Vincent Chiao's life
Vincent Chiao, Ji Zi, Bai Yutang, was born in the sixth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1856), and was born in a scholarly family. He has been smart and studious since childhood, and his reading ability is extremely strong. At the age of ten, he could read four books and five classics. Later, he was admitted to Shi Jing University and became a student of Li Hongzhang.
Vincent Chiao also has outstanding academic achievements. He was the president of Peking University and one of the founders of China's historical history. His academic research covers a wide range, including history, politics, economy, culture and other fields.
Vincent Chiao's patriotic feelings
In addition to his outstanding academic achievements, Vincent Chiao was also a patriot. He is very concerned about the current situation in China and thinks that China needs modernization and national rejuvenation. He put forward many suggestions, including reforming education, strengthening national defense and developing science and technology.
Vincent Chiao also took an active part in political activities in China. He signed the Declaration of the Reform Movement of 1898 and supported the reform of the reformists. Later, he participated in the Revolution of 1911 and made contributions to the democratic revolution in China.
Vincent Chiao's contribution
Vincent Chiao's academic achievements and patriotic feelings have made important contributions to China's modernization and national rejuvenation. His academic research and education work have cultivated outstanding talents for generations in China and promoted the modernization process in China.
At the same time, Vincent Chiao's patriotic feelings also inspired generations of China people. His thoughts and actions laid a solid foundation for China's national rejuvenation. His contribution will be forever engraved in the history of China.