1930 was admitted to the Department of Western Literature in Tsinghua University, majoring in German. I studied the comparison of eastern and western poetry, English and Sanskrit under Wu Mi and Ye Gongchao, and took elective courses such as Professor Chen Yinke's Buddhist scripture translation literature, Zhu Guangqian's literary psychology, Yu Pingbo's Tang and Song poems and Zhu Ziqing's Tao Yuanming's poems. Make friends with classmates Wu Zuxiang, Lin Geng and Li Changzhi. They are called "Four Musketeers". Among the students is Hu Qiaomu. I like "pure poetry", such as Villeland and Malarme. Parallel Prose of Six Dynasties in Li Yishan and Jiang Baishi. He translated the works of Dreiser and Turgenev. During my college years, I won a scholarship awarded by the government of Qingping County in my hometown with excellent results. 1935 In September, according to the postgraduate exchange agreement between Tsinghua University College of Literature and Germany, Tsinghua enrolled postgraduate students in Germany for three years. Ji Xianlin was admitted and immediately went to Germany. Joe traveled with him in Berlin and America. 10 In June, I went to G? ttingen and got to know Tian and others. Entering the University of G? ttingen, "I dreamed that I was in G? ttingen, ... I could read some books and some words, which were brilliant in ancient times, and this glory will never go out." "I don't know if I can catch this dream." [1] 1936 in the spring, Ji Xianlin chose Sanskrit. He believes that "Indian culture is greatly influenced by Indian culture, so I will study the cultural relationship between China and China and maybe find something". So, "I can't read Sanskrit." "I finally found the way to go in my life. I have been walking along this road for more than half a century, and I will go on until now. " "Fate has strengthened my faith." [1] Ji Xianlin majored in Indian studies and studied Sanskrit and Pali at the Sanskrit Institute of G? ttingen University. English linguistics and Slavic linguistics are selected as affiliated departments, and Yugoslav language is added. Ji Xianlin studied under Professor Waldschmitt, the host of Sanskrit lecture and a famous Sanskrit scholar, and became his only audience. There are more than 40 classes a semester, and Ji Xianlin studies very hard. The Buddhist scripture Memorabilia has three thick volumes and is written in mixed Sanskrit. He raced against time to concentrate on reading and writing. Turn on the light and continue to be poor forever. Ji Xianlin is in Germany.
[1] 1940 12 to1941February, Ji Xianlin got four "excellent" in thesis defense and Indian studies, Slavic language and English exams, and obtained his doctorate. Because of the war, there is no way to return to China, so I have to stay at Columbia University. From June to 10, 5438, he taught at the Institute of Sinology, University of G? ttingen, and continued to study the Sanskrit of Buddhism, and published many important papers in the Journal of G? ttingen Academy of Sciences. "This is the golden age of my academic career, and I haven't seen it since. The postdoctoral years were just before the collapse of fascism. Germany was short of material resources, and Ji Xianlin, as a foreigner, was inevitably struggling in a hungry hell, suffering from the scourge of war like the German people. As an overseas traveler, I have deep feelings for my hometown, especially when there is poverty in the corner of the world, there is only endless acacia, and I miss my motherland and my family. " I looked at the gray sky, and in tears, I remembered my mother's face. "[2] 194 1 obtained a doctorate in philosophy from the University of G? ttingen. Later, he studied Northeast China under the guidance of linguist E.Sike.. 1945 10. Shortly after the end of World War II, I wrapped myself up and returned to Switzerland. "It's like a spring dream, and it flew over in ten years." Thirty-five years after leaving G? ttingen, 1980, Ji Xianlin led a social science delegation from China to visit the city again, and then called on 83-year-old Waldschmitten, as if it were a lifetime ago. Later, he made a touching masterpiece "Returning to Gottingen".