Book Connection and Popularity
by Tang Degang
About This Novel
The era of Hu Shi made a comeback; General Zhang Xueliang, with pure motives, bright heart, daring to take action, could afford to take up and let go without losing his innocence; Gu Weijun, the world's first-class diplomatic talent and a world-famous international politician, was engaged in the diplomacy of a weak country; the responsibility of "Biographical Literature" is the biggest Ah Q, the most ferocious King of Hell, "one person against a country"! This book is named "Book Connection and Popularity". It is a collection of historian Tang Degang's (Teacher Hu Shi's primary school student) reading and daily news articles over many years. There are 32 articles in total, which talk about Hu Shi, Gu Weijun, Zhang Xueliang, Liu Tingfang, Wu Kaixian, Liu Shaotang, Yang Zhenning, etc., And also discuss "Biographic Literature", "Rubai Collection", "A Brief Study of Tang Poetry" and other books, showing the style of history in ordinary details. The author puts himself in the book when writing about people and commentaries, and intersperses many anecdotes. The writing is free and uninhibited, which shows the hardships of life of Chinese American scholars from the 1950s to the 1980s, as well as their deep love for traditional culture and excellent humanistic qualities. They are all a collection of sporadic works that the author usually pays attention to as jottings. There is no obvious system and no depth. However, as the author is getting older, he has suffered decades of suffering between the country and his family, immersed in hundreds of volumes of Chinese and Western classics, and half a lifetime of teaching and reading foreign countries, and feeling the emotion of his homeland. When he wrote this article, it cannot be said that he did not write out of passion. It's just that the civilization of our motherland is profound, and the current world's knowledge is boundless. The old man is brave and ambitious, and his ambition is thousands of miles. How can you live in panic all day long, follow the wise men, and study day and night? How dare you rest on your laurels based on what a fool has learned?
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