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1、王国维英文介绍Wang Guowei (March 12, 1877 - June 2, 1927), also known as Mingwengz was born in Haining, Zhejiang Province. He was a Chinese philosopher, aesthete, and scholar in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. He is one of the founders of modern Chinese aesthetics and a key figure in the

2、 development of modern Chinese philosophy.Wang Guoweis academic research covers various fields, including literature, history, philosophy, aesthetics, and education. His representative works include Theory of Human Nature, Theory of Literary Sentiment, Philosophy of Confucianism, Philosophy of Metap

3、hysics, On Chinese and Western Aesthetics, Chinese Theatre History, etc. Wang Guowei put forward many original theories in his research and writings, greatly enriching modern Chinese aesthetics and aesthetics theory.In 1903, Wang Guowei started to study world history and other Western disciplines, b

4、ecoming one of the pioneers in promoting modern world history in China. He compiled History of Chinese Political Science in 1904, which is recognized as the first modern textbook on world history in China. In 1906, he was appointed as a lecturer at the Department of History of Tsinghua University. I

5、n 1911, he was appointed as a professor at the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Tsinghua University. In 1916, he was appointed as a member of the Editorial Board of the Encyclopedia of Chinese History and Culture. In 1922, he became a visiting professor at Columbia University in New

6、York City.In terms of teaching methods, Wang Guowei attached great importance to originality and creativity in teaching and was good at using critical thinking to guide students to study. He also had a profound impact on the teaching methods of modern Chinese universities.Wang Guoweis death on June

7、2,1927 caused a sensation in the academic circles at home and abroad. His death not only left a great gap in the field of letters in China, but also was an irreplaceable loss in the development of world culture. Later generations gave him high recognition and praise, including Xi Zhongxun1S Wang Guoweis Theory of Literary Sentiment.