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Philosopher Feng Youlan, the word Zhisheng, a native of Tanghe, Nanyang, Henan, a famous philosopher, received a doctorate degree from Columbia University in 1924, and successively served as Zhongzhou University Founded in 1980, Zhongzhou University is a public full-time comprehensive ordinary higher education institution approved by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, focusing on humanities, social sciences, engineering, science, business, art and other disciplines. Comrade **, a proletarian revolutionary of the older generation and the vice chairman of the Communist Party of China at the time, personally inscribed the name of Zhongzhou University. The college was originally built on the basis of Zhengzhou University, but it was actually a branch of Zhengzhou University, but later it was removed from the undergraduate layer for some reasons

Professor of Guangdong University and Yenching University, Dean of the School of Liberal Arts and Dean of the Department of Philosophy of Tsinghua University, Professor of the Department of Philosophy and Dean of the School of Letters of Southwest Associated University, Chairman of the Council of Tsinghua University, Professor of the Department of Philosophy of Peking University, his philosophical works have made significant contributions to the discipline construction of the history of Chinese philosophy, and are known as "Modern Neo-Confucianism".

Feng Youlan wrote a lot in her lifetime, with nearly 5 million words in Chinese and English. In the 20s, he published "A Comparison of Life Ideals". In the 30s, he compiled the two-volume History of Chinese Philosophy, which was an important achievement of modern Chinese academic research and confirmed his position as the main founder of the discipline of the history of Chinese philosophy.

During the Anti-Japanese War, he wrote the "Six Books of Zhenyuan", namely "New Science", "New Theory of Things", "New World Training", "New Original People", and "New Original Dao".

In the summer of 1923, Feng Youlan successfully passed the doctoral defense of Columbia University and received a doctorate degree in philosophy with "A Comparative Study of Life Ideals" (also known as "The Theory of Profit and Loss of Heaven and Man"). After returning to China in the autumn of that year, he wrote "A View of Life" in the direction of Dr. **. In 1924, he wrote "Philosophy of Life" as a high school textbook, in which Feng Youlan established his philosophical belief in neo-realism and began to combine neo-realism with Cheng Zhu Lixue.

During her tenure at Yenching University, Feng Youlan lectured on the history of Chinese philosophy, and completed the first and second volumes of The History of Chinese Philosophy in 1931 and 1934 respectively, which later served as a university textbook and made significant contributions to the discipline construction of the history of Chinese philosophy.

For seven years, from 1939 to 1946, Feng Youlan published six books in succession, called "Books Written on the Occasion of Zhen Yuan": "New Science" (1937), "New World Training" (1940), "New Things" (1940), "New Plains" (1942), "New Yuan Dao" (1945), and "New Knowledge" (1946). Through the "Six Books of Zhenyuan", Feng Youlan founded the new system of thought, making him the most influential philosopher in China at that time.

The fifties and sixties of the twentieth century were a period of transition for Feng Youlan's academic thought. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Feng Youlan abandoned his new system of science, accepted Marxism, and began to study the history of Chinese philosophy under the guidance of Marxism. He is the author of "A New Edition of the History of Chinese Philosophy".

The first and second volumes, "The History of Chinese Philosophy", "The History of Chinese Philosophy", "The First Draft of the History of Chinese Philosophy", "A Review of the Past Forty Years", and the seven-volume "New Edition of the History of Chinese Philosophy".

Mr. Feng Youlan's work on the history of philosophy in the 40s of the 20th century is "A Brief History of Chinese Philosophy", which is a book that is simple and fascinating. Every time I read it, I feel that the spirit is very fresh, and the essence of Chinese philosophy is expressed in very simple words, which is a very good book.

The History of Chinese Philosophy is written in classical Chinese.