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Li Zongwu

(1879.2.3-1943.9.28), a native of artesian well in Fushun, Sichuan (now artesian well in Zigong City, Sichuan Province).

China's great thinker, educator, revolutionary and best-selling novel writer in modern times died of poverty.

Formerly known as Shiquan, if it was renamed Shikai after graduation, the word "Zong Ru" was intended to favor boys over girls and respect Confucius. At the age of 25, his thoughts changed greatly. He is not a Confucian who prefers boys to girls, so he changed his name to Zongwu. He joined the League in his early years and has been engaged in education for a long time. Professor of Sichuan University, successively served as middle school principal, provincial councillor, deputy director of the Education Department of the Governor's Office, and provincial inspector.

He was clean and honest, rich in oil and water, but poor when he left office.

19 12 wrote the sensational larded school in the name of "exclusive respect", and later wrote a series of articles, including 1927' s My Doubt about Saints.

1928 published "Discussion on Social Issues".

1936, he merged some words he had written for many years with his new ideas and new ideas, reorganized them into prose, opened a column of "After Black Conghua" in Chengdu Huaxi Daily, published it in series, and later compiled a book of the same name separately.

1936 also published The Academic Trend of China, which is a masterpiece. 1938, the previously published essay ((JL, Theory and Mechanics)) was adapted into a book of the same name for publication. Because the author thinks that this article is the theoretical basis of larded school, people call this book the principle of larded school.

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