Gu Hongming. The real thing about this big boss is that his academic and translation works are very good. As mentioned in the comment area, doctor's degree in late Qing Dynasty 13. Yes, he is called the last great scholar in China. Besides, this big brother is amazing. He admired Confucianism very much, but he grew up in a western educational environment. He is a process of learning from China and from the West to China. "West" is his tool and "China" is his foundation. Later, he devoted himself to promoting China's Confucian cultural thought to the west. Because he is well versed in Chinese and western cultures, he will annotate The Analects with the famous words of Carlisle and other western scholars, and then compare people with similar historical roles in China and the West (for example, you and Amway Liang Zhu, a foreigner, say that this is China's Romeo and Juliet). In short, he thinks Confucianism is the best, and people here are all spicy chickens. This view is more suitable for the hot spot of "cultural self-confidence, cultural inheritance"! He is a vivid example of "being absorbed by Amway China culture and then unwilling to go out to be an official". At that time, when I wrote "Stick to Contemporary Literature/Culture", I used him every time.