Zhao Benshan is a famous comedian. Zhao Benshan's daughter Qiuqiu is also a well-known online celebrity. Zhao Benshan's daughter Qiuqiu did not inherit Zhao Benshan's mantle. Over the years, she has won everyone's support and recognition on her own strength. Balloon ball has exposed its love affair, but it seems that it has not been blessed by everyone. This time, the ball officially announced its love in the live broadcast room, and also revealed that her boyfriend is a super schoolmaster.
Although Zhao Benshan's daughter Qiuqiu said that she didn't disclose her boyfriend's identity, the power of the internet is very powerful. It was found that the boyfriend of Qiuqiu was suspected to be Jiang Dahe, but we don't know if it was Jiang Dahe. We didn't know until the dance was open to the public. Although everyone's boyfriends are Jiang Dahe, they have not been affirmed by the ball.
Although Qiu said that he pulled her boyfriend down from the live studio, the two often showed their love in the live studio, but never let her boyfriend show his face. Maybe it's because her boyfriend doesn't want to reveal his identity, or maybe it's because Qiu Qiu doesn't want her boyfriend to be noticed by everyone. Qiu Qiu is very protective of her boyfriend. After all, this is also a personal emotional issue. We also respect Qiu Qiu's decision and hope that their relationship will last forever.
Jiang Peng, a native of Ninghai, Zhejiang Province, party member, a doctor of history, is the youngest disciple of the famous historian Mr. Zhu Weizheng. He is currently a lecturer in the history department of Fudan University. Member of China Song History Society, visiting researcher of He Chuangshi Art Foundation in Taiwan Province Province. Shanghai charity activity "Wisdom Cup" Shanghai Youth Humanities Classic Reading Activity 20 10 won the most popular teacher. 20 12, as the youngest speaker, served as the speaker in the series of "Three Faces of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty" premiered by CCTV- 10 CCTV Science and Education Channel "Lecture Room" in June, with a unique perspective and rave reviews. Participated in editing the collection of Chinese translations of Matteo Ricci edited by Professor Zhu Weizheng. Life experience: Jiang Peng, male, Han nationality, native of Ninghai, Zhejiang,1978165438+1October 23rd, party member, China. In 2000, he began to study in the history department of Fudan University, and since then he has embarked on the road of exploring history. Follow Professor Zhu Weizheng, a famous historian in China, to study the history of thought and culture in China. From September 2000 to June 2003,5438 5438+ 10/0, I studied in the history department of Fudan University, and studied for a master's degree in the history of China's thought and culture, majoring in history, and studied under Professor Zhu Weizheng. In March, 2003, with the consent of my tutor and the approval of departments, schools and other relevant departments, I studied for a doctorate in China's academic history in advance, and still studied under Professor Zhu Weizheng. He graduated from Ph.D. in July 2006 and taught in the History Department of Fudan University. The more wisdom, the less courage. In September 2000, Jiang Peng began to study with Mr. Zhu Weizheng and became the youngest disciple of Mr. Zhu Weizheng at that time. It is said that Jiang Peng is very nervous every time he meets Mr. Zhu Weizheng, and the long-admired master suddenly appears in front of him. At that time, after more than ten years, Mr. Zhu Weizheng reopened the course "Classical History of China" for the first time. Teacher Zhu has a habit of arranging the theme of the next class in advance before each lecture, so that two students can make a reading report. Jiang Peng, a recruit, will give a reading report in the third class. Unfortunately, at that time, Jiang Peng was suffering from herpes zoster due to "autumn poison". So I endured the pain and wrote an article "The Role Transformation between Confucius and Confucianism". Although Mr. Zhu Weizheng said in the last class that there was no "Confucianism" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Jiang Peng found that the word "Confucianism" had been defined in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. So Mavericks raised this question to Professor Zhu Weizheng, the chief scholar in the class, and provided the investigation data. It is said that Jiang Peng was extremely upset at that time, and all his brothers gasped, because the most important impression Mr. Wang left was majesty. I don't know what attitude Professor Zhu Weizheng will take when he objects to a young boy. Who knows, after Jiang Peng expressed his opinion, Mr. Zhu Weizheng was very happy, thinking that Jiang Peng provided very valuable information and changed his view. Later, Mr. Wang also used these materials to write an article "Unspeakable Confucian Case-solving", which was published in Reading Weekly. At the same time, it also left a deep impression on Professor Zhu Weizheng and his brothers and sisters. When he was young, Jiang Peng had the opportunity to participate in The Chinese Translation of Matteo Ricci edited by Professor Zhu Weizheng. It is a reader's social responsibility to give back to the society with what he has learned and do some propaganda work for public welfare culture. 20 12 by chance, after seeing some public welfare lectures on Shanghai teenagers' reading activities in Jiang Peng, the director of the lecture room invited Jiang Peng to come to the lecture room, a platform where he could express his unique views, so he had a lecture room tour. The so-called "three faces" of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty means that there is a face of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in Historical Records, Hanshu and Zitongzhijian, and the description and grasp of the image of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty are very different. This book attempts to interpret the images of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty in various historical books, compare the differences among these three images, and analyze the reasons for their differences. Objectively speaking, the public's understanding of history is limited to the contents of unofficial history's miscellaneous notes and encyclopedias. If there is any more rational knowledge, it should be Historical Records and History as a Mirror, which I often read but never read. inside
With the broadcast of CCTV lecture room program "Three Faces of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty", a young scholar gradually entered the audience's field of vision. He is Jiang Peng, a lecturer in history department of Fudan University. In the program, Jiang Peng, the speaker, won the praise of many netizens for his unique storytelling style and calm and objective analysis. At the same time, many questions have been raised, one of which is related to the pronunciation of the word "stone" mentioned above. In Jiang Peng's program, the word "stone" of "two thousand stones" is pronounced "sh". Many netizens think that "dn" should be pronounced, and said that "as a university teacher, it is too wrong to send such a simple word". Some netizens even denounced it as "misleading children." So, what is the correct pronunciation of the word "stone" here? A word that even middle school students can read. Do university teachers really not understand? At the same time, we also found that Mr. Wang Liqun once talked about Historical Records in a lecture hall.
"Shi also read Poetry in those days, and he was also questioned. It seems that this problem is not simple. Later, some netizens pointed out that the Dictionary of Common Words in Ancient Chinese (4th Edition, Commercial Press, 2005) contains the word "stone" but no pronunciation of "Dan". Modern Chinese Dictionary (5th edition, Commercial Press, 2005), in which there is a passage in brackets after the pronunciation of the word "Dan": "Read ancient books shí, such as two thousand stones and ten thousand stones. It is understood that Mr. Shi Jiepeng, an associate professor at the Institute of Ancient Books and Traditional Culture of Beijing Normal University and a historical novelist, said that "stone" and "bear" are synonyms, and the earliest reading of "stone" as "bear" can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty, because "one stone" and "one bear" have the same weight, so the reading method has changed. After the Song Dynasty, the phenomenon of reading "stone" as "bear" became more and more common, but it was limited to the people. The "Dan" sound of "stone" was not found in Kangxi Dictionary, which shows that the popular reading of this word was not officially recognized at that time. Therefore, Shi Jiepeng published an article "How to Read Two Thousand Stones" in Wen Hui Scholars Edition to explain this problem. Mr. Guo Yongbing, an associate professor at the Research Center for Unearthed Documents and Ancient Characters of Fudan University, believes that the "2,000 Stones" in the Han Dynasty must not be pronounced as "à n", and it was not pronounced at that time. This shows that it is not bad for Jiang Peng to pronounce "shí" in the program. Jiang Peng is relatively calm about the questioning of netizens. He said: online questioning is a healthy phenomenon, and the problem is that it should be discussed, so that we can learn more about some questionable issues. As for the pronunciation of the word "yes", he also read "dàn" in middle school, and only when he went to college did he know that he should read "shí". The key is not to be preconceived and opinionated during the discussion. As soon as you see different views and opinions from yourself, you will immediately think it is wrong. Open-minded heart has won many people's praise, which may be why Jiang Peng made such a good contribution in the field of history at such a young age.