Liang Sizhong s character life, about Liang Sicheng s life

Liang Sizhong (1907-1932), the third son of Liang Qichao, was born in Japan in 1907, and went to the United States to study after graduating from Tsinghua University in his early years, and studied at the Virginia Military Academy and the West Point Military Academy.

Among all the children of Liang Qichao studying abroad, Liang Sizhong had the highest political enthusiasm, and in early 1927, Liang Sizhong once wanted to terminate his studies and return to China to participate in the Northern Expedition, but was dissuaded by his father. In the early 30s of the 20th century, Liang Sizhong returned to China after graduation and joined the National Revolutionary Army.

After enlisting in the army, due to his study abroad qualifications and outstanding talents, Liang Sizhong was soon promoted to the artillery colonel of the 19th Route Army of the National Revolutionary Army. In the 1932 January 28th Songhu Anti-Japanese War, the 19th Route Army stationed in Shanghai fought bloodily, and Liang Sizhong performed quite well.

It's a pity that shortly thereafter, Liang Sizhong, who was on the front line, accidentally drank dirty water on the side of the road during the battle, and as a result, he suffered from peritonitis and died at the age of 25.

Liang Zhonggui is a migrant worker from his hometown of Hengyang, Hunan.

Recently, a man in red riding a motorcycle was hit by a bus while passing through the Silk Weaving Road section of Chancheng District, and was swept under the car and could not move.

After receiving the emergency notice, Liang Zhonggui, a maintenance worker who was near the scene of the incident, immediately arrived at the scene with two jacks to provide support. After three rounds of attempts, Liang Zhonggui used a jack to lift the roof off the ground and successfully rescued the injured from under the car.

After learning of Liang Zhonggui's deeds, the Chancheng District Transportation Bureau, the District Civilization Office, and the Zumiao Street Publicity, Culture and Sports Bureau expressed their condolences to him and issued a certificate of praise. After receiving several condolences from Zumiao Street, Citybus Company and the group company, Liang Zhonggui decided to donate the condolences to more needy people through Foshan TV on April 13, because in his opinion, "I just did what I could." ”

Liang Sicheng, born in Xinhui, Guangdong, from April 20, 1901 to January 9, 1972, was a lifelong researcher and architect devoted his life to the research and conservation of ancient Chinese architecture. Liang Sicheng was an academician of the ** Research Institute and a member of the Faculty of Philosophy and Social Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and participated in the design of the Monument to the People's Heroes and the National Emblem of the People's Republic of China. Liang Sicheng's first wife was Lin Huiyin, who met in 1919 and got married in 1928. The second wife was Lim so Kuan, who met in 1948 and remarried in 1962.

The Department of Architecture of the University of Pennsylvania and the Graduate School of the University of Pennsylvania have received bachelor's and master's degrees.