Ye Tao's personal data

Tao 1984 graduated from the Chinese Department of Shandong University, and 1985 co-founded the magazine Folklore Research, serving as the editorial director, deputy editor and editor-in-chief. Since April 2008, he has been a researcher at the Institute of World Religions of China Academy of Social Sciences, a professor at the Institute of Literature, History and Philosophy of Shandong University, and a member of the Academic Committee of the Institute of Literature, History and Philosophy of Shandong University. He is currently the vice chairman and secretary general of the Chinese Folklore Society, the executive director of the Chinese Folklore Society and the director of the Chinese Religious Society. His research fields are folklore and folk literature theory, Chinese folk beliefs and regional folk customs. Published monograph 15, published more than 30 papers, and undertook many national projects. His main works are Research on the Fragrant Society in Mount Tai, Introduction to Folklore, China Folklore, Mount Tai Shi Gandang, Chinese Peking Opera Custom, Confucius, Legend of the Cowherd and the Weaving Girl in China (five volumes, editor-in-chief), China Folklore Series Shandong Volume (editor-in-chief) and Shandong Folklore Appreciation (local curriculum textbook for primary schools).

Research fields: folklore and folk literature theory, Chinese folk beliefs, and regional folk customs.

Main experience

Ye Tao, 1963 was born in Feixian County, Shandong Province in June. 1984 After graduating from the Chinese Department of Shandong University, he stayed on as a teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor. From 200 1 to 2004, he studied under Professor Liu Jiaoshou and obtained a doctorate in law (folklore) from Beijing Normal University. 1998 as tutor of master students majoring in folklore in Shandong University, and as tutor of doctoral students majoring in Chinese folk literature since 2007. Since April 2008, he has been a researcher at the Institute of World Religions of China Academy of Social Sciences, a professor at the Institute of Literature, History and Philosophy of Shandong University, and a member of the Academic Committee of the Institute of Literature, History and Philosophy of Shandong University (off campus).

65438-0985, founded the magazine Folklore Research, and served as the editorial director, deputy editor-in-chief and editor-in-chief. 1987 participated in the establishment of the Institute of Folklore of Shandong University, and served as deputy director and director. From 2002 to 2008, he served as the director of the Institute of Folklore, Institute of Literature, History and Philosophy, Shandong University. 1987 initiated the establishment of Shandong Folklore Society, and served as vice president and secretary general for a long time. At present, he is also the vice chairman and secretary general of China Folklore Society, the executive director of China Folklore Society, the director of China Religious Society, the vice chairman of Shandong Folk Writers Association, the member of Shandong Tourism Construction Expert Advisory Committee, the consultant of Taishan Research Institute, the adjunct professor of Taishan College, and the deputy director of the academic committee of key disciplines of folklore of Wenzhou University.

main work

1, Shandong Folk Customs (co-authored by Shandong Friendship Bookstore, 1988)

2. Confucius

3. Hometown Style of Confucius (Chinese Teaching Press, 1993)

4. Chinese Peking Opera Customs (Shaanxi People's Publishing House, 1994)

5. Records of Shandong Province and Folklore (co-authored by Shandong People's Publishing House, 1996)

6. Social Customs in Jianghu (in cooperation with Shandong Education Publishing House, 1999)

7. Marriage Snatching (co-author, Central University for Nationalities Press, 2000)

8. Folk Belief and Scientific Culture (co-author, Shandong Education Press, 2002)

9. Introduction to Folklore (co-author, Shandong Education Press, 2002)

10. Appreciation of Shandong Folk Customs (edited by Shandong Education Press, 2003)

1 1. China Folklore Series Shandong Folklore (Gansu People's Publishing House, edited in 2004).

12. China Folk Customs (China Social Publishing House, 2006)

13. Shi Gandang Mountain (Zhejiang People's Publishing House, 2007)

14. China Folk Customs (Revised Edition, China Social Publishing House, 2008)

15. The Legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl in China (five volumes, edited by Guangxi Normal University Press, 2008).

16. "Research on Taishan Xiangshe" (Special issue of Institute of Literature, History and Philosophy of Shandong University, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 2009)

Main thesis

1. Folk tourism: a field to be developed, Folk Culture Quarterly, No.3, 1990.

2. On the Characteristics of Folklore, Folklore Research No.4, 199 1.

3. Beijing Opera Ticket Fans and Customs of Ticket Industry, Drama Series No.3, 1995.

4. A Preliminary Study of Twenty-four Filial Pieties, Journal of Shandong University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition),No. 1, 0996.

5. My humble opinion on the folk survey method of China Folklore Research? The second series, published by the Central University for Nationalities Press.

6. Immigration, Shandong people and Shandong folk customs, Dongyue Tribune, No.6, 1997.

7. A Preliminary Study on the Legend of Lao Li with Bald Tail: Proceedings of the Second International Folklore Conference, compiled by Korean Folklore Society, 1997.

8. A Record of Debate on the Custom of Snatching Marriage, Journal of Guangxi University for Nationalities, Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition, 1998, 1.

9. Entering Dragon Board, Folklore Research 1999No. 1 issue.

10. Introduction to China Folklore in the New Era, Jiangsu Social Sciences, No.3, 2000.

1 1. Introduction to Shandong Folklore, Shandong Social Sciences, No.3, 2000

12. Sea God Belief and Sacrificial Ceremony of Fishermen in Shandong Coastal Areas, edited by Korean Folklore: Proceedings of the Third International Folklore Conference,1999; Marine culture research? Volume II, Ocean Press, 2000.

13. A glimpse of the dietary customs of Jin Ping Mei, Journal of Yantai Normal University (Philosophy Edition), No.2, 2000; China Food Culture (Taiwan Province Province), No.3, 200 1.

14. Village History: Retrospect and Construction-2/kloc-0: Cultural Consciousness and Intercultural Dialogue (II), edited by Peking University Institute of Sociology and Anthropology, Peking University Publishing House, May 5438+0, 2006.

15. On folk beliefs (co-author), Folklore Research No.2, 200 1.

16. Professor Guan Dedong and the study of popular literature, Dunhuang studies and Manchu studies, folklore studies, No.4, 200 1.

17. Lingyan Temple tattoo base relief and Ashoka legend, Southeast Culture,No. 10, 2002.

18. Poseidon's Belief and Sacrificial Ceremony, Folklore Research, No.3, 2002.

19. Guan Dedong obsessed with Juexue, Guangming Daily, April 2003 17.

20. Reflections on folk tourism, in Dongyue Tribune, No.3, 2003.

2 1. On the Worship of Mount Tai in Dongyue and the Formation of Mount Tai God, Northwest Ethnic Studies, No.2, 2004.

22. Textual research on the origin of Taishan Xiangshe, Dongyue Tribune, No.3, 2004.

23. A Brief Introduction to the Traditional Ceremony of Taishan Xiangshe Society, Folklore Research, No.3, 2004.

24. Report on the investigation of the Temple Fair in Mount Taishan Wangmuchi on September 9, Folklore Research, No.4, 2005.

25. Research on Traditional Ritual of Taishan Xiangshe Society, Ideological FrontNo. 1, 2006.

26. Introduction to Professor Guan Dedong's academic thoughts, Folk Culture Forum, No.2, 2006.

27. Study on the Origin of Mount Tai and Shi Gandang, Folklore Research, No.4, 2006.

28. A survey of Dr. Si Tong's beliefs in Laishan, Thailand, Folk Culture Forum, No.3, 2007.

29. Textual Research on the Origin of Yuan Jun Belief in Bi Xia, Literature and History, No.4, 2007.

Colonel Ye Tao.

Ye Tao, male, Han nationality,1born in August, 960, native of Taibai county, with the rank of colonel,1joined the China * * * production party, 19865438+2/joined the army, with an in-service university degree.

1978 served in the 55th Infantry Division from February to September; 1September 1980 to1September 1982, studied in the reconnaissance teaching team of Xi Army College; 1September 1982 to1September 1984 served as platoon leader and company commander of the reconnaissance company directly under the 55th Infantry Division; 1September 1984 to1September 1986, studied in the Information Department of Nanjing Army Command College; 1September 1986 to1May 1990, he served as the direct reconnaissance company commander of the 55th Infantry Division and the direct reconnaissance company commander of the 2nd1Army. 1May 1990 to1May 1999 served as the staff officer and propaganda officer of the Political Department of the 2nd1Group Army; 1From May 1999 to May 2006, 5438+0 served as political commissar of the People's Armed Forces Department of Liuba County; From May 5438+0, 2006 to April 2006, he served as the Minister of People's Armed Forces of Fufeng County; Since April 2006, he has served as member of the Standing Committee of Zhongfeng Fufeng County Committee and Minister of County People's Armed Forces.

Edit this passage by Ye Tao, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty.

Ye Tao (1050-1110), a famous poet in the northern song dynasty, is the husband of Wang Anshi's younger brother Wang Anguo. The word Zhiyuan, a native of Dongxiang, Longquan, grew up smart and studious, read widely, and was well known in ancient and modern times, and knew a subset of history like the back of his hand. His poems are elegant and unique with emphasis on rhetoric, strange feelings and dangerous sentences, and have a deep friendship with Su Dongpo. When Song Xining was a scholar in the sixth year (1073), Zong Shen called in Tingkao and praised his outstanding talent. He wrote on the royal screen: "He Wan, a political treatise" and was awarded the title of "Ye Tao".

Wang Anshi, the prime minister, valued Ye very much and wrote a poem "Speak to Zhi", which was recruited as a son-in-law by his brother. At this time, Ye Tao devoted himself to assisting Zongshen in governing the country, strongly supported Wang Anshi's political reform and reformed government affairs, and was praised by his subjects. In the ninth year of Xining (1076), when Wang Anshi was demoted to Jinling, Tao studied literary works from Anshi. Zhezong succeeded to the throne, Dr. imperial academy of Tao Wei. Shao Shengyuan (1094) was appointed as the secretary of the provincial orthography, edited the History of Zongshen and entered the school. And framed by court officials. After Cai Jing took office, he was illegally transferred to party member, Yuan You. When Ceng Bu was in charge of state affairs again, he was entrusted with an important task. I have been ill for several months, waiting for Longtuge to publicize the concept of celebrating the jubilee. Daguan died in the fourth year (1 1 10). There is a biography of the history of Song Dynasty. It's a pity that Ye Tao's poems are few. The poem "Looking at the Old House with Feelings" quoted in The Chronicle of the Song Dynasty: Whoever returns to the old house owner, Jiang Du sighs. I am ashamed to ask for directions, but I am too sad to know the door. Ships and cars have become homes everywhere, and the years have only shocked future generations. Lonely guests have to earn their own living. Who is it? This poem, engraved on the tablet of Shangdang people, laments the wandering life experience. I regret that I didn't leave the field and plant willows in front of the door.