Who's Yi Zhongtian?

Yi Zhongtian, 1947 started from Changsha, Hunan, and spent his childhood and adolescence in Wuhan.

1965, 18-year-old Yi Zhongtian defected to Xinjiang production and construction corps for ten years, and finally transferred to Xinjiang iron and steel company. 1978, Yi Zhongtian was admitted to the Chinese Department of Wuhan University and directly studied for a master's degree.

198 1 graduated from the Chinese Department of Wuhan University, and stayed on as a teacher after graduating with a master's degree in literature. He used to be an associate professor in the Chinese Department, and later Yi Zhongtian left Wuhan University for Xiamen University.

At present, he is a professor of Chinese Department of Xiamen University, a doctoral supervisor, and a former director of the Art Institute. His social posts: member of Xiamen Urban Planning Committee, consultant of Chengdu Urban Planning Committee, and member of CCTV's "Touching China" selection committee.

Professor Yi Yin, a member of the selection committee and jury of Charming China of CCTV, is one of the most popular lecturers in Lecture Room of CCTV, and has been engaged in multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research in aesthetics, art and cultural anthropology for a long time.

Its outstanding characteristics are: a large number of works, easy to understand, rather than academic papers, cultural bestsellers. His main works are: On Aesthetic Thoughts of Wen Xin Diao Long (Shanghai Literature and Art,1988);

Art pedagogy (main contributor, Chongqing,1990);

Art Anthropology (Shanghai Literature and Art,1992,2001); (1994 won the second prize of outstanding achievements in social sciences in Fujian province; 1995 won the second prize of outstanding achievements in humanities and social sciences in the first national colleges and universities)

KJV Mandarin Reader (Taiwan Province Sanmin Bookstore,1995); Symphony of Yellow and Blue: A Comparative Study of Chinese and Western Aesthetics (People's Literature in cooperation with Deng Xiaomang,1999); "Yi Zhongtian's Prose-style Academic Works and China Culture Series"

Four kinds: China people gossip (Shanghai Literature and Art, 2000); Men and Women in China (Shanghai Literature and Art, 2000); Reading the City (Shanghai Literature and Art, 2000);

A Record of Pinren (Shanghai Literature and Art, 2000); Human Confirmation: Anthropological Principles (Shanghai Literature and Art, 2001); Scholar spirit (Yunnan people, 20065438+0);

Northwest Wind and Southeast Rain: Dialect and Culture (Shanghai Culture, 2002) and Big Dialect (Hong Kong Sanlian, 2004); Difficult Leap: The Birth of American Constitution and Our Reflection (Shandong Pictorial, 2004);

Breaking in: Aesthetic Problems and History (Fudan University, 2005); The End of the Empire (Hong Kong Sanlian, 2005); Melancholy of the Empire (Wen Hui, 2005);

Reading Han Dynasty People (Oriental, 2006); There are also many academic papers, literary criticism and literary works, some of which have been translated into foreign languages and published abroad.