王羲之,琅琊临沂人,后迁会稽山阴(今浙江绍兴),出身于魏晋名门琅玡王氏,他七岁起就擅长书法,兼善隶、草、楷、行各体,精研体势,心摹手追,广采众长,备精诸体,冶于一炉,摆脱了汉魏笔风,自成一家,影响深远 ,其书法平和自然,笔势委婉含蓄,遒美健秀。
陆游,越州山阴(今绍兴)人,自幼聪慧过人,成长在偏安的南宋,民族的矛盾、国家的不幸、家庭的流离,给他幼小的心灵带来了不可磨灭的印记,一生创作颇丰,据汲古阁所刻《陆放翁全集》,计有《渭南文集》50卷(其中包括《入蜀记》6卷,词2卷);《剑南诗稿》85卷(其中有古近体诗9138首);《放翁遗稿》3卷等众多作品。
丰子恺,籍贯:浙江嘉兴桐乡,自幼爱好美术,1914年入浙江省立第一师范学校,从李叔同学习绘画和音乐,1921年东渡日本短期考察,1922年回国到浙江上虞春晖中学教授图画和音乐,与朱自清、朱光潜等人结为好友,1925年成立立达学会,陆续译著出版《音乐的常识》《音乐入门》《近世十大音乐家》《孩子们的音乐》等。
蔡元培,浙江绍兴人,原籍浙江诸暨,民主主义革命家和教育家。数度赴德国和法国留学、考察,研究哲学、文学、美学、心理学和文化史,为他致力于改革封建教育奠定思想理论基础。曾任教育总长、北京大学校长、人学院院长、中央研究院院长等职。他为发展中国新文化教育事业,建立中国资产阶级民主制度做出了重大贡献,堪称“学界泰斗、人世楷模”。
Wang Xizhi was born in Linyi, Langya, and later moved to Shanyin, Kuaiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). He was born in the famous Langya Wang family of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. He was good at calligraphy since he was seven years old. He was good at official script, cursive script, regular script and running script. He studied the style carefully, imitated the style with his heart and hands, learned from many masters, mastered various styles, and melted them into one. He got rid of the style of Han and Wei, formed his own style, and had a far-reaching influence. His calligraphy is peaceful and natural, with euphemistic and implicit strokes, and beautiful and vigorous.
Lu You, a native of Shanyin, Yuezhou (now Shaoxing), was extremely intelligent since childhood. He grew up in the isolated Southern Song Dynasty. The ethnic conflicts, national misfortunes, and family displacement left an indelible mark on his young mind. He created a lot of works throughout his life. According to the "Complete Works of Lu You" engraved by Jiuguge, there are 50 volumes of "Weinan Collection" (including 6 volumes of "Records of Entering Sichuan" and 2 volumes of Ci); 85 volumes of "Jiannan Poetry Draft" (including 9138 ancient and modern poems); 3 volumes of "Lu You's Remaining Works", and many other works.
Feng Zikai, native place: Tongxiang, Jiaxing, Zhejiang, has been fond of art since childhood. In 1914, he entered Zhejiang Provincial No. 1 Normal School and studied painting and music from Li Shutong. In 1921, he went to Japan for a short-term study tour. In 1922, he returned to China to teach painting and music at Chunhui Middle School in Shangyu, Zhejiang. He became friends with Zhu Ziqing, Zhu Guangqian and others. In 1925, he established the Lida Society and successively translated and published "Common Sense of Music", "Introduction to Music", "Top Ten Modern Musicians", "Children's Music" and so on.
Cai Yuanpei, a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang, originally from Zhuji, Zhejiang, was a democratic revolutionary and educator. He went to Germany and France to study and investigate several times, and studied philosophy, literature, aesthetics, psychology and cultural history, which laid the ideological and theoretical foundation for his commitment to reforming feudal education. He served as Minister of Education, President of Peking University, Dean of the College of Humanities, and President of the Central Research Institute. He made great contributions to the development of China's new cultural education and the establishment of China's bourgeois democratic system, and can be called "academic leader and role model in the world."
Yue Wang Goujian, the monarch of Yue State in the Spring and Autumn Period, was also one of the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period. He was from Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. Sun Quan was a politician and commander in the Three Kingdoms Period. He was the founding monarch of Wu State in the Three Kingdoms Period. (now from Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province). He Zhizhang was a famous poet and calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. (now from Xiaoshan, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province). Shen Kuo was an official and scientist in the Northern Song Dynasty. (now from Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province). Liu Bowen was a famous politician, military strategist, and writer in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. He was a founding hero of the Ming Dynasty. (now from Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province).
Famous people in ancient Zhejiang history include Goujian, Xi Shi, Sun Quan, Sun Shangxiang, Wang Mian, Liu Ji (Liu Bowen), Wang Chong, Yu Qian, Yuan Mei, Gong Zizhen, Wang Shouren, Huang Zongxi, Luo Binwang, Meng Jiao, Zhu Shuzhen, Lu You, Zhou Bangyan, Li Yu, Shen Kuo, Tang Wan, Song Lian, Zhu Yingtai, Liu Rushi, etc.
Famous people in modern Zhejiang history include: Chiang Kai-shek, Zhou Enlai, Chen Cheng, Qian Sanqiang, Dai Li, Mao Renfeng, Lu Xun, Yu Pingbo, Qiu Jin, Xu Zhimo, Mao Dun, Feng Jicai, Yu Dafu, Hu Zongnan, Ai Qing, Mu Dan, Dai Wangshu, Li Shutong, Zhang Taiyan, Bi Sheng, Wang Guowei, Lin Huiyin, Cai Yuanpei, Zhu Kezhen, Qian Xuesen, etc.
Famous revolutionary people in Zhejiang include Zhang Taiyan, Qiu Jin, Xu Xilin, Tao Chengzhang, Lu Xun, Shen Junru, Shen Yinmo, etc.
There is a Zhou Shuren in Zhejiang, who is from Shaoxing. His stage name is more famous, Lu Xun, and he is the standard-bearer of the New Culture Movement. When he was young, he studied medicine in Japan, but later found that the Chinese people's thoughts were ignorant and numb, so he gave up medicine and turned to literature.
Famous people in Zhejiang include:
Lu Xun, Cai Yuanpei, Zhou Zuoren, Yu Dafu
Mao Dun, Zhang Taiyan, Jiang Menglin, Ba Jin (native place)
Qian Xuantong, Wang Guowei, Luo Jialun, Gong Zizhen
Yang Xianjiang, Liang Shiqiu, Chen Wangdao, Li Shutong (Master Hongyi)
Qian Liqun, Xu Zhimo, Yu Pingbo, Shen Junru
Zhou Jianren, Ma Shulun, Chen Shutong, Hu Yuzhi
Jing Shuping, Han Qide, Jiang Zhenghua, Qiu Jin
Run Run Shaw, Pao Yue-kong, Shi Cun Tong, Xu Meikun
Chiang Kai-shek, Chiang Ching-kuo, Hu Zongnan, Mao Renfeng
Dai Li, Zhang Jingjiang, Chen Bulei, Chen Lifu
Chiang Baili, Chen Guofu, Chen Qimei, Chen Cheng
Zhou Zhirou, Jiang Dingwen, Shao Lizi, Tang Enbo
Qian Zhuangfei, Qiao Shi, Huang Jing, An Zijie
Zeng Peiyan, Chen Muhua, Huang Ju, Wei Jianxing
Pan Hannian, Xu Kuangdi, Yu Zhengsheng, Yu Qiuyu
Feng Xuefeng, Wu Han, Fan Wenlan, Wu Changshuo
Nan Huai-jin, Feng Zikai, Ren Bonian , Pan Tianshou
Ma Yinchu, Qian Zhengying, Wu Ziliang, Qian Sanqiang
Qian Xuesen, Su Buqing, Zhao Jiuzhang, Tong Dizhou
Lu Yongxiang, Huang Kun, Chen Fangyun, Chen Shengshen
Ding Guangxun, Sanmao, Wang Yongnian, Zhu Ziqing (ancestral home)
Shi Jinmo, Li Shanlan, Chen Zhongwei, Zhao Zhongyao
Yan Dongsheng, Tan Qixiang, Hu Angang, Tu Shou'e
Pan Jiazhen, Tan Jiazhen, Yan Jici, Huang Yizhou
Dong Jieyun, Liu Hongsheng, Zhu Baosan, Zhou Xiangsheng
Zhu Shaowen, Jin Xingyao, Tao Xingzhi (ancestral home)
Zhang Zongxiang, Shen Jianshi, Zhou Xinfang, Rou Shi
Xu Chi, Mu Dan, Ke Ling, Dai Jitao
Dai Wangshu, Wu Shichang, Shao Piaoping, Shen Yinmo
Zhao Chaogou, Xia Ding, Tu Youyou, Xia Chengtao
Lin Jinlan, Wang Zhengting, Yu Jishi, Wu Liangping
Zhou Danyou, Sha Menghai, Chen Wei, Zhu Kezhen
Bei Shizhang, Chen Jiangong, Jin Shanbao, Chen Jingxiong
Zhu Yingfu, Shen Zufen, Fan Jinshi, Li Lanjuan
Lu Xun. Lu Xun, formerly known as Zhou Shuren, was a great Chinese writer, thinker, and revolutionary. He was the leader of the Chinese New Culture Movement and pioneered the vernacular movement.