I remember there was a historian named after Mr. Qian Mu in Taiwan Province Province. What is his full name? Or am I wrong?

Qian Mu (1895.7.30-1990.8.30), male, from Wuxi, Jiangsu, was born after Wu Yueguo's great-grandfather Qian Liu. The word Binsi, whose pen names are Gong Sha and Liang Yin, forgot that Gu Yun, an old man with a plain book in the evening, was a native of Qifangqiao, and soon became a plain book hall and a plain book building. China historian of modern history, master of Chinese studies, educator, academician of Academia Sinica, and distinguished researcher of the Palace Museum. He has been a professor in Yanjing, Peking, Tsinghua, West China, Sichuan, Qilu, National Southwest Associated University and other universities, and was the dean of the College of Literature of Wuxi Jiangnan University. 1949 moved to Hong Kong and founded New Asia College. From 65438 to 0966, Qian Mu moved to Taibei City, Taiwan Province Province, and worked in China Culture Institute (now China Culture University). 1990 died in Taipei, and 1992 was buried on the bank of Taihu Lake in Suzhou.