Wang Tong (584-6 17), born in Tonghua Town, Longmen County, Hedong, was an educator and thinker in Sui Dynasty. His works include 80 volumes including Continued Six Classics.
Wang Tongzhi's teaching mainly takes "Wang Zuozhi's way" as its own responsibility, hoping to revive Confucianism after the turmoil in Wei and Jin Dynasties and the decline of Confucianism, and make full ideological and public opinion preparations for the restoration and development of Confucianism in Sui and Tang Dynasties.
After his death, his disciples regarded him as "the supreme man" and called him "Wang Confucius" or "Wen Zi". Later generations even had the reputation of "harmony and separation", which fully affirmed his important historical position in the reform and development of Confucianism in Sui and Tang Dynasties.