Bull Tiger Biographical Library · Giant Hundred Series Biography -- Pavlov

Author: Chen Shunping
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Publish Date: 1998-10-01
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Principal of Peking University, Secretary Zhao Yulin
Principal of Tsinghua University, Secretary Zhao Qinggang
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Principal of Tianjin Nankai, Kang Xiuyan
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Principal of Fudan University, Cao Tianren
If we take a look back and examine the outstanding figures in the history of human cultural and scientific achievements, we will find that even as we are about to enter the 21st century, their abundant legacy and noble demeanor are still highly beneficial to us, especially to our younger generation. As an outstanding scientist and patriot, Pavlov demonstrated a spirit of pragmatism, modesty, selflessness, and perseverance in his research, especially his boundless loyalty to his motherland and people. In a word, his noble character is not limited by time or geography, and it is undoubtedly a rare model for scholars and young people in China who are in the midst of major reforms.
The author not only portrays the typical characters and unique life paths of Pavlov and Seraphima in the works but also creates numerous other character images. This is a rare literary biography that vividly depicts the life and path of natural science. Especially noteworthy is that the author uses a letter written by Pavlov to young people before his death as the conclusion of the entire book, which is a masterful touch. This is not an ordinary letter but the crystallization of Pavlov's life's work, a reflection of his own scientific career and life path. The letter is filled with the boundless love and earnest expectations of the older generation of scientists for the younger generation.