Xia Zhiqing (192 1-20 13) is a literary critic and professor in China. Jiangsu Wuxian (now Suzhou) was born in a bank clerk's family in Pudong, Shanghai. 1942 graduated from the English Department of Hujiang University. From September 65438 to September 0946, I worked as a teaching assistant in Peking University with my eldest brother Ji Xia 'an. He was fascinated by western European classical literature, and stood out because of his study of william blake's archives. Won a scholarship to study in the United States and go to Yale University to study for a master's degree and a doctor's degree in English. While teaching at new york State College, he was supported by the Rockefeller Foundation (also known as the Rockwell Foundation) and completed the book History of Modern Novels in China, which established his position as a scholar and critic. 196 1 was the president of new york Columbia university. In July 2006, he was elected as an academician of Academia Sinica, the oldest academician since its establishment. Xia Zhiqing said he was "like a bride".

life experience

The professor talks with the writer Yan.

The professor talks with the writer Yan.

Xia Zhiqing was born in Pudong on 192 1. His father studied in Wusong Merchant Shipping School, but he has been in business all his life. When Xia Zhiqing graduated from the English Department of Hujiang University from 65438 to 0942, he basically ignored the contemporary China novels. From 65438 to 0946, I went to Peking University as a teaching assistant with my eldest brother Ji Xia 'an, and wrote a paper about the English poet william blake, which stood out from the crowd. 1947 went to the United States, 195 1 received a doctorate from Yale university. He has taught at the University of Michigan, the State University of new york and the University of Pittsburgh. 196 1 year, Xia Zhiqing published The History of Modern Novels in China, which made him famous in English. 196 1 taught in the oriental language and culture department of Columbia university, 1969 was a professor in the Chinese department of this school, and 199 1 was an honorary professor in the Chinese department of this school.

works

Xia Zhiqing wrote the tradition of new literature.

Xia Zhiqing wrote the tradition of new literature.

Xia Zhiqing's works have been published in China in recent years. China's most influential history of modern novels was published in English in China in 2005 after a lapse of 40 years. In addition, there is an introduction to China's classical novels (Hefu: Anhui Literature and Art Publishing House, 1988), about the history of China's classical novels, the future of literature, people's literature, the tradition of new literature, surpassing the sorrow of the times, talking about literature and remembering teachers and friends: Xia Zhiqing's selected works, Xia Zhiqing's comments on China's literature, love, society and novels, and Xia Zhiqing's literary criticism collection.

Xia Zhiqing has written many books, including China's classical novel (1968) and China literature Xia Zhiqing (2004). In addition, China's essays published by Hong Kong and Taiwan include Love, Society and Novel (Taipei: Pure Literature Publishing House, 1970) and The Future of Literature (Taipei:). 1977), Impression Group (Hong Kong: Hong Kong Literature Research Association, 1983), Xia Zhiqing Literature Criticism Collection (Taipei: United Literature Magazine, 1987), and the tradition of new literature (Taipei: Times Culture Publishing Co., Ltd., 1977).

The Chinese version of The History of Modern Novels in China was published in Hongkong (Youlian Publishing House) and Taiwan Province Province at 1979 and19/kloc-0 respectively. In 200 1 year, the Chinese University of Hong Kong Press published the traditional Chinese translation version, while the simplified Chinese translation version was published by Fudan University Press in Chinese mainland in 2005.