Update 1: First Responder

You don't have that article. But the introduction of Lv Shuxiang in your post corrected the typo of my question.

It should be Lv Shuxiang.

Not Lv Shuxiang. I thought he was a woman.

Because of his name-Lv Shuxiang.

Mr Lv Shuxiang (1904— 1998) is a famous linguist. People from Danyang, Jiangsu. He used to be the director and honorary director of the Institute of Linguistics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and a member of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences. 1926 graduated from the Foreign Languages Department of National Southeast University, 1936 studied abroad in Jiangsu Province at public expense. He studied in the Anthropology Department of Oxford University and the University Library of London. After returning to China from 65438 to 0938, he worked in teaching and scientific research in Yunnan University, West China Union Medical College University, Jinling University and Central University. The professors of Chinese Department of Tsinghua University ranged from 1950 to 1952. 1952, researcher, Institute of Linguistics, China Academy of Sciences (1977, transferred to China Academy of Social Sciences), member of Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences, China Academy of Sciences, deputy director, director and honorary director of Institute of Linguistics. 1976 to 1985 was the editor-in-chief of China Language Magazine, and 1980 to 1985 was the president of Chinese Language Society. 1980 was elected honorary member of the American Language Society. 1987 received an honorary doctorate in literature from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, China, and won the first Wu Prize in the same year. 199 1 was elected as a foreign academician of the Russian academy of sciences. During his teaching in Yunnan University, he published his first article on Chinese grammar and embarked on the road of language research. During his academic career of more than 70 years, Lv Shuxiang worked tirelessly in language teaching, language research and popularization of Chinese knowledge. He worked hard and published more than 20 monographs and compiled more than 600 papers and other articles. The representative grammar work in the early stage is An Introduction to China's Grammar, which is his famous work. At that time, it experienced the initial stage from Ma Shi Wen Tong in Ma Jianzhong (1898) to New Chinese Grammar in li jinxi (1924) and the establishment of Chinese grammar system. China grammarians deeply feel that the framework constructed by imitating Latin grammar or English grammar is flawed. "Striving for China's grammatical features" became the voice at that time. Abstract has a wide and far-reaching influence on the future study of Chinese grammar. In the mid-1980s, Lu found there were too many mistakes in People's Literature, and angrily wrote to revise them one by one. A short message was published in the magazine, thanking it solemnly, but this short thank-you letter was also full of mistakes, and even Lu's name was written.