosophy, psychology, etc., and has written many prestigious academic works. . His essays and novels are also excellent, especially the novel "Fortress Besieged", which is full of talent and witty metaphors and can be said to be a household name.

Qian Zhongshu has been extremely smart since he was a child, but his talent is mainly reflected in literature. He likes to express himself as he pleases, and is particularly unwilling to follow logical reasoning step by step, so he hates courses such as mathematics, physics, and chemistry.

Qian Zhongshu gradually fell in love with English after entering middle school. Qian Zhongshu's middle school is a missionary school run by the American Episcopal Church, and most of the courses are taught in English.

His English scores are very good, but he never attends English classes, nor reads English textbooks, nor takes notes in class. Instead, he lowers his head and reads original novels in foreign languages. Therefore, he almost completely relied on self-taught English, which fully demonstrated his outstanding language talent.

Despite his good academic performance, Qian Zhongshu is indeed a bit "crazy" in terms of life. For example, he can't always tell the difference between east, west, north and south, and he can't tell the direction when he goes out. He wears clothes either backwards and forwards, or without distinguishing between inside and outside.

The most embarrassing thing was in the physical education class. As the team leader, he shouted the English commands loudly and accurately, but he himself was confused and didn't know what to do. I shouted the correct command, but I was confused and couldn't stand. I often made the whole class burst into laughter, but I was baffled.

Qian Zhongshu is extremely smart but often "confused". This is the elusive Qian Zhongshu.

Qian Zhongshu was knowledgeable and had an amazing memory.

When he was studying at Tsinghua University, he, Wu Han and Xia Nai were known as the "Three Talents" of Tsinghua University. The interaction with old man Chen Yan further reflects this point.

Chen Yan, also known as Shi Yi, was one of the "three great poets" in the late Qing Dynasty and occupied an important position in the poetry world at that time. Old man Shi Yi had little approval of the poets and scholars at that time, but he looked at Qian Zhongshu in a different light.

Every winter and summer vacation when Qian Zhongshu returns to Wuxi from Tsinghua University, old man Shi Yi invites him to his home. Once, old man Shi Yi talked about Wang Yun, a great poet in the late Qing Dynasty: "Wang Yun has a very low character and a bad appearance. Do you know this, brother?" Qian Zhongshu said to him, "He should be a dwarf."

Shi Yi Qian Zhongshu said with a smile: "When the king died, there was a funny elegiac couplet in the Shanghai newspaper that said, 'Learning from Fu Wen Zhongzi is like Wu Dalang', so we got it." Old man Shi Yi nodded in agreement.

It is also said that Wang Yun’s only significant work is "The Chronicles of the Hunan Army", and his poems are very few. He only used certain two lines in his "Shi Shi Shi Hua", but I can’t remember which one they were from. Two sentences. Qian Zhongshu immediately replied: "It seems like 'I am ashamed to carry a dagger alone, just to see the mountains.'".

Old man Shi Yi could not help but exclaim: "Brother Shi, you have such a good memory!" As a famous writer and scholar, Mr. Qian Zhongshu's achievements have attracted worldwide attention. In his later years, Qian Zhongshu thanked guests behind closed doors and was indifferent to fame and fortune. His high moral integrity was praised by the world.

A foreign reporter once said that he had two wishes when he came to China: first, to see the Great Wall, and second, to see Qian Zhongshu. He regards Qian Zhongshu as a symbol of Chinese culture.

There was also a foreign reporter who wanted to interview Qian Zhongshu because he had read Qian Zhongshu's "Fortress Besieged". He called many times and finally found Qian Zhongshu.

Qian Zhongshu declined the interview request on the phone and said: "If you feel good after eating an egg, why do you need to know the chicken that laid the egg?" CCTV opened a face-to-face interview Many people tried their best to get into the popular "Son of the East" column of Volkswagen, and were proud of showing off their "style". However, when the program producers tried to interview Qian Zhongshu, they were resolutely refused by him. A famous university in the United States wanted to invite him to give lectures for half a year, once every two weeks, 40 minutes each time, which totaled about 8 hours, and the reward was US$160,000, but Qian Zhongshu did not give a lecture at all. Moved.

Someone else wrote an article in Le Monde in Paris saying: The only person in China who is qualified to win the Nobel Prize in Literature is Qian Zhongshu. Qian Zhongshu not only did not accept this evaluation, but wrote an article in Guangming Daily questioning the fairness of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

At 7:38 am on December 19, 1998, Mr. Qian Zhongshu passed away in Beijing due to illness at the age of 88. According to Mr. Qian Zhongshu's last wish, everything about his funeral should be kept simple, and his body can be seen off by two or three relatives. No memorial ceremony will be held, ashes will not be retained, and flower baskets and wreaths will be provided.

On the day of the cremation, there were only more than 20 people at the scene to see him off, including Qian Zhongshu's son-in-law, grandson, granddaughter, his students, students of his students, and some friends. Others came voluntarily after hearing about it.

Qian Zhongshu’s widow, the famous scholar Yang Jiang, placed a small purple forget-me-not and white rose on Qian Zhongshu’s body. When the door of the cremation room was closed, others advised her to leave, but she said, "No, I have to stand for another two minutes."

There were tears in her eyes. After Qian Zhongshu's body was cremated, his ashes were scattered nearby according to his wishes during his lifetime.

"Such great scholars represent an era. If everyone knew about it, there might be thousands of them coming from overseas, right?" said Mr. Zhongshu is gone, let’s read his books.

Mr. 3. Qian Zhongshu’s famous quotes and philosophical words

Uneducated people are deceived by others because they are illiterate; educated people are deceived by printed matter because they are literate.

—— Qian Zhongshu, "Fortress Besieged" Cows are used to making sacrifices, which can show the spirit of "If I don't go to hell, who will go to hell"; and the world likes to brag, but cows must not brag themselves. At least the biology doesn't allow it to do that.

——Qian Zhongshu, "Written on the Edge of Life", "The Devil's Night Visit to Mr. Qian Zhongshu" A diploma seems to have the function of the leaf on Adam and Eve's lower body, which can cover up the shame; a small square of paper can hide A person's emptiness, ignorance, and stupidity are all covered up.

Life is said to be a big book. If life is really like this, then most of us authors can only be regarded as book critics. They have the skills of a book reviewer. They don’t need to read a few pages of a book. They have already published a lot of comments and submitted a book review after writing it.

There is a kind of person whose financial management is just borrowing debt and not repaying it, so there is a kind of person whose moral philosophy is just to teach others, not to have any morals in oneself. ——Qian Zhongshu There is a kind of person who is very arrogant. If you pay him a compliment, he will accept it without hesitation, just like when you repay his debt, he only hates you for not paying interest.

Another kind of person pretends to be modest. When others praise him, he always says that he is ashamed and dare not take it. It is like a boss who accepts a bribe but thinks the amount is too small. He returns the bribe so that his subordinates can double it before giving it back. ——Qian Zhongshu, "Written on the Edge of Life", "The Devil's Night Visit to Mr. Qian Zhongshu" When writing an article, when quoting the words of the ancients, do not quote them. It means that the words must be written by yourself. When quoting the words of today's people, you must say ' my friends'—that way you can always get friends.

—— Qian Zhongshu, "Written on the Edge of Life", "The Devil's Night Visit with Mr. Qian Zhongshu" Writing biographies for others is also a form of self-expression; do not prevent yourself from adding your own opinions and borrowing from others. Develop yourself for the topic. On the other hand, people who write autobiographies often have nothing to tell about themselves, so they try their best to describe an image that even their wives and sons cannot recognize, or they record random interactions and tell other people's anecdotes.

Therefore, if you want to know a person's self, you have to look at the stories he makes for others. An autobiography is not a biography.

—— Qian Zhongshu, "Written on the Edge of Life", "The Devil's Night Visit with Mr. Qian Zhongshu" Unexpectedly, your knowledge is mediocre enough to be used as an editorial. ——Qian Zhongshu, "Written on the Edge of Life", "The Devil Visits Mr. Qian Zhongshu at Night" People are afraid of being famous! Once you are famous, you have no secrets.

Leave all private matters to the interviewers and correspondents to publish. In this way, the information in your autobiography or confession is taken away.

If I write a self-report in the future, I will have to fabricate some novel facts. ——Qian Zhongshu, "Written on the Edge of Life", "The Devil's Night Visit with Mr. Qian Zhongshu" You won't know me, although you have been fooled by me.

When you were seduced by me, you only knew that I was a lovely woman, a trustworthy friend, and even an ideal to aspire to. You did not recognize that it was me. Only those who reject my temptations, like Jesus Christ, know who I am.

—— Qian Zhongshu, "Written on the Edge of Life", "The Devil Visits Mr. Qian Zhongshu at Night". 4. Famous quotes about Qian Zhongshu

Introduction to Qian Zhongshu Qian Zhongshu (1910-1998), a modern literature researcher and writer, was named Mocun, also known as Huaiju. He once used the pen name Zhongshujun, Jiangsu Wuxi people.

Because he caught a book when he was one year old, he was named "Zhongshu". Qian Zhongshu was born in a family of poets and calligraphers. He received traditional classics and history education since childhood. He was good at Chinese and English in middle school, but his grades in science subjects such as mathematics were extremely poor.

When he applied for Tsinghua University, he only scored 15 points in mathematics. However, because of his outstanding scores in Chinese and English, and perfect scores in English, he was admitted to the Foreign Languages ??Department of Tsinghua University in 1929. During this period, he studied hard and had extensive exposure to cultural and academic achievements from various countries around the world.

Graduated from university in 1933. In 1935, he married writer and translator Yang Jiang.

In the same year, he obtained the qualification of a publicly funded international student, studied in the English Department of Oxford University for two years, and further studied French literature at the University of Paris in France for one year, before returning to China in 1938. He has taught in many universities.

Qian Zhongshu has studied Chinese history, philosophy, and literary classics in depth. At the same time, he has never stopped reading and researching on old and new Western literature, philosophy, psychology, etc., and has written many prestigious academic works. . His essays and novels are also excellent, especially the novel "Fortress Besieged", which is full of talent and witty metaphors and can be said to be a household name.

Qian Zhongshu has been extremely smart since he was a child, but his talent is mainly reflected in literature. He likes to express himself as he pleases, and is particularly unwilling to follow logical reasoning step by step, so he hates courses such as mathematics, physics, and chemistry.

Qian Zhongshu gradually fell in love with English after entering middle school. Qian Zhongshu's middle school is a missionary school run by the American Episcopal Church, and most of the courses are taught in English.

His English scores are very good, but he never attends English classes, nor reads English textbooks, nor takes notes in class. Instead, he lowers his head and reads original novels in foreign languages. Therefore, he almost completely relied on self-taught English, which fully demonstrated his outstanding language talent.

Despite his good academic performance, Qian Zhongshu is indeed a bit "crazy" in terms of life. For example, he can't always tell the difference between east, west, north and south, and he can't tell the direction when he goes out. He wears clothes either backwards and forwards, or without distinguishing between inside and outside.

The most embarrassing thing was in the physical education class. As the team leader, he shouted the English commands loudly and accurately, but he himself was confused and didn't know what to do. I shouted the correct command, but I was confused and couldn't stand. I often made the whole class burst into laughter, but I was baffled.

Qian Zhongshu is extremely smart but often "confused". This is the elusive Qian Zhongshu. Qian Zhongshu was knowledgeable and had an amazing memory.

When he was studying at Tsinghua University, he, Wu Han and Xia Nai were known as the "Three Talents" of Tsinghua University. The interaction with old man Chen Yan further reflects this point.

Chen Yan, also known as Shi Yi, was one of the "three great poets" in the late Qing Dynasty and occupied an important position in the poetry world at that time. Old man Shi Yi had little approval of the poets and scholars at that time, but he looked at Qian Zhongshu in a different light.

Every winter and summer vacation when Qian Zhongshu returns to Wuxi from Tsinghua University, old man Shi Yi invites him to his home. Once, old man Shi Yi talked about Wang Yun, a great poet in the late Qing Dynasty: "Wang Yun has a very low character and a bad appearance. Do you know this, brother?" Qian Zhongshu said to him, "He should be a dwarf."

Shi Yi Qian Zhongshu said with a smile: "How do you know this?" Qian Zhongshu said: "When the king died, there was a funny elegiac couplet in the Shanghai newspaper that said, 'Learning from Fu Wen Zhongzi is like Wu Dalang', so we got it." Old man Shi Yi nodded in agreement.

It is also said that Wang Yun’s only significant work is "The Chronicles of the Hunan Army", and his poems are very few. He only used certain two lines in his "Shi Shi Shi Hua", but I can’t remember which one they were from. Two sentences. Qian Zhongshu immediately replied: "It seems like 'I am ashamed to carry a dagger alone, just to see the mountains.'"

Old man Shi Yi could not help but exclaim: "Brother Shi, you have such a good memory!" As a famous writer and scholar, Mr. Qian Zhongshu's achievements have attracted worldwide attention. In his later years, Qian Zhongshu thanked guests behind closed doors and was indifferent to fame and fortune. His high moral integrity was praised by the world.

A foreign reporter once said that he had two wishes when he came to China: first, to see the Great Wall, and second, to see Qian Zhongshu. He regards Qian Zhongshu as a symbol of Chinese culture.

There was also a foreign reporter who wanted to interview Qian Zhongshu because he had read Qian Zhongshu's "Fortress Besieged". He called many times and finally found Qian Zhongshu.

Qian Zhongshu declined the interview request on the phone and said: "If you feel good after eating an egg, why do you need to know the chicken that laid the egg?" CCTV opened a face-to-face interview Many people tried their best to get into the popular "Son of the East" column, proud of showing off their "style". However, when the program producers tried to interview Qian Zhongshu, they were resolutely refused by him. A famous university in the United States wanted to invite him to give lectures for half a year, once every two weeks, 40 minutes each time, which totaled about 8 hours, and the reward was US$160,000, but Qian Zhongshu did not give a lecture at all. Moved.

Someone else wrote an article in Le Monde in Paris saying: The only person in China who is qualified to win the Nobel Prize in Literature is Qian Zhongshu. Qian Zhongshu not only did not accept this evaluation, but wrote an article in Guangming Daily questioning the fairness of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

At 7:38 am on December 19, 1998, Mr. Qian Zhongshu passed away in Beijing due to illness at the age of 88. According to Mr. Qian Zhongshu's last wish, everything about his funeral should be kept simple, and his body can be seen off by two or three relatives. No memorial ceremony will be held, ashes will not be retained, and flower baskets and wreaths will be provided.

On the day of the cremation, there were only more than 20 people at the scene to see him off, including Qian Zhongshu's son-in-law, grandson, granddaughter, his students, students of his students, and some friends. Others came voluntarily after hearing about it.

Qian Zhongshu’s widow, the famous scholar Yang Jiang, placed a small purple forget-me-not and white rose on Qian Zhongshu’s body. When the door of the cremation room was closed, others advised her to leave, but she said: "No, I have to stand for another two minutes.

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There were tears in her eyes. After Qian Zhongshu's body was cremated, his ashes were scattered nearby according to his wishes.

"Such a great scholar represents an era. . If everyone knew about it, there might be thousands of people coming from overseas, right? “Mr.

Mr. lives in the book. ". 5. Mr. Qian Zhongshu's famous quotes

Qian Zhongshu, a literary master of his generation, his words are full of philosophy and can arouse readers' deep thinking. The following are the most philosophical quotes in his works. .

1. The thorn in life is here. The thing that lingers and refuses to leave quickly is the thing that you don’t linger on. 2. Eating is sometimes like getting married. The most important thing in name is actually Often it is an accessory.

Eating fine food is actually just eating food, just like a lady who wants to be with a rich man, the purpose is not to give women food. 3. Giving food to those who have food for themselves is a treat. Food; eating from others when you have food to eat is to give face.

The subtlety of communication is nothing more than this. On the other hand, giving food to people who have nothing to eat is to give food to others. Giving food; if you eat other people's food when you have nothing to eat, giving face will turn into shame.

4. Looking at the entire history, ancient times were equivalent to the childish period of human beings. After thousands of years of progress, it has slowly reached modern times.

The older the era, the shorter its history; the later the era, the deeper the experience and age. Therefore, we are the elders of our grandfathers, and the three ancient generations are not as ancient as the modern ones.

In this way, our attitude of trusting and loving the ancients does not necessarily have a new meaning. It is to respect the ancestors, maybe just to like children, not to respect the elderly, maybe to sell the elderly.

5. There is a kind of people whose financial management is just borrowing debts without repaying them, so there is a kind of people whose moral philosophy is just to teach others. , not that I have any morals. 6. Life is said to be a big book.

If life is really like this, then most of us authors can only be regarded as book critics and have the skills of book critics. After a few pages of the book, a lot of comments have been published, and a book review has been submitted. 7. After archeology started excavation of tombs, the bones and relics of many ancient dead people were exposed; after modern literature became a specialized study, many people were still alive. The dying or decaying works of many writers have been discovered and exposed.

The joy of being discovered makes us ignore the danger of being exposed, and we do not expect that the burial of works often preserves the author's reputation. . If the author himself takes the lead in the excavation work, it is likely that the gain will outweigh the loss, and "digging one's own grave" will become a contradictory pun: digging the grave of one's own work is also digging the author's own grave.

< p> 8. Such good stories as "devoting one's life to the country" and "returning government to the people" are just empty illusions created by language. When the words are handed over, they are actually just like the throwing knives played by a magician. Let go without letting go. . 9. The viciousness of a loyal and honest person is like the grit in the rice or the thorns in the fish fillet, which will give people an unexpected pain.

10. People who study Chinese go abroad. "Advanced studies" sounds a bit funny. In fact, only those who study Chinese literature have to study abroad.

Because of all other subjects like mathematics, physics, philosophy. psychology.

The economy, law, etc. are all imported from foreign ports, and they have already become foreign-style; only the Chinese language is a domestic product, and it needs to be a national brand to maintain its status, just like Chinese officials and businessmen in their own country The money obtained through exploitation must be exchanged for foreign exchange in order to maintain the original value of the national currency. 11. A diploma, like the leaf on Adam and Eve's lower body, can cover up shame and ugliness; a small square of paper can cover up a person's emptiness, ignorance, and stupidity.

12. Fang Hongjian also thought of the Chinese restaurant for lunch last night. Miss Bao insisted on eating Western food. She said she did not want to meet acquaintances on the same boat, so she found a Western restaurant with a decent appearance.

Who knew that from cold cuts to coffee, nothing was delicious: the soup was served cold, but the ice cream was hot; the fish was like the Marine Corps, which had been ashore for several days; the meat was like the submarine soldier, who had been submerged in the water for a long time. ;Except for vinegar, bread, beef, and red wine are all sour.

13. In front of the man she loves, every woman has the unique skill of rejuvenating herself. 14. Mr. Zhang is used to interacting with foreigners, and he has a characteristic in his speech - perhaps this is not unusual in circles such as foreign companies, YMCAs, Rotary Clubs, etc. - he likes to mix unnecessary English words in Chinese.

He has no new ideas that are difficult to express in Chinese and needs to express them in English. Therefore, the English words embedded in his speech are not as good as the gold teeth embedded in his mouth, because the gold teeth are not only decorative but also functional. Use is just like the meat scraps embedded in the teeth, which means that the food is well eaten, but nothing else? 15. Big things in the world can be dealt with casually, but small things cannot be faked at all. For example, a corrupt official will pay tens of millions in bribes, but he will never steal someone else's purse.

16. My surname has been "money" all my life, am I still superstitious about money? 17. Some so-called seminars are actually inviting some shady people, eating some shabby meals, spending some unknown money, saying some innocuous words, and holding a nondescript meeting! 18. For grapes that cannot be picked, we can not only imagine them to be sour, but also probably imagine them to be exceptionally sweet. 19. If a person is not crazy at the age of 20, he has no future; if he is still crazy at the age of 30, he has no future.

20. There are only two kinds of people in the world. For example, if a bunch of grapes are given, one kind of person will pick the best ones and eat them, while the other kind of person will save the best ones for last.

As usual, the first type of person should be optimistic, because every time he eats one, he is eating the best of the leftover grapes; the second type of person should be pessimistic, because every time he eats, he is eating leftovers. The worst of grapes. But the reality is just the opposite. The reason is that the second type of people still have hope, while the first type of people only have memories.

21. If you eat an egg and think it tastes good, why do you need to see the hen that laid the egg? 22. Love is as greedy as fire, has the same tendency to spread, and has the same cruelty, destroying the strong raw materials of the prison and replacing the ashes with light and warmth. The erosion of time on friendship is like water flowing through a stone, but it washes it smooth and clean.

23. We call the scantily clad Miss S "partial truth" because the truth is naked. 24. Falling in love among the elderly is like an old house on fire. There is no way to save it.

25. If you love a woman, you should love her dog. If you sincerely make friends, you should forget your friends' faults.

26. People who are surrounded by the city want to escape, and people outside the city want to rush in. Whether it is marriage, career, or games, most of their wishes in life are like this. 27. Prejudice can be said to be a holiday of thought.

It is the daily use of the unthinking, but the Sunday entertainment of the thinking. If we cannot harbor bias, we must be objective and impartial at all times and at all times. 6. Qian Zhongshu’s Quotations

Uneducated people are deceived by others because they are illiterate; educated people are deceived by printed matter because they are literate.

—— Qian Zhongshu, "Fortress Besieged"

Cows are used to making sacrifices, which can show the spirit of "If I don't go to hell, who will go to hell"; and the world likes to brag, and A cow can never brag on its own, at least its physiological structure does not allow it to do so.

—— Qian Zhongshu, "Written on the Edge of Life", "The Devil's Night Visit to Mr. Qian Zhongshu"

A diploma seems to have the leaves on Adam and Eve's lower bodies The function of paper can cover up shame and ugliness; a small piece of paper can cover up a person's emptiness, ignorance and stupidity.

Life is said to be a big book. If life is really like this, then most of us authors can only be regarded as book critics. They have the skills of a book reviewer. They don’t need to read a few pages of a book. They have already published a lot of comments and submitted a book review after writing it.

There is a kind of person whose financial management is just borrowing debts without repaying them, so there is a kind of person whose moral philosophy is just to teach others a lesson, not to have any own morals. 7. A famous saying by Yang Jiang or Qian Zhongshu

1. Sometimes great works don’t need a good ass. I heard from Zheng Xuxi that the Germans regard "sitting on the butt" as a necessary condition for intellectuals. For example, as long as you have the ability to sit, the names of people in "Water Margin" or "Dream of Red Mansions" can always be compiled without any trouble. This is Western scientific law, and it is also a twentieth-century cultural tool. --Qian Zhongshu

2. Hongjian said: "You used to praise your teacher Gao for his good mind. But this time he came and I saw that what he did was not very clever. "Xinmei said: "Maybe I was young and inexperienced at that time, and I didn't see people clearly. But I think Gao Songnian's status has become higher in the past few years. If a person has a higher status, he will become confused. "In fact, a person." Human shortcomings are like the tail of a monkey. When the monkey squats on the ground, the tail is invisible. Until it climbs up the tree, it exposes the rear part for public viewing. However, the red-armed and long tail is there to begin with, and it does not mean that it has a higher status. new logo. -- Qian Zhongshu

3. The story of the crow: God wants to choose the most beautiful bird to be the king of birds. The crow puts the peacock's long feathers on its body, inserts it in its tail, and goes to God to answer the question. Sure enough, it was chosen by God; other birds were so angry that they pulled out all the feathers on it, and it still showed its true appearance as a crow. This means that a person with long hair may not necessarily be an artist; conversely, a bald person may not necessarily be a scholar or thinker. --Qian Zhongshu 8. What are Qian Zhongshu's famous quotes and representative works

1937 "China in British Literature of the Seventeenth Century"; "China in British Literature of the Eighteenth Century" (Graduation Thesis)

1941 "Written on the Edge of Life" (a collection of essays, published by Kaiming Bookstore in December 1941)

1945 "Cat" ("Renaissance" January 10); "People· "Beasts and Ghosts" (published by Kaiming Bookstore in June)

1947 "Besieged City" (published by Chenguang Publishing Company in May)

1948 "Talk about Art" (published by Kaiming Bookstore in June 1949) First edition)

1958 "Selected Annotations of Song Poems" (published by People's Literature Publishing House in August)

1978 "Classical Literature Research in Modern China" ("Ming Pao Monthly" in July)

1979 "Four Old Articles" (published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House in September 1979); "Guan Zhui Bian" (first edition of Zhonghua Book Company in August)

1980 "Poetry Can Resent" (" Literary Review, Issue 1, 1981)

1981 "Guan Zui Bian", "Guan Zui Bian Supplement" (published by Zhonghua Book Company in September 1982)

1984 "Ye Shi Ji" ( Published by Hong Kong Wide Angle Mirror Publishing House in March); "Talk about Art" (revised edition) (first edition in September by Zhonghua Book Company)

1985 "Seven Collections" (published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House in December)

1988 "Blurred Bronze Mirror" ("Essays" Issue 5, 1988)

1995 "Huai Ju Poems" (Published by Sanlian Bookstore in March)

< p> 1996 "Stone Language" (published by China Social Sciences Press in January