Zhou Hexuan has long been famous for Liang Suming. He is known as "China's last great Confucian" and dared to argue with Taizu in public after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Apart from his academic achievements, Liang Suming was also one of the founders of the "Democratic League"
First, this gentleman has no flaws in his character.
Zhou Hexuan suddenly thought: Maybe he could become a member of the Democratic Party and become a political talisman.
"Hello, Brother Liang, I am Zhou Hexuan." Zhou Hexuan said enthusiastically. He didn't have the word Tikang Youweiqi, Ruoyu, Ruoyu, it just sounded like "like a fool".
"Zhou Hexuan!"
Now it was Liang Suming's turn to get excited. His eyes widened and he said, "But is it Zhou Hexuan who wrote "The Rise of the Great Powers"?"
"It's hard for a family member to understand Mr. Zhou's judgment." Zhou Hexuan said modestly.
"Sir, you are too modest," Liang Suming took Zhou Hexuan's hand and said, "I have benefited a lot from your article, and I have long wanted to ask for advice in person."
Why do everyone like to hold hands?
Zhou Hexuan complained secretly, changed the topic and asked: "Brother Liang is going to Peking for business?"
Liang Suming sat down in the empty seat opposite Zhou Hexuan and said: "Tsinghua Institute of Chinese Studies invited me to teach."
"Sir, you are a great talent." Zhou Hexuan praised him sincerely.
The Institute of Chinese Studies at Tsinghua University can be called a wonderful flower in the history of modern Chinese culture. Just look at the teachers in the college and you will know: Liang Qichao, Wang Guowei, Chen Yinke, Zhao Yuanren, Li Ji... any one of them can be called a master figure.
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Liang Suming was very interested in Zhou Hexuan's China Hope Education Foundation and kept asking for various details. If he had not agreed to become a teacher at Tsinghua University, he would have joined the education foundation without saying a word.
When the two of them were chatting happily, the people in the seats next to them were also chatting animatedly.
They should be a group of young students returning home from vacation. They were wearing modified Mao suits and looked particularly energetic.
One of them said: "Minzhi, please lend me your copy of "The Rise of the Great Powers". Please, I promise to take great care of it and not even leave a wrinkle."
The student named "Minzhi" shook his head repeatedly: "No, it took me half a month to copy it. I plan to use my summer vacation to study hard."
"What a bastard!" the man said unhappily.
Minzhi said: "My little instrument? Who didn't want to copy it by hand in the first place? Why blame others for being lazy?"
Their companions quickly advised: "Okay, why are you arguing about a book? It's nothing to make people laugh."
The man was silent before, but other students started talking:
""The Rise of Great Powers" is all-encompassing, covering history, politics, economics, culture, geography, and science and technology. You think Mr. Zhou must have such profound knowledge to write such a masterpiece!"
"You still need to ask? Mr. Zhou is of course a great scholar who can apply himself to the world."
"Yes, even the foreign teachers in our school are full of praise for "The Rise of the Great Powers"."
"It would be great if Mr. Zhou could one day write "The Rise of a Great Power: China"."
"Haha, let's look at the warlords fighting in this country. The people are poor and weak. Does it look like a big country?"
"Why do you need to say such depressing words? "China Chapter on the Rise of a Great Power" should be written by our generation with blood and sweat!"
"well said!"
The group of students became more and more excited as they chatted, which attracted a lot of side glances from the passengers in the carriage.
Sun Yonghao smiled and said: "Sir, they are talking about you."
"Sir, he is now a great scholar and is respected wherever he goes." Sun Yongzhen said to Yourong.
Zhou Hexuan smiled and said nothing. He was just a time traveler living in troubled times, and he still had some self-awareness.
Liang Yuming suddenly asked: "Brother Xian, your "The Rise of the Great Powers" has been serialized. Is it time to publish it?"
Zhou Hexuan nodded and said: "It has been handed over to the Commercial Press for operation, and the editing and proofreading work is now underway. When I come to Beijing this time, I also want to visit Mr. Liang Qichao to thank him for agreeing to write the preface for "The Rise of a Great Power"."
"It just so happens that Mr. Ren Gong also lives in Tsinghua Garden and we are traveling together." Liang Ximing said happily.
At this moment, two female students walked over arm in arm. When passing by Zhou Hexuan, one of them shouted in surprise: "Mr. Zhou! I didn't expect to meet you on the train."
"Are you...Miss Lu?" Zhou Hexuan suddenly recalled that this woman was Lu Jingyan whom he had met in the salon before.
"Thank you, Mr. Zhou, for remembering me," Lu Jingyan smiled happily, and introduced her female companion, "This is my good friend Wu Jing (Miss Zhao Si's future sister-in-law). We are both students from Chinese and Western Girls' High School."
Zhou Hexuan nodded and said: "Hello, Miss Wu."
Wu Jing asked doubtfully: "Jingyan, who is this Mr. Zhou?"
Lu Jingyan laughed loudly and said: "Haha, he is the Mr. Zhou you have been talking about, the famous Zhou Hexuan!"
"Zhou Hexuan?!!!"
Not only Wu Jing was stunned, but also the young students next door all looked over.
If you want to know Zhou Hexuan's status in the minds of today's Chinese students, you will know clearly by looking at the reactions of these people. In less than ten seconds, a large group rushed over, and some even shouted at the top of their lungs: "Come here, Mr. Zhou Hexuan"
it's here!"
However, there were other students in this carriage, and they all jumped upon the news, and even a few middle-aged people ran over, blocking the aisle in an instant.
"Mr. Zhou is so young, I thought he was an old gentleman!"
"I borrowed it, I borrowed it, let me see what Mr. Zhou looks like."
"Mr. Zhou, this is my handwritten copy of "The Rise of the Great Powers". Can you sign it for me?"
"Mr. Zhou, which great power do you think China should imitate in its rise?"
"Mr. Zhou, can you talk about poetry creation? I particularly like your song "A Generation"."
"Mr. Zhou..."
Zhou Hexuan looked at the crazy students and passengers and couldn't laugh or cry. His treatment was comparable to that of the big stars of later generations.
Lu Jingyan and Wu Jing had been pushed aside. Wu Jing stuck out her tongue and said, "It's so scary. It almost broke my clothes. Mr. Zhou is really famous this week."
Zhou Hexuan gave a few autographs casually, and the enthusiasm of others did not diminish at all. He had no way of answering all kinds of questions.
Seeing this, Lu Jingyan shouted to help him: "Everyone be quiet, let Mr. Zhou say a few words!"
"Yes, yes, everyone, be quiet and listen to Mr. Zhou!" students shouted one after another.
Zhou Hexuan saw that it was not a problem to continue the quarrel, so he stood up and said: "Thank you for your love, I, Zhou Hexuan, am grateful. Just now someone asked which country China should learn from in order to rise. I can only answer that each country has its own national conditions. France
The revolution of China cannot be applied to Germany, and Germany's iron blood will not work in Britain. China should find a development path that suits itself. As for what this path is? It needs everyone here to practice it. But one thing is common,
If a country wants to be strong, it must unify, quell wars, and stop internal strife in order to develop. What if warlord separatism cannot be resolved? Then it needs to first accumulate spiritual strength, vigorously develop education, and improve the quality of its citizens. When the country is unified,
Everyone is the foundation for revitalizing the country. Everyone here, whether they are students, workers, government officials, celebrities or wealthy businessmen, are the future of China and the hope of the country!"
In fact, they were all empty words, but the excited students ignored them and everyone shouted: "Okay, well said! Mr. Zhou, please say a few more words."
