On the other hand, Mr. Yang Zhenning retired gloriously, which caused cheers for his personal achievements. Mr. Yang also used Zhu Ziqing's poems to encourage himself: But when he won the opportunity to see the sun, although he was glorious, why should he be disappointed at dusk? This is a new realm, life is gorgeous and dull, but suddenly looking back at that person, he is in a dim light, which is really admirable and moving. Unfortunately, not everyone has such a home. For example, Teacher Yang recalled a story about a teenager reading. He was a student of Chengzhi Primary School in Tsinghua and Chongde Middle School in Beiping. Professor Yang Wuzhi of Tsinghua University teaches his children well. When Yang Zhenning was in the first grade, he was treated as a tutor. Mr Yang Wuzhi, a mathematician, wanted to balance his son's knowledge structure, so he didn't ask anyone to teach me math or physics. He went to see Professor Lei Haizong. At that time, Ray was a history professor in Tsinghua University and a good friend of my father. He told Mr. Lei that if you can find one of your students to teach Zhenning Mencius. Mr. Lei introduced one of his favorite students, named Ding Zeliang. Ding was a famous historian later. Teacher Yang recalled that the tutor who spent the summer vacation and a half benefited him all his life, because Mencius contained a lot of contents about Confucian philosophy, and you could understand the whole way of thinking of China, which had a very significant impact on my whole thinking, far more useful than my father finding someone to teach me calculus at that time (the professor talked about education). Today, no parents will tell their children about philosophy, and Ding Zeliang, a proud disciple of the famous historian Lei Haizong, will not say that he didn't see the sun, but I'm afraid there is no answer if college students or graduate students studying history at China University today answer whether they know Mr. Ding. This is the cruelty of time.

It is not the cruelty of time, but the cruelty of history. I wonder if Mr. Yang inquired about Mr. Ding later. I know that one year after Nixon's visit to China, Mr. Yang returned to China for a visit. There is a visiting group of Chinese American scientists, including Ren Zhigong, Lin Jiaqiao, Wang Hao, Zhang Mingjue and Liu Zijian. Among them, most of them are Tsinghua people and Zhu Kezhen as guests, afraid that they will ask about Zhao Zhongyao and others. Sure enough, Premier Zhou hosted a banquet for everyone, and Mr. Ren asked about Qian, Hu and Chen. And the duke of Zhou naturally took pains. Liu Zijian, a historian present, has two brothers, both of whom committed suicide during sports. The other brother works in the countryside. The Duke of Zhou was especially attentive to Mr. Liu and moved Liu Dawei (Diary of Zhu Kezhen). Duke Zhou also begged the delegation not to publicize China too much after returning to China, but enough is enough. Because there are still many shortcomings in China, it is a terrible scene. When Mr. Ren and other colleagues were in the same year, Mr. Zhu had a confession in his diary: Xiong Qinglai died, and the mathematics community rated him as a reactionary academic authority. He had already stopped paying wages and gave him living expenses. After his death, he announced that he would deal with contradictions among the people and resume wages. Since then, the older generation in science has been weak. Money from biology department, and Hu Xian? Three people died successively, including physicists Hu, Rao Yutai, chemists, geologists Xie, meteorologists He and Zhao Jiuzhang. There is a mathematician bear today, and my generation has really become an inspiration in Ludian. Mr. Yang probably didn't expect that Mr. Ding, a scholar who taught in the imperial court, had already passed away.

I looked up all kinds of dictionaries, but unfortunately we didn't record this teacher Ding. Of course, he is an alien and forgotten object. Or Mr. Ding is mentioned in Mr. Wang's new book "After all, he is a scholar". Mr. Zhou also prefaced the anthology that his friends across the Taiwan Province Strait planned to compile for Mr. Ding. Unfortunately, it's just a preface, and the book has not been published. Mr. Zhou has studied Asian history instead of his own unique national history. This bold change is a blessing to the boy. Now Mr. Zhou has no choice: Peking University is completely Soviet-style, and lectures are arranged according to Soviet-style teaching plans. Originally, Mr. Zhou and Mr. Ding were in line with the history of the founding of the People's Republic of China, so they switched to teaching Asian history and later compiled Asian history textbooks. Mr. Zhou is in charge of ancient times and Mr. Ding is in charge of modern times. He finished several papers on modern Asian history, which were highly valued at that time. But because he was persecuted in the anti-rightist movement and died unjustly, he didn't publish a book. As for Mr. Zhou, it was in the mid-1970s when people were subjected to political censorship that I fell in love again and came into contact with the history of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

How did Mr. Ding die? Mr. Zhou is personable and sarcastic, and has such a memory of self-injury: 1957, the anti-rightist struggle that began with "drawing the snake out of the hole" was the first great disaster suffered by intellectuals after liberation. I am cautious by nature, and I have a heavy concept of' original sin' after liberation. I think I was born in the exploiting class. During my stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, I was abroad. I am sorry for the people. I really didn't have any dissatisfaction during the broadcast. After the movement was launched, I made a sincere effort to keep up with it, and so did all subsequent political movements. But when it comes to people close to you, you can't help showing your true feelings. At the meeting criticizing Xia Yingyuan, a young teacher in the Asian History Teaching and Research Section, I said that he' failed to live up to the party's training and my expectations' and then shed tears. Ding Zeliang, a good friend, committed suicide at Peking University for no reason. Because I had a meeting and couldn't attend the funeral, I walked around the coffin where he stopped to say goodbye. As the head of the branch of the Democratic League of Peking University, I presided over the meeting and criticized him. When Ding Zeliang went to the Soviet Union for a meeting, he didn't take part in the rectification movement at all, and there was nothing to catch up with. It was the original unit that deliberately fabricated the "three-person anti-party clique" to add to the congestion. I can only criticize him at the meeting for "failing to live up to the party's trust and reuse." These were later criticized as "warmth" and "unstable position" at the general meeting of the whole department. Only the old man heard me walking around the coffin at the meeting and said to me meaningfully,' You really have feelings for Ding Zeliang! At that time, I thought the old people were still human. The humane Mr. Jane Bozan can only burn all Mr. Ding's jade in the future. Mr. Ding was only 42 years old that year. Graduated from Tsinghua History Department before the Anti-Japanese War. He has taught at National Southwest Associated University, Kunming Teachers College, Yunnan University and their alma mater, and has done research at London University. Later, the organization was adjusted and sent to Northeast Renmin University. Mr. Zhou said that the two men * * * taught Asian history when he returned to Peking University (merged with the history department of Tsinghua) and soon sank into the unnamed lake. It is natural to learn from others in troubled times, but the students who wander around the unnamed lake in Peking University, whom people admire today, may not know the story on the lake.

I have a historical background. I haven't read Mr. Ding's masterpiece. I believe that no more history students will know the historian Mr. Ding. We also have no history of the sufferings of intellectuals in China. Last year's 1957 Wen Cong, Yi Gi, it seems that no one mentioned Mr. Ding. Maybe there are too many people, such as how Shi Hui and Chu Anping died. No one will know. In addition, Cheng Xiance, who is also a student of Peking University History Department, went deep into Xiangshan with liquor and dichlorvos, and Zhong Jingwen's female disciple Zhu Jiayu followed the Bohai Sea ...; The injured person, Mr. Wang Zengqi murmured: There is always a heart that has been hurt ... People who serve the people politically can be careless; Those who were frightened, such as Mr. Zhou, were named in Shu Wu's Four Good New Poems. He, Mr. Feng Youlan, Mr. Wei, etc. interpret Xiang Dangpian with Mr. Feng's inverted hole and Mr. Wei's advance and retreat. In the end, it is a pity that it is all because of the helplessness of fur. Mrs. Feng and Mrs. Wei discussed privately in front of their house and said, How many sports have they experienced since liberation?

Mr. Zhou Yiliang prefaced Mr. Ding's anthology and felt that there were many tragedies behind the scenes, which were the fate of Mr. Ding's children. Mr. Ding, as a historian, according to the previous statement: the origin of his family, his father's current career, and so on, all of which are hard to count. According to his experience in going to sea, Mr. Hu Feng told the younger generation not to take the liberal arts exam resolutely. After the news was disclosed, many students who were hesitant about their professional aspirations looked down on liberal arts and changed to science and engineering. It makes sense that Mr. Ding's career will never end, so Mr. Zhou thinks that the tragic story behind the scenes has never stopped. Not to mention an unnamed lake, can it be beaten in a market economy? If so, will there be a story about Yang Zhenning's early family education after her success in the future?