Author: Liu Jinbao (Professor at the School of History, Zhejiang University) Student Biography?? Jin Baoxiang (1914-2004), from Xiaoshan, Zhejiang. Historians. In 1934, he was admitted to the History Department of Peking University and graduated from the History Department of Southwest Associated University in 1938. After graduation, he worked as a special editor at the Art and Literature Research Association and taught at high schools in Mengzi and Zhaotong, Yunnan. In 1941, he was appointed as a lecturer at Sichuan University, and in 1947, he was appointed as an associate professor at Zhejiang Yingshi University. In 1950, he was transferred to Northwest Normal University (now Northwest Normal University) and was appointed as a professor in 1951. He previously served as the head of the History Department. He also serves as an editorial board member of "History Teaching", a director of the Chinese Historical Society, and the president of the Gansu Provincial Historical Society. He has authored works such as "Collected Works on Tang History" and the main author is "New Exploration of Sui History". Is the image provided by the author?? Mr. Jin Baoxiang has a solid foundation in governing history throughout his life, and has a profound understanding of ancient Chinese history, especially the Sui and Tang dynasties. He has put forward many unique insights in the study of Tang history, especially the equal field system and the two tax laws, and established his own theoretical system of ancient Chinese history. ?? Mr. Jin has been rooted in the land of Longyuan for over 50 years and has trained a large number of historical talents. He is upright, rigorous in his studies, and strict in self-discipline. He can be regarded as a model for people, academia, and nurturing peaches and plums, and is known as the "endless light of wisdom in Longyuan". Mr. Jin Baoxiang was born in February 1914 in Linpu Town, Xiaoshan County (now Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou City), Zhejiang Province, into a wealthy family. He lost his parents at the age of 5 and grew up healthy under the careful care of his mother. In his childhood, the family hired the famous historical novelist Mr. Cai Dongfan to enlighten him, and he developed a strong interest in history. In 1934, he was admitted to the History Department of Peking University. ?? During his studies in Beijing (1934-1937), Mr. Jin Baoxiang once heard Mr. Qian Mu talk about the general history of China. "I first heard Mr. Qian Binsi talk about the general history of China, especially the pre Qin and Han dynasties, and I always felt that he seemed to have expressed the spirit of ancient Chinese history, which gave me a sense of novelty." In 1937, the outbreak of the full-scale Anti Japanese War forced Peking University to move south and form Southwest Associated University with Tsinghua University and Nankai University. Students from the School of Grammar and Law attend classes in Mengzi, Yunnan. Mr. Jin once listened to Mr. Chen Yinke's lecture on the history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, He recalled, "Mr. Chen closed his eyes and gave a lecture due to an eye disease. His speech was low, and he seemed to feel dull at first. Gradually, he had entered a good era. During my four years in university, I benefited the most from the lectures of those gentlemen who had their own unique ideas. What kept me unforgettable was their profound skills, rigorous academic research, and never blindly following others."?? In August 1941, Mr. Jin was appointed as a lecturer in the Department of History at Sichuan University; In August 1947, he was appointed as an associate professor in the Department of History at Zhejiang Yingshi University; In July 1950, he was invited by Northwest Normal University (now Northwest Normal University) to Lanzhou as an associate professor in the Department of History; In August 1951, he was appointed as a professor by the Northwest Ministry of Education. In 2004, Mr. Jin passed away in Lanzhou. Is the image provided by the author?? Mr. Jin is very rigorous in his academic pursuits and does not easily publish papers, so he does not have many papers, not even a single monograph, but each of his papers is basic