Liao Moxiang's characters experience

1933 was born in Xinhua county, Hunan province, 1959 graduated from the Department of Mathematics of Beijing Normal University and was assigned to teach in Tianjin.

He has taught in Tianjin University, Polytechnic and Polytechnic.

1992 was awarded the honorary title of visiting professor of German College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In the early 1990s, it won the praise of "Southern Shao and Northern Liao" (that is, Liao Moxiang in the south and Liao Moxiang in the north), and the allusion of "Shao Weihua preached rivers and lakes and Liao Moxiang learned the palace" in the academic circle of Yi. Internationally, it is known as "Northern Liao-Momo's scholarly style, neither old nor fond of foreigners".

Tianjin Moxiang Traditional Culture Responsibility Co., Ltd., founded in Tianjin from 65438 to 0994, has been the chairman ever since. Most employees of the company are members with the title of associate professor or above and certain traditional cultural specialties.

1997 The Australian China Weekly and other news media published the news that Liao Moxiang, a famous China Yi-ology scholar, visited Melbourne, as well as the detailed reports of local journalists and famous local Yi-ology scholars visiting Liao. 1997, Tianjin Daily reported that the company held an academic lecture on Zhouyi in the name of a famous Yi-ology scholar.

1999, the company established the only private mathematics research institute in China. Three researchers (including the chairman, one of whom is a part-time worker) attended the 24th International Congress of Mathematicians in 2002, and read their English papers in this authoritative international first-class scientific forum. Their papers were included in the chronicle of the Proceedings of the 24th International Congress of Mathematicians.

In 2002, I was invited to attend the 24th International Congress of Mathematicians, and my thesis was honored to be recognized by the organizing committee. He gave an academic report on "Several Mathematical Achievements in Ancient China" at the conference group meeting. Liao Laoqian, who is keen on research and doesn't like fame and fortune, believes that Yi-ology is the cultural heritage of ancestors and can only be inherited and studied. Individuals have no right to privatize and be unconventional, and he has always resolutely rejected these external praises.