Chen Guoyan s profile, who is Chen Guoyan?

Chen Guoen, a native of Taiwan, China, became a family in 2020 with the legal name "Body Buddha", and was accused of fraud in 2020.

Related Events. Chen Guoen, a famous tutor in Taiwan who specialized in history in the past, and Chen Xing, a famous Chinese teacher, faded out of the apricot altar and taught Buddhism in a mansion villa in Neihu in Taipei City, attracting many old celebrities in politics and business to listen to the scriptures.

On April 17, 2020, the judge summoned him to appear in court as a fraud defendant. In order to win the trust of the students, Chen Guoen and his wife Wu Chengyan also led a group to visit the Forbidden City in Shenyang and Beijing on the mainland to visit antique cultural relics.

After 18 years in the teaching industry, Chan Kwok Yan has now retired from Xingtan to focus on collecting antiques and studying Buddhism. Chen Guoen and his wife Wu Chengyan opened Mendeyang Auction Company (later renamed Mendeyang) to run an art auction business, but they were sued by five students, accusing him of using the aura of "teacher" to abduct them to invest in the Qing Emperor's imperial calligraphy and painting, and defrauding at least more than NT$80 million. <>

Chen Guoen is a scholar with a pen name Xiao Liang. Born in May 1956 in Yinxian County, Zhejiang, he graduated from the Department of Chinese of Ningbo Normal University in 1982 and from the Department of Chinese of Wuhan University in 1997 with a doctorate degree in Suiyun. Chen Guoen is currently a professor, vice dean, doctoral supervisor of the School of Humanities of Wuhan University, and concurrently serves as the deputy secretary-general of the China Wen Yiduo Research Association, the vice president of the Hubei Lu Xun Society, the director of the Chinese Modern Literature Research Association, and the director of the Wen Yiduo Research Office of the School of Humanities of Wuhan University.

Writer, scholar.

Chen Guoen, pen name Xiao Liang. Male, Han nationality, born in May 1956, from Yinxian County, Zhejiang. He graduated from the Department of Chinese of Ningbo Normal University in 1982 and his Ph.D. degree from the Department of Chinese of Wuhan University in 1997.

Chan Kwok En's main achievements:

He has published more than 90 articles in important academic journals such as "Literary Review", "Tanli Foreign Literature Review", "Modern Chinese Literature Research Series", "Jianghan Forum", "Learning and Exploration", "Journal of Wuhan University", etc., published 3 books, and co-edited "Wen Yiduo International Academic Symposium Selection".

Among them, "Romanticism and Chinese Literature in the 20th Century" (National Key Books, published by Anhui Education Publishing and Grinding and Heng Society in October 2000), combs the development of modern Chinese romantic thought from the background of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries in the 20th century, and devotes itself to theoretical innovation, which is well received by academic peers.

Mr. Huang Manjun, doctoral supervisor of the School of Liberal Arts, Central China Normal University, praised it for its theoretical depth and emotional tension, the unity of reason and sensibility, and the integration of historical evaluation and aesthetic evaluation, which is an excellent work full of creativity and literary brilliance, which pushes the study of modern Chinese romantic thought to a new theoretical level (Journal of Wuhan University, No. 4, 2001).

People's **, Literature and Art Daily, China Reading Newspaper and other newspapers and periodicals published 8 other book reviews to affirm their academic innovation. A total of one provincial project has been completed, and one national social science key project has been participated. <>

64 years old. Chen Guoen, pen name Xiao Liang, male, Han Chan Juezhi clan, born in May 1956, from Yinxian County, Zhejiang. He graduated from the Department of Chinese of Ningbo Normal University in 1982 and the Department of Chinese of Wuhan University in 1997.

He is currently a professor, vice dean, doctoral supervisor of the School of Humanities of Wuhan University, deputy secretary-general of the China Wen Yiduo Research Association, vice president of the Hubei Lu Xun Society, director of the Chinese Modern Literature Research Association, and director of the Wen Yiduo Research Office of the School of Humanities of Wuhan University. He has published more than 160 articles in journals such as Literary Review, Literature and Art Research, Foreign Literature Review, Modern Chinese Literature Research Series, Academic Monthly, and university journals.

Work experience. President of China Wenyiduo Research Association (current position).

Liang Shiqiu Research Association on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, vice president (current position).

Deputy Secretary-General of China Lu Xun Research Association (current position).

Director of the Association for the Study of Modern Chinese Literature (current position).

Hubei Lu Xun Society, Vice President (current position).

Wuhan University, National Institute of Cultural Development, Doctoral Supervisor; Professor (current) is mainly in the following research areas:

The study of modern and contemporary Chinese literature and the works of writers, the study of the history and culture of modern and contemporary Chinese literature, the relationship between Chinese and Western literature and the dissemination and reception of modern Chinese literature, the study of Chinese new poetry, and the reflection and <>research of modern and contemporary Chinese literature

Chen En, a native of Shuixi, Guizhou (now Dafang) in the Ming Dynasty. As the sixth grandson of Chen Youde, the curator of Guizhou Xuanwei Si in the early Ming Dynasty, he experienced the Jiajing, Longqing and Wanli dynasties in the late Ming Dynasty, and was an important historical figure in the ruling institutions of the local local official regime in Shuixi in the Ming Dynasty.