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Why was Wang Guowei called a master of Chinese studies? Is there any standard for becoming a master of Chinese studies?

National Studies, which emerged at the beginning of the twentieth century and flourished in the twenties, and then in the eighties there was the "Roots" fever, and then in the nineties the "National Studies" fever rose again, and so far, it has been a reflection on traditional culture that people nowadays have been looking at. Nowadays, it is precisely the repositioning of traditional culture in today's China and even in the world's multiculturalism. The term "national education" arose in the historical period of the eastward gradation of Western learning and cultural transformation. Strictly speaking, up to now, the academic circles have not given us a unified and clear definition about the definition of "national education". Famous writers have different opinions and are not sure what to say. The common saying such as the nationalists Deng Chen really wrote an article in 1906, said: "What is the national scholar? All of a country's learning. There is a land and life on it, because of the country into a country, there is a country that has its own learning. Learning also, learning the learning of a country for the use of the country, and self-governance of a country." ("Record of National Studies Seminar," Journal of Nationalism, No. 19) Mr. Deng's concept of national studies is very broad, but he mainly emphasized the worldly usefulness of national studies. Generally speaking, national education refers to traditional Chinese culture and scholarship with Confucianism as the main body. Since the national education is the traditional Chinese culture and academic, it undoubtedly includes medicine, drama, painting and calligraphy, astrology, mathematics and so on, which of course belong to the scope of the national education, but it can also be said that it is the extension of the national education. National studies to disciplines, should be divided into philosophy, history, religion, literature, rituals and customs, koan, ethics, editions, etc., in which Confucian philosophy as the mainstream; to the ideological points, should be divided into the pre-Qin scholars, Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, and so on, Confucianism through and dominate the history of Chinese thought, the other columns of the subordinate position; national studies to the "Sikuquanshu," points should be divided into the four parts of the scriptures, history, son, set, but the scriptures, the Department of the heavier, especially inclined to the The Siku Quanshu is the most important book in ancient China. The Siku Quanshu is the largest collection of books in ancient China, compiled during the Qianlong period and completed by first-class scholars such as Ji Xiaolan, Wang Niansun and Dai Zhen at that time. The term "Siku" refers to the four sections of the classics, history, son, and collected works, and the term "Quanshu" refers to the collection of all the full texts. Jing - Jing is divided into "Yi Class", "Book Class", "Poetry Class", "Rites Class" and "Poetry Class", "Rites", "Spring and Autumn Annals", "Filial Piety", "The General Meaning of the Scriptures", "Four Books", "Music", "Primary School", "Stone Scriptures", "Compendium category", mainly Confucian classics and annotated studies of Confucian classics of famous works. One of the Confucianism thirteen scriptures: "Zhou Yi", "Shangshu", "Zhouli", "Rites of Passage", "Rites of Passage", "Poetry Scriptures", "Spring and Autumn Zuozhuan", "Spring and Autumn Gongyangzhuan", "Spring and Autumn Guliangzhuan", "The Analects of Confucius", "The Book of Filial Piety", "Erya", "Mengzi". History - The history section is divided into the "main history", "chronicles", "chronicles of the end", "Other Histories", "Miscellaneous Histories", "Imperial Decrees and Suggestions", "Biographies", "Historical transcripts", "Records", "Seasons", "Geography", "Officials", "Political Books", "Catalogs", "Historical Reviews", "Compendium", important titles such as: "Records of the Grand Historian", "Book of the Han", "Book of the Later Han", "Three Kingdoms", "Ziji Tongjian", "Strategies of the Warring States", "The End of the Chronicles of Song, Yuan, and Ming History," and so on. Subpart - The subpart is "Confucianism", "Military Science", "Legal Science", "Agricultural", "Medical", "Astronomy and Algorithms", "Arts", "Art Class", "Genealogical Record Class", "Miscellaneous Class", "Class Book Class", "Series of books", "Compendiums", "Novelists", "Interpreters", "Taoism", "Yehism", "Islam", "Western Studies", important books such as: Important titles such as: Laozi, Mozi, Zhuangzi, Xunzi, Hanfeizi, Guanzi, Yinwenzi, Shenzi, Gongsunlongzi, Huainanzi, Huopuzi, Liezi, Sunzi, Shanhaijing, Yiwenqiju, Vajrayogini, Forty-two Chapters, and so on. Collected Works--Collected Works is divided into "Chu Rhetoric", "Separate Collected Works" and "General Collected Works", "Lyrics and Songs", "Boudoir", important titles such as: "Chu Rhetoric", "All Tang Poetry", "All Song Lyrics", "Lefu Poetry Collection", "Chu Rhetoric", "Selected Writings", "Li Taibai Collection", "Du Gongbu Collection", "Han Changli Collection", "Liu Hedong Collection", "White Xiangshan Collection," and so on.