Brief introduction of Song Pu

Zong Pu, formerly known as Feng Zhongpu. The daughter of the famous philosopher Feng Youlan, 1928 was born in Beiping, graduated from the Foreign Languages Department of Tsinghua University, and retired from the Institute of Foreign Literature of China Academy of Social Sciences. She inherited the deep roots of China traditional culture and was deeply influenced by foreign culture for a long time. Her works contain the spiritual connotation of combining traditional oriental philosophy with western humanism, and have a unique artistic temperament and elegant style. His main works include Red Bean, Lu Lu badminton, Sanshengshi, Fairy Tales, Searching for the Moon, Tales of Flowers, Tales of Sperm Fish, Essays on the West Lake, Snowfall, Flower Festival Memorial, Memories of Sansongtang and so on. He has published various anthologies of fairy tales. An Introduction to Wild Gourd, a four-volume novel composed of Ji, Dong, Xi and Bei Ji, is one of the most important works in Zong Pu's creative career. Fortunately or unfortunately, this woman writer has been living in such an environment-a corner of a quiet campus of an institution of higher learning. 1928 On July 26th, Feng was born in Beijing. Tsinghua's "One Stone and One Water", Shui Mu and the secluded path of Yanyuan, apart from special disorder, have been nourishing and nurturing Zong Pu's mind since childhood. During the Anti-Japanese War, Peking University, Tsinghua and other universities set up the National Southwest Associated University in Kunming in order to avoid chaos. Zong Pu also lived in rural Kunming with his father Feng Youlan for a long time, and studied in the High School Attached to The National SouthWest Associated University.

She grew up in a family that has been scholarly for generations, and her father and aunt are famous scholars all over the country. The God of Destiny was very kind to her and put her in the deepest cultural origin of China at once. Therefore, it is not difficult to see that her creation is inextricably linked with China's long history, cultural tradition, intellectual temperament, sentiment and lifestyle. Through the living environment and inner world of the characters shown in Zong Pu's works, we can find the far-reaching, potential and soluble influence of China's philosophy and China's culture and art everywhere, thus endowing them with unique elegant, indifferent, free and easy and introspective spiritual outlook.