19 12 He entered Shanghai St. John's University and taught in Tsinghua University after graduation. 1965438+went to the literature department of Harvard University in the autumn of 2009. 1922 received a master of arts degree. In the same year, he transferred to Leipzig University in Germany to study linguistics. From 65438 to 0923, he returned to China as Professor Peking University, Dean of Beijing Women's Normal University and Head of the English Department. 1924, he is one of the main authors of Yu Si. From 65438 to 0926, he served as the head of the literature department of Xiamen University. 1927 secretary of the Ministry of foreign affairs. 1932 edited by the Analects of Confucius. 1934 founded "Human World", 1935 founded "Cosmic Wind", advocating "self-centered, leisure-oriented" prose. After 1935, he wrote cultural works and novels in English in the United States, such as My Country and My People, Clouds in Beijing and Trembling Wind.
1944 once returned to China to give lectures in Chongqing. 1945 went to Singapore to set up Nanyang University as the president. 1952 co-founded tianfeng magazine in the United States. 1966 settled in Taiwan Province province. 1967 was employed as a research professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. 1975 was elected as the vice president of International PEN. 1976 died in Hong Kong.
Bibliography of works:
Fu Jian's Works (Essay) 1928, Beixin
New Literature Review (Collection of Comments) 1930, Beixin
On Linguistics Series 1932, Enlightenment.
European and American English (Essays) 1933, World.
Wild Collection (Essay) 1934, Life
"My Words" (volume 1, essay, also known as "Su Wen Ji"), 1934, time.
My words (Volume II, essays, also known as My Humble Jing Collection), 1936, time.
Selected humorous works of Lin Yutang 1936. every phenomenon on earth
Discovery of Life 1938, Tokyo Chuangyuan Society.
Freshman China 1939, Lin Publishing House.
Slang Collection (Essay) 1940, Shanghai Shuofeng Bookstore.
First class 194 1, Shanghai Earth Publishing House.
Yucun 194 1, Lin Publishing House.
China Shengren 194 1, Shanghai Shuofeng Bookstore.
China Cultural Spirit 194 1, Shanghai Guofeng Bookstore.
Satire anthology, translated by Jiang Qi, 194 1, Guohua Compilation Society.
Love and sting 194 1, Tomorrow Press.
Jinxiu Collection 194 1, Shanghai Shuofeng Bookstore.
The Art of Life 194 1, Shanghai West Wind Society.
You Buzhai's Works (Essays) 194 1, Humanities Bookstore.
Elegant people and elegant things (essay) 194 1, a first-class bookstore in Shanghai.
Collected Papers of Yutang 194 1, Shanghai Human Publishing House.
Collected Works of Bojing (Collected Works) 194 1, Hong Kong Guanghua Publishing House.
Instantaneous Beijing (novel, also known as Clouds in Beijing) translated by Zhang Zhenyu, 1940, several Shanghai publishing houses.
Portrait of Literati 1947, Shanghai Jinwu Bookstore.
Shout 1947 (5th edition), Business.
Lin Yutang's Prose Collection 1954, Hong Kong World Digest Publishing House.
Talk about everything (1-2 episodes, essays) 1969, Satellite Press; 1-3 collection, 1974, Wu
To be fair, Gao E (Prose Collection) 1966, Satellite Press.
Yutang 1978 portfolio, Wu.
Lin Yutang's Classic Works (Volume 1-35) 1986, Taiwan Province Jin Lan Culture Publishing House.
Literati Sketch (Prose Collection) and Characters Collection, 1986, Chongqing People's Publishing House.
China people (essay) 1988, Zhejiang people.
Lai (novel) 1988, Hunan literature and art
The Feast of Life (Prose Collection) 1988, Hunan Literature and Art.
Quotations from Lin Yutang
Two-legged eastern and western cultures
Two-legged eastern and western cultures
Comment on the universe with one heart
-"My Words"
Understanding and pain
The degree of a person's understanding is just equal to the depth of his suffering.
-"My Country and My People"
Rare things
People who are proud of their feet are always extremely rare, and people who can give life satisfaction are rare in this world.
-"My Country and My People"
No humor.
Without humor, people's culture will become more and more hypocritical, life will become more and more fraudulent, thoughts will become more and more pedantic, literature will become more and more dry, and people's thoughts will become more and more stubborn.
-"One Night Talk"
If there were no women
Without women, there must be no manners, customs, religions, traditions and social classes. There is no man who is naturally polite, and there is no woman who is naturally rude. Suppose there were no women, we wouldn't live in the same alley, but in a house with triangular doors and windows and an octagonal bathtub, and we didn't know the difference between a restaurant and a bedroom. Men like to eat in the bedroom and sleep in the dining room.