Brief introduction of Zhu's life

1905 was born into a Christian family in Zhujiadao Village, Xianju Township, Cangnan County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province.

19 19 During the May 4th Movement, I was a middle school student in Wenzhou. He and many hot-blooded young people took to the streets to demonstrate, banning and burning foreign goods. At the same time, inspired by the spirit of the May 4th Movement, I read a lot of progressive books and literary works.

65438-0923 Teacher Zhu Ziqing went to Wenzhou Middle School to teach. Teacher Zhu was able to listen to the teachings of famous teachers. With the education and encouragement of Mr. Zhu Ziqing, Mr. Zhu embarked on the road of literature.

1924, the first long article "Mo Zhai's Philosophy of Life" was published in the magazine "Shanghai Youth Progress", which was appreciated by the editor-in-chief. Since then, Mr. Zhu has become a special contributor to Youth Progress magazine, and has published many papers in the magazine, such as Qu Yuan, the earliest writer in China, and Li Bai, a poet.

After graduating from high school, I was forced to enter the free Jinling Theological Seminary because of my family's embarrassment. During his three years in Jinling Theological Seminary, he read widely and devoted himself to studying Hebrew culture and Christian literature.

1927 "Youth Progress" was published as a special issue to commemorate the tenth anniversary of its founding. Mr. Zhu was asked to write "China Literature in the Past Ten Years", which determined his life path. Participated in the Northern Expedition in the same year. From Nanjing to Wuhan, he took part in the work of the General Political Department of the Northern Expeditionary Army, served as the propaganda chief of the Third Army, and went north with the army until Xuchang was conquered and stationed in Kaifeng. Soon, Chiang Kai-shek defected and the Great Revolution failed. Mr. Zhu didn't want to go along, so he went to Shanghai and worked as an editor in the Youth Publishing House affiliated to Youth Progress magazine.

1929 At the beginning of this year, the predecessor of Fujian Normal University, which was newly established by Fujian Christian University, came to Shanghai to recruit teachers. Teacher Zhu applied for a job with a long paper published two years ago, "China Literature in Recent Ten Years", which was appreciated by Dr. Lin Jingrun, President of Xiamen University, and then went south to Fujian Xiamen University to teach China new literature course.

1930 was sent by the school to Waseda University and Central University in Japan for further study, engaged in the study of Japanese literature and the history of China's literary thought.

1932 graduated from the Graduate School of Central University of Japan. After returning to China, he continued to teach in the Chinese Department of Xie Da and served as the editor-in-chief of Fujian Culture. At the same time, On Li Zhuowu and Chronicle of Li Zhuowu were published one after another. During the Anti-Japanese War, Mr. Zhu was trapped in an isolated island and took refuge in the concession. While teaching at Shanghai Hujiang University, he devoted himself to writing, and successively published academic monographs such as A Brief History of China's Literary Thought, Christianity and Literature, and Essays on Literature and Religion.

From 65438 to 0952, he was transferred to Nankai University as a professor, and served as the director of the Foreign Literature Teaching and Research Section of Nankai University and the head of the Chinese Department.

Elected President of Tianjin Foreign Literature Society, President of Tianjin Comparative Literature Research Association, Consultant of China Comparative Literature Society and Consultant of China Foreign Literature Society. During the 1958 Great Leap Forward and the subsequent "Raise the White Flag and Insert the Red Flag" movement, Mr. Zhu's research methods and teaching methods were severely criticized.

1962 Join the Chinese Writers Association.

During the Cultural Revolution, Zhu Xian became one of the first "ghosts" in Nankai Park. He was accused of being a reactionary academic authority, a rightist who escaped the net, a Christian trumpeter, a traitor and an executioner who suppressed revolutionary students.

After the Cultural Revolution, Mr. Zhu returned to the podium to give lectures to undergraduates and graduate students. He felt that the "Cultural Revolution" was a disaster. Students had no books to read and teachers had no teaching materials to use. 1977 initiated an initiative to jointly compile foreign literature textbooks with a group of professional teachers in Beijing, Tianjin and North China.

1978 After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee, Mr. Zhu won the respect of teachers and students in Nankai for his knowledge and personality. 1979 was elected as the head of the Chinese Department. 1983, joined the China * * * production party at the age of 78.