Cultural standard theory is one of the important ideological foundations of Chen Yinque's academic and cultural views.

The educational purpose view of culture-based theory emphasizes that education should be carried out around the category of culture. Using "culture" to coordinate the relationship between education, society and people, its ultimate goal is to awaken people's consciousness, make people have the will to automatically pursue the ideal target value, and make culture create, form and develop a new culture.

This cultural view is based on his basic understanding of China culture, his grasp of the process of cultural development and the comparison between eastern and western cultures. It also includes his cultural self-confidence and academic persistence. This is not only an academic idea, but also his valuable personal quality as a historian, which has become a potentially important guiding ideology for other countries to govern history.

This also made Chen Yinque one of the iconic figures in the academic circles at that time, connecting the East and the West and connecting modern times.

the Chen Dynasty

Chen Yinque (1890 July 3 ~19691kloc-0/October 7) was born in xiushui county, Jiangxi. China is a rare figure who is a historian, a classical literature researcher, a linguist and a poet in modern times.

Together with Ye, Pan Guangdan and Mei Yiqi, they are listed as the four great philosophers of Tsinghua University's century-old school history, and together with Chen Yuan and Qian Mu, they are also called "the four great historians of the predecessors". He has taught in Tsinghua University, Southwest United University, Hong Kong University, Guangxi University, yenching university and Sun Yat-sen University.

Chen, the father of Chen Yinque, was one of the "Four Childes" in the late Qing Dynasty and a famous poet. Grandfather Chen Baozhen was the governor of Hunan. The wife is the granddaughter of Tang, the governor of Taiwan Province Province. Because of his fame and profound knowledge, he was called "the son of a son, the professor of a professor" when he was teaching in Tsinghua.