Today, 86 years ago, on September 12, 1939 (July 29, 1939), the representative of the new cultural movement, Wang Yong, died. Wang Yong, formerly known as Jiangxi, Qingxian, Qingxian, and Qingxian. On September 12, 1887, Jiangsu was born. Chinese modern thinker, literary scientist. In 1906 went to Japan to study. In 1907 joined the Union. He was a member of the "New Youth" editor. In 1920, Wang Yong began to dedicate himself to literature, rhythm, training, and the study of the interpretation of the word. After returning to China in 1910, Liu and half-Pong played the literary revolution. In 1928, he was appointed director of the Beijing National University's Department of Literature, and professor of the Chinese Dictionary of Literature and Literature. In 1917