📚[Registration for physical courses and online courses] "Lecture Hall at Sushulou, Qian Mu's Former Residence" - Cultural Reading Series: "Reading Lu Simian: Introduction to "Introduction to Chinese Studies"", teacher Fu Kechang, September 28, 113
🚪Any door of registration website:https://www.beclass.com/rid=294d9a166ab0e8ac53d3
Mr. Lu Simian (1884-1957) was an important historian and educator in modern China. He is rigorous in his studies and has read the Twenty-Four Histories many times, but he is not satisfied with the textual research of Qianjia and Jia, but is committed to mastering them. He advocated that learning should be combined with reality, and opposed learning for the sake of learning, but he stayed away from politics and remained indifferent all his life. He once stated: "I have set up my own life and always follow the ancient sages and bureaucrats as a model", but he also said that he "deeply admires" Marxism-Leninism. However, as we all know, Mr. Lu is undoubtedly a scholar who is recognized as diligent, honest and well-known. Therefore, these seemingly tortuous thinking and attitudes above actually not only reflect a specific context of the times, but also demonstrate a transcendent life model.
"Introduction to Chinese Studies" was originally a lecture note given by Mr. Lu Simian. From 1942 to 1943, because he was unwilling to surrender to the Japanese army, Mr. Lu moved to Qingyun Middle School in rural Changzhou to teach. One of the courses he taught was "Introduction to Chinese Studies." Later, historian Mr. Huang Yongnian (1925-2007), who was a sophomore in high school, compiled his class notes into a book and published it in 2008.
Mr. Huang recalled: "For example, the Buddhist part of "Introduction to Chinese Studies" was originally the most difficult to teach and understand, not to mention that the lecturer was a high school student with no knowledge of philosophy, but he took his time and only spent three hours on it. He clearly explained the basic teachings of Mahayana and Mahayana Buddhism, and the theoretical similarities, differences, and pros and cons of the main sects of Chinese Buddhism such as Faxiang Sect, Tiantai Sect, Huayan Sect, Pure Land Sect, and Zen Sect, which made it interesting to listen to and not difficult to understand at all. . This is not achieved by eloquence, but by truly critical study of important scriptures and treatises.”
At that time, Mr. Huang Yongnian was attracted by Mr. Lu's knowledge, so he specially applied for admission to Qingyun Middle School. He said that he took detailed notes on all the four courses taught by Mr. Lu. Not only did he not miss every word on the blackboard, he also recorded the oral content as much as possible. The lectures were simple, clean and fascinating, which made him sigh, "Listen to Mr. Lu's lectures." The class is simply a kind of intellectual enjoyment." This book is now included in 16 volumes of "Complete Works". Although the entire manuscript is brief, it can give a glimpse of Mr. Lu's teaching style. It is also worthy of comparison and review with Mr. Qian Mu's book of the same name. At 14:00 pm on September 28, 113, we invite everyone to read with Mr. Fu Kechang to see Mr. Lu’s analysis of the nature and origin of Chinese academics, and how old students can still recall it like yesterday after forty years. Wonderful class.
📆Event time: September 28, 113 (Saturday), 14:00 – 16:00 pm
🏡Event location: Classroom C508, 5th Floor, Qinpu Building, Boai Campus, Taipei City University (No. 1, Aiguo West Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City), online courses
👨🏫Activity speaker: Mr. Fu Kechang
🔔Activity fee: free
🚀Online Course Notes
The URL of the live broadcast of the course will be announced on "Qian Mu's Former Residence-YouTube Channel" and "Qian Mu's Former Residence-FB Fan Page" after the course starts! Invite everyone to leave a message, discuss in the comment area, and welcome everyone to ask questions, we will ask the teacher to answer:)
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📚[Registration for physical courses and online courses] "Lecture Hall at Sushulou, Qian Mu's Former Residence" - Cultural Reading Series: "Reading Lu Simian: Introduction to "Introduction to Chinese Studies"", teacher Fu Kechang, September 28, 113
