Jiang Weiqiao, 1873, a native of Wujin, Jiangsu. He is a famous educator, philosopher, Buddhist and health preserving family in modern China. When he was seven years old.

He began to study Jian lue, Zuo Zhuan, Wen Gu Guanzi and other books in private schools. At the age of twenty, he passed the imperial examination and entered Changzhou, Fu Xue.

From 65438 to 0895, Jiang Weiqiao successively entered Jiangyin Nanjing Academy and Changzhou Zhiyong Jingshe for further study. He gave up the eight-part essay and began to concentrate on western literature.

1902, because Nanjing College was renamed Jiangnan College, Zhong Guangguang, the school's physics and chemistry teacher, often publicized bourgeois ideas among students, and Jiang Weiqiao's thoughts changed greatly. He began to study and devoted himself to educational reform.

In the early days of liberation, Jiang Weiqiao attended the People's Congress in southern Jiangsu as a special representative, and was elected as the executive vice chairman of the presidium at the meeting.

Jiang Weiqiao used to be the vice president of Jin Jin Literature Society, a member of Jiangsu Provincial People's Government and a member of the Standing Committee of Shanghai CPPCC. 1June, 959, Jiang Weiqiao committed suicide because of persecution.

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Jiang Weiqiao advocated health preservation and publicized Qigong in Peking University, which would certainly arouse the dissatisfaction of the New Culture Movement. In their view, Jiang Weiqiao's meditation is just a scientific term attached to cells and blood chakras.

In essence, it is still the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine, with the mysterious color of Taoist health preservation. In fact, it is carrying forward the dross of China traditional culture and moving against the trend of the times. During the May 4th Movement, he advocated sports and martial arts and criticized China's traditional quiet civilization.

In the aspect of philosophical research, he has written several works, such as Outline of the History of China's Philosophy, Yang Mozhe's Studies, and Outline of Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties, through the investigation and reflection on China's philosophy, and proposed that philosophy should be taken as the classics.

The new compilation style of China's philosophical history based on philosophers and the division of naturalism, artificialism, hedonism and mysticism in China's philosophy.

The new philosophical distribution thoughts of asceticism and rationalism deeply analyzed and dialectically discriminated Mozi's and Yang Zhu's philosophy, and comprehensively combed Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties.

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