Mr. Wen Huaisha, an expert on Chu Ci and a master of Chinese studies, died in Tokyo Hospital in the early morning of June 23rd at the age of 108, and there were many voices of mourning on the Internet.

Wen was born in191015, and his ancestral home is in Hunan. His name is Yan Tang, and his name is Yan Lao. I use the pseudonym Wang Er, which is a cliche. Chinese studies, redology, calligraphy and painting, epigraphy and Chinese medicine are all involved. Wen is a scholar of Chu Ci, and his Qu Fu is a masterpiece to study Qu Yuan's poems. Mr. Wen's interpretation of Qu Yuan and classics is not a simple translation of words and phrases, but an attempt to find the inner meaning and rhythm of his works. His vernacular translation of Chu Ci grasped the rhythm and charm of the original, and reproduced the inner melody of the original, thus accurately expressing Qu Yuan's surging feelings. His Annotation of Chuci is also of high academic value. When Wen Lao was asked about the secret of keeping in good health, he once said with a smile: "A doctor means something. I used psychotherapy. It is stormy outside, and my heart is calm. "