Li, male, Han nationality, scholar. Born in Zhaodong City, Heilongjiang Province, 1972, 1995 graduated from the Chinese Department of Qiqihar Normal University and was assigned to teach in the Chinese Department of Suihua Normal University. In June 2003, he graduated from the Institute of Ancient Books of Beijing Normal University with a master's degree. He was promoted to associate professor in 2005. Now he is the director of the teaching and research section of ancient literature in China.

Chinese name: Li

Nationality: China.

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Place of birth: Zhaodong City, Heilongjiang Province

Date of birth: 1972

Occupation: Scholar

Graduate school: Qiqihar Teachers College

Main achievements: Institute of Ancient Books, Beijing Normal University, Master's degree.

Masterpiece: On Wu Cheng's Theory of Cultural Unity

brief introduction

He has taught two professional basic courses, Ancient Chinese and China Ancient Literature, and offered elective courses, such as Research on World-Wide New Words, Retrieval of Chinese Reference Books, Research on Ancient Chinese Literature and Ancient Literary Theory. In 2005, he won the second prize of the first high-quality teaching in Suihua College and the first prize of outstanding teaching achievements in Heilongjiang Province. He has successively undertaken four scientific research projects of the Education Department of Heilongjiang Province, published many academic papers, such as The Way to Advance and Retreat-Wu Cheng's Life Choice, On Wu Cheng's Theory of Cultural Unity, On Wu Cheng's Theory of Literary Creation, and co-authored with Gao Wenli the Realization of the Teaching Purpose of China Ancient Literature in Tang and Song Dynasties.

Introduction of works

Advance and retreat: Wu Cheng's life choice

Li Yipeng, Li, Advance and Retreat: Wu Cheng's Life Choice (Toadvanceandretreatonprinciple: Wu Cheng's School of Life); 03,2005) Zhongyun: "Wu Cheng was a famous Neo-Confucianism in Yuan Dynasty. In the past, scholars paid more attention to Wu Cheng's achievements in Neo-Confucianism than to his life experience. Wu Cheng was born in the late Northern Song Dynasty. In the early Yuan Dynasty, he lived in seclusion in the countryside for nearly 30 years and resigned three times, but he soon retired. This life choice is intriguing, from which we can see Wu Cheng's interests and ideas. Seeing the thought and practice of an intellectual deeply influenced by Confucianism at the turn of generations and studying Wu Cheng's life choice will not only help to deepen the understanding of Wu Cheng, enrich the understanding of the literati's mentality in the Yuan Dynasty, but also increase the understanding of the traditional literati's behavior logic.

On Wu Cheng's Literary Creation Theory of "Rationality as the Main Body and Qi as the Auxiliary Body"

Li Yipeng, Feng Yuwen, Li Yuwen, Feng Yuwen's "Poetry is based on reason, supplemented by qi" —— On Wu Cheng's literary creation theory (On Wu Cheng's Literary Creation, No.03, 2005) said: "Wu Cheng is a famous Neo-Confucianism, writer and literary theorist in Yuan Dynasty. Li Qi's theory is the core of Wu Cheng's Neo-Confucianism and literary theory. In the theory of literary creation, Wu Cheng put forward that "poetry and prose should be based on reason, supplemented by qi", which is of great value as a guiding principle of literary creation. Based on a comprehensive investigation of Wu Cheng's literary theory, this paper attempts to analyze and judge its theoretical origin and value.

Academic retrieval results

On Wu Cheng's Stylistic Theory —— Also on the Culture of the Prosperous Tang Dynasty

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Wu Cheng was a famous Neo-Confucianist in Yuan Dynasty, and he took it as his duty to inherit the orthodoxy. Influenced by this, his cultural orthodoxy was formed. This paper makes a comprehensive investigation of Wu Cheng's theory of cultural orthodoxy, studies its reasons, analyzes its theoretical connotation, and reveals its value in the history of the development of ancient literature and the formation of cultural orthodoxy in China.

Journal of Mudanjiang Teachers College (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition), No.04, 2005.

Reconstruction of investment mechanism of large state-owned enterprises in China

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Does China's national character really exist?

Feng Yuwen Li Pengyi

Nationalism and its transformation once became the focus of academic attention. Based on the concept of nationalism, this paper demonstrates the existence of nationalism in China from the aspects of timeliness and utilitarianism of China nationalism, one-sidedness and elitism of interpretation, narrowness and rigidity of research, etc. ...

Journal of Chuanshan, No.012006

Why are we both unhappy? He sympathized when we talked about class at the end of the day. Reread the sadness of Jiang Guangci and Lisa.

Feng Yuwen Li Pengyi

Whether Jiang Guangci sympathizes with Lisa, the heroine of Belarus, and exposes her negative thoughts is the key to interpret Jiang Guangci's Harmony. Aside from the misunderstanding under the class concept and utilitarian color, what is certain is that Jiang. ...

Journal of suihua university, No.04, 2005

There is progress and retreat: Wu Cheng's life choice. Headmaster: Wu Cheng's life school.

Li yipeng Li

Wu Cheng was a famous Neo-Confucianist in Yuan Dynasty. In the past, scholars paid more attention to Wu Cheng's achievements in Neo-Confucianism than to his life experience. Wu Cheng was born in the late Northern Song Dynasty. In the early Yuan Dynasty, he lived in seclusion in the countryside for nearly 30 years. Although he was an official for three times, he quickly resigned and retired. This life choice is intriguing. ...

Henan Social Sciences Henan Social Sciences 2005 No.03

Poetry and prose are "based on reason, supplemented by qi" —— On Wu Cheng's literary creation theory, poetry creation and the secondary nature of qi —— Also on Wu Cheng's literary creation theory.

Li Yipeng Feng Yuwen

Wu Cheng was a famous Neo-Confucianism, litterateur and literary theorist in Yuan Dynasty. The theory of "regulating qi" is the core content of Wu Cheng's neo-Confucianism and literary theory. In the theory of literary creation, Wu Cheng put forward that "poetry and prose should be based on reason, supplemented by qi", which is of great value as a guiding principle of literary creation. This article is based on the analysis of Wu. ...

Journal of suihua university, No.03, 2005.