Brief introduction of Zhu Sen.

He entered the geology department. Among the other seven people in his class, Huang, Li Chunyu, Chang Longqing and Yang Zengwei later became famous geologists and geographers.

Studying in the Geology Department of Peking University laid the foundation for Zhu Sen's lifelong career. Li Siguang, a famous geologist in China, taught them petrology and tectonic geology, and A.W. Glip, a famous American geologist, taught them paleontology and geological history. Among other teachers, He Jie,,, Jin, Zhao Yazeng and others are famous. These teachers are not only knowledgeable, but also sincere, which benefits them a lot. They not only attach importance to classroom learning, but also to practice and field trips. Beijing Xishan is an important base for their internship. Weng Wenhao, a famous geologist, also took them to Jehol for internship. Zhu Sen was diligent in writing when he was a student. He returned to his hometown in Hunan in the summer of 1927, and he also did local geological work. He took the lead and wrote the article "Paleozoic Strata and Fauna in Yaolin, Chen County, Hunan Province" (English), which was published in the authoritative journal of geological society of china at that time. This is his first geological science work. In addition, he has published many articles in his own journal, Journal of the National Geological Society of Peking University, some of which are translated works, some of which are written by materials from his investigation of local geology, and some of which are written by materials after he and his classmates went out for internship. From 65438 to 0928, Zhu Sen graduated with honors from the Geology Department of Peking University. At this time, Li Siguang was entrusted by Cai Yuanpei, president of Academia Sinica, and actively founded the Institute of Geology. He immediately recruited high flyers Zhu Sen, who had taught him for many years, as an assistant and became a researcher. Zhu Sen worked in the institute for six years. He visited the eastern Qinling Mountains in northern Hubei and southern Henan with Li Jie, and studied the geology near Nanjing with Li Siguang, Li Yuyao and Li Jie. His work scope extended to Anhui and other places. Later, he visited Nanling Geology from Hunan to Guangxi, and traveled almost all over China. During this period, he made great achievements in his work, and published more than 10 important works independently or in cooperation with others.