This time the old man didn't hum, but he didn't have a good face.

"Uncle Chen, the reason why students are students is because they want to study and use knowledge to protect their families and defend the country, but now that the country is in danger of survival, it is not appropriate to blindly study hard. After the Japanese army captured Wuhan in October 1938, the Japanese base camp ordered the Central China Front to begin to carry out "an air invasion to attack the enemy's strategic center and carry out an air annihilation war at the same time" to Chongqing, which was the announcement of the Japanese army's official strategic bombing of Chongqing, with the purpose of shaking Chongqing as the wartime capital and striking at the will of our Chinese to resist the war. In May 1939, Japanese planes took off from Wuhan and bombed the central area of Chongqing one after another, using a large number of incendiary bombs. In the two days of the fire in the center of Chongqing, the commercial streets were burned to rubble, more than 3,000 people died, more than 2,000 were injured, countless buildings were damaged, and hundreds of thousands of people were left homeless; Luohan Temple and Chang'an Temple were also engulfed in flames. Which young man is not enthusiastic, want to reimburse the motherland, I was originally an ordinary medical student, but the Japanese invaders trampled on my homeland, I must stand up, I am now in the army as a military doctor, save the soldiers who went out for the country, I have also killed a lot of devils, I believe that the students in the school have the same idea as me, relatively with ordinary people, students are educated, medical majors can go to field hospitals, physical chemistry majors can study communications, Explosives, I think students can play a better role in the army, only the baptism of blood and fire can make them grow better!"

The stubborn old man Chen looked at Zhou Min with some surprise, but he didn't expect that this little girl could not only speak, but also worked as a military doctor in the army, and she had killed devils, and her age was about the same age as her daughter.

"This girl, I understand what you mean, but these students have not been trained, and they rush to the front line, I am afraid that their lives will not be guaranteed, there are many students in the school who want to join the army, but they are all stopped by us old guys, and they all go to war, who does research, who inherits culture?" The old man's attitude eased a lot, if it was cold at the beginning, now at least there is a temperature of more than ten degrees.

"Second uncle, her name is Zhou Min, and she is the one who was awarded the medal by the chairman himself. Chen Yunzhang whispered to his second uncle.

"Zhou Min, haha, it's better to see than to hear, just now the old decay was abrupt, Miss Zhou, don't blame, what you did is very high the morale of the Chinese, Wei Mo, go make a pot of hot tea, this is the best Longjing tea I bet to usher." As soon as he heard that it was Zhou Min, the old man's attitude immediately became enthusiastic, from more than ten degrees to the boiling point at once, and he took out the treasured good tea with a painful face.

"Yes, second uncle. Chen Yunzhang turned around and went out with the teapot. also breathed a sigh of relief, for fear that Zhou Min and his second uncle would quarrel. He was both respectful and afraid of this second uncle. This is not his second uncle, just the same clan, as for the blood relationship, it can be traced back to his grandfather's generation, and later separated, some moved to Jiangsu, some went to Hunan, and some went to Ningbo. His second uncle moved his family to Jinling, Jiangsu. Later, his second uncle's life seemed to be open, and at the end of the Qing Dynasty, he traveled to Japan with his brother and entered Sugamo Hongwen College in Japan. Later, he dropped out of school due to foot disease and returned to China to study at Fudan Public School in Shanghai. After his health improved, he studied at his own expense, and successively studied at the University of Berlin in Germany, the University of Zurich in Switzerland, and the Ecole Supérieure d'Politiques in Paris, France. Returned home after the outbreak of World War I.

In the winter of the seventh year of the Republic of China (1918), he was funded by the Jiangxi government to travel abroad again, first studying Sanskrit and Pali with Professor Basketman at Harvard University in the United States. In the tenth year of the Republic of China (1921), he transferred to the University of Berlin in Germany to study Oriental paleography with Professor Ludesch, and at the same time learned Central Asian ancient characters from Miao Qin and Mongolian from Henes.

In the fourteenth year of the Republic of China (1925), he returned to China. At this time, Tsinghua School was restructured into a university and a research institute was set up to adopt a tutor system. His "basic concept is to use modern scientific methods to sort out the history of the country." The most prestigious scholars of the time were hired as mentors. Wu Mi, the director of the research institute at that time, valued his second uncle very much, thinking that he was "the most knowledgeable". Liang Qichao strongly recommended him as a mentor to the principal Cao Yunxiang, and introduced to others: "Mr. Chen's knowledge is better than mine. ”

In June of the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926), he was only 36 years old, so he was hired as a tutor of the research institute together with Liang Qichao and Wang Guowei, and was called the "Tsinghua Big Three".

In the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), he first put forward the academic spirit and value orientation of "independent spirit and free thought" in the inscription of Wang Guowei. At that time, he supervised graduate students at the Academy of Chinese Studies and taught part-time at Peking University, while researching and writing on Buddhist texts and frontier history. At Tsinghua University, he offers courses in Chinese and history, Buddhist studies, etc. In his lectures, he either quoted many languages to corroborate history, or quoted poems and history, from "Lianchang Gong Ci" to "Pipa Xing" and "Song of Long Hatred", all of which were told by his mouth, and the source of the words was not inaccurate, and the accompanying exposition was even more precise and convincing! Under his fame, he was simple and thick, modest and confident, sincere and not pretentious, and was known as a scholar.

In the nineteenth year of the Republic of China (1930), Tsinghua Academy of Chinese Studies was discontinued, and he served as a professor of history, Chinese and philosophy at Tsinghua University, a director of the Academia Sinica, the leader of the first group of the Institute of History and Philology, and a director of the Palace Museum.

In July of the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out, and the Japanese army approached Pingjin. He moved south with the school and lived a life of wandering.

In the autumn of the 27th year of the People's Republic of China (1938), the Southwest Associated University moved to Kunming, and he arrived in Kunming with the school. Later, he was hired as a visiting professor at Chung-Ang University.

Such a super bull scholar, master, how can Chen Yunzhang be disrespectful, not to mention that he was beaten by this stern ancestral uncle when he was a child, and his little hands swollen into pig's trotters definitely left an indelible imprint on his young heart.

If Chen Yunzhang told Zhou Min now that his second uncle's name was Chen Yinke, Zhou Min would definitely kneel, and he might not talk as eloquently as he did just now. This is a national treasure.

It's a pity that Zhou Min didn't know, and he asked the master to help arrange the speech and help her recruit troops.

I don't know if Zhou Min's name played a role, or what the reason was, but in the end, the second uncle agreed, promised to persuade the principal, and held a large-scale recruitment speech.

In fact, in the spring of 1939, the University of Oxford hired Mr. Chen as a professor of sinology and conferred the title of Fellow of the Royal Society.) He was the first professor of Chinese Chinese to be hired at the university, which was a high honor at the time. The family originally planned to take the British rotation to teach at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, but due to the outbreak of World War II, he was forced to live in Hong Kong temporarily and became a visiting professor and head of the Department of Chinese at the University of Hong Kong. He did not teach in Chongqing. ）