Feng Youlan's Autobiography

Author: Feng Youlan
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: I am not satisfied with being a master of learning and accumulating countless books, but I also want to seek a master who can establish life and pacify the people, to find a footnote for the life of a light boat rushing through the water, and to find a for the era of the west wind and falling leaves. (Chen Yingzhen's words) After enduring a century of vicissitudes, the century philosopher Mr. Feng Youlan speaks in a calm manner about his own experiences in studying and pursuing knowledge, while also showing the attitude of the author towards that era of the west wind and falling leaves, as well as the spirit of a group of scholars of the same generation who rushed forward with determination. This book is a self-narrative biography of the century philosopher Mr. Feng Youlan looking back on his years in the academic world in his later years. After enduring a century of vicissitudes, Mr. Feng Youlan speaks in a calm manner about his own experiences in studying and pursuing knowledge, while also showing the attitude of the author towards that era of the west wind and falling leaves, as well as the spirit of a group of scholars of the same generation who rushed forward with determination. The book is divided into four parts: Society, Philosophy, University, and Outlook, respectively narrating the author's life experiences, academic growth, the process of studying and teaching, as well as the earnest hope for the "Old State, New Life."