In the history of Chinese science, especially from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, there are a large number of masters who have been ignored and forgotten by the world. Among these masters, there is a world-renowned scientist, who is the former dean of the School of Engineering of Mizuki University - Mr. Gu Yuxiu.

Mr. Gu Yuxiu once set a record for admission to higher education at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, although the world's academic centers were France and Germany on the European continent. However, despite this, Mr. Gu Yuxiu can be regarded as a super student if he can achieve such results in MIT. It took him only three and a half years to get his Ph.D. in one fell swoop, starting as an undergraduate. He is the first Chinese Ph.D. in MIT.

However, Mr. Gu Yuxiu is in the same vein as traditional Chinese scholars, and has profound attainments not only in science, but also in literature and art.

As an educator, he was one of the early founders of the School of Engineering at Mizuki University, and single-handedly founded the Department of Electrical Engineering, the Radio Research Institute and the Institute of Aeronautics at Mizuki University, and was one of the founders of the Chinese Society of Electrical Engineers and the Shanghai Theatre College (the predecessor of today's Shanghai Theatre Academy).

Served as:

Director of the Department of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University?

Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Chung-Ang University?

The first head of the Department of Electrical Engineering at Mizuki University?

The first director of the Radio Research Institute of Mizuki University (concurrently)?

The first director of the Institute of Aeronautics, Mizuki University?

Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Mizuki University?

He was the first dean of the School of Engineering of Changsha Provisional University (the predecessor of Southwest Associated University).

Parliamentary Secretary of Education of the Anti-Japanese War Coalition Government (non-partisan)

Chairman of the Education Committee of the Anti-Japanese War Coalition Government?

President of Chung-Ang University?

The first president of National Chengchi University?

First Dean of the National Conservatory of Music (the predecessor of the current Central Conservatory of Music)

First Director of the National Symphony Orchestra (concurrently)

Director of the National Regakukan (concurrently)

Lieutenant General of the Anti-Japanese War Coalition Government's delegation to Japan's surrender

Director of the Shanghai Municipal Education Bureau?

Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology?

Tenured professor at the University of Pennsylvania?

Professor Emeritus, University of Pennsylvania, USA

He is an honorary professor of more than a dozen colleges and universities, including Mizuki University, Peking University, and five Jiaotong Universities on both sides of the strait

Overseas Honorary President of the European and American Scholars Association.

As a scientist, Gu Yuxiu is internationally recognized as an authority on electric motors and a pioneer in the theory of automatic control. He invented the "General Solution Method of Quadratic Equations" at the age of 23, invented the "Gu's variable" at the age of 26, and began to study the theory of automatic control at the age of 50 Gold Medal.?

He has served as a member of the Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics of the National Academy of Sciences, a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a Fellow of the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE), an Individual Trustee of the International Organization of Pure and Applied Mechanics (IUTAM), President of the Chinese Institute of Electrical Engineers and Vice President of the Chinese Society of Engineers. He is also an academician of the Academia Sinica in Taiwan.

He received an honorary Juris Doctor degree from the University of Pennsylvania, an honorary doctorate from National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, and an honorary doctorate of engineering from National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan.

As a poet, Gu Yuxiu composed more than 7,000 lyrics, songs and songs in his lifetime, and published 34 poetry and song collections, making him a prolific poet second only to Lu You in Chinese history. He was awarded the ProMundiBeneficio Medal by the Brazilian Academy of Humanities in 1975 and the title of "International Poet Laureate" by the World Congress of Poets in 1976.

As a dramatist, Gu Yuxiu is one of the founders of modern Chinese drama and founded the Shanghai Experimental Drama School, the predecessor of the Shanghai Theater Academy.

In 1922, he published the modern drama script "Lonely Hung" in the "Novel Monthly"; In 1923, he choreographed and directed "John Zhang" in Beiping, and Liang Shiqiu played a role in the play; In 1924, he choreographed and directed "The National Hand" to be performed in the United States; In 1925, he wrote and directed the drama "The Story of the Pipa", which was performed in Boston, USA by Wen Yiduo, Liang Shiqiu, Bingxin, etc.; In 1925, he wrote and directed "The Death of the Nation"; In 1938, the National Drama School performed his anti-Japanese war drama "Beacon Fire in the Ancient City" in Chongqing, and in 1940 his "Yue Fei" was grandly performed in Chongqing, and then it was adapted into Peking Opera and Han Opera performances. In 1990, his "White Lady" created in the 30s was put on stage by the Shanghai Theater Academy; Soon after, it was performed at the National Theatre of Singapore. He also published historical dramas such as "Xiang Yu", "Jing Ke", "Su Wu", and "Xi Shi".

As a musician, Gu Yuxiu served as the first president of the National Conservatory of Music (the predecessor of the current Central Conservatory of Music) and the director of the National Symphony Orchestra.

He has a deep cultivation of classical music, has read many difficulties in ancient Chinese music scores, and has also translated Jiang Baishi's self-composed music scores into staves and performed them internationally. In 1940, the academic community used his 348 frequency as the standard tone of the Yellow Bell in China. Gu Yuxiu was also the first person to translate Beethoven's Ninth Symphony into Chinese. In 1991, the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing held a concert of his works, and in 2001, the Great Hall of the People held a concert of Gu Yuxiu's works again, attended by the then president and prime minister.

Gu Yuxiu's research on religion is profound, and his achievements in Buddhism have had a far-reaching impact. He traveled all over the famous mountain monasteries throughout his life and had friendships with many famous monks and Buddhas. After half a century of amateur research, he published monographs such as "The Inheritance of Zen Masters" and "The Inheritance of Japanese Zen Masters". In 1979, Gu Yuxiu won great attention from the international academic community with his English masterpiece "History of Zen".

And Gu Lao's disciples and friends are even more thunderous, and the peach and plum are all over the world.

Qian Weichang, a famous physicist who is one of the three coins, was a disciple of Gu Yuxiu when he was the dean of the School of Engineering of Shuimu University.

He founded China's first aeronautical research institute, and Qian Xuesen was one of the first students admitted to the institute.

He was the teacher of Jiang Weiguo, the second son of Chairman Chiang, and served as the teacher of the famous physicist Wu Chien-shiung. At the same time, he is also the teacher of the famous dramatist Mr. Cao Yu.

Gu Lao is also the teacher of former Premier Zhu and the teacher of former President ******.

Such a person suddenly sent a letter to Jun Xin, which really made Jun Xin's original Gu Jing Wubo's heart ripple slightly.