1905 (thirty-one year of Guangxu), influenced by the idea of "taking middle school as the body and western learning as the application" at that time, Qian Jibo studied western learning, organized a scientific seminar attended by more than 80 people including Yi Tong Wu Jinru, and invited teachers to teach physics, chemistry, natural history, physical health, Japanese and other courses. Later, he founded a science school and served as a lecturer. 1906 (thirty-two years of Guangxu), at the invitation of Xue Nanming, served as a tutor and a math teacher for his son's professor.
With the rise of the Revolution of 1911, Wuxi recovered. Qian Jibo was once the military and political undersecretary of Sikkim, and he wrote The Records of Recovery. Later, he was hired by Gu of the General Staff of the Soviet-Zhejiang Allied Forces and went to Anhui as the main staff of the Huaihe River Reinforcement Command. The troops assisting Huai River were reorganized into 16 Division, with the rank of Admiralty School in Qian Jibo, served as adjutant's staff, transferred to Jiangsu Doudufu, and stationed in Zhenjiang with the troops.
19 13 (2 years of the Republic of China) used to be a teacher of literature and history in the first primary school in Wuxi county. 19 18 (7 years of the Republic of China) served as the director of Wuxi county library in June. 192 1 Since then, he has been a Chinese teacher in Wujiang Lize Girls' Middle School and the provost of Jiangsu Third Normal School. 1923 was employed by Professor Tsinghua University, 1924 returned to the south due to illness, and then taught at St. John's University. In September, 1927, Tang, Dean of Wuxi National College, specially appointed him as a professor and director of school affairs.
1925 (14), when Qian Jibo was teaching at St. John's University in Shanghai, the May 30th Massacre happened. President Francis Lister Hawks Pott, an American, prevented students from flying flags at half-mast to mourn the victims, which aroused the indignation of all teachers and students. Francis Liszt Hawkes Porter held a meeting of professors and threatened to expel patriotic students. At the meeting, Qian Jibo denounced Francis Liszt Hawkes Porter's crime of suppressing the patriotic movement of students, and demanded that Francis Liszt Hawkes Porter publicly apologize to the people of China. In order to protest Francis Liszt Hawkes Porter's insult to China, all the teachers and students in China left school voluntarily. Qian Jibo was one of the first teachers to leave school and founded Guanghua University in the same year.
1927 (Republic of China 16) In September, due to the Northern Expedition, the traffic between Wuxi and Shanghai was blocked, and Tang, president of Wuxi Sinology College, specially appointed him as a professor and school director. After the traffic resumed, Hu also served as the class manager of these two schools. The History of Modern Literature in China was published on 1930. 1937 (in 26 years of the Republic of China), Qian Jibo was a professor of Chinese Department of Zhejiang University. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression started, he moved to Taihe, Jiangxi with his school, founded National Life magazine with colleagues from Zhejiang University, and personally wrote the publication "Speech" to publicize the Anti-Japanese War. In cooperation with Professor Gu Guyi of Zhejiang University, he translated German military strategist Klaus' Essence from Russian. 1938 (27 years of the Republic of China), Qian Jibo went to Lantian Town, Anhua County, Hunan Province, and served as the head of the Chinese Department of National Teachers College. 1939 (in the 28th year of the Republic of China), at the invitation of Li Moan, the education director of the anti-Japanese cadre training class in Nanyue, Kuomintang, he went to Nanyue to teach Sun Tzu's Art of War.
65438-0946 worked in Huazhong University (later merged into Huazhong Normal University, now Huazhong Normal University). After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he gave all these 50,000 books to Huazhong University (later changed to Huazhong Normal University). 1952 donated more than 200 pieces of Oracle bones, bronze jade articles, ceramics, currency, calligraphy and painting collected over the years to the History Museum of Huazhong Normal University. In addition, there are more than 0/000 inscriptions and calligraphy 1000 kinds of local chronicles 1000, all of which were presented to the Southern Jiangsu Cultural Relics Management Committee and Jiangsu Taibo Literature Museum.
1957165438+1October 30th, died of stomach cancer at the age of 70.