130 years ago today, June 29, 1895 (May 7, 1895, the lunar calendar), Huxley, an outstanding British biologist and a major supporter of Darwinism, passed away. May 4, 1825-June 29, 1895 On June 29, 1895, Huxley, an outstanding British biologist and a major supporter of Darwinism, died at the age of 70. He coined the term "agnosticism" and his outstanding achievements won world reputation. 53 foreign scientific societies awarded him honorary titles. He is the author of books such as "The Position of Humanity in Nature","Introduction to Zoology", and "Evolution and Ethics". Comment: China is deeply influenced by Darwinism