On this day 49 years ago, on March 26, 1976 (February 26, 1976 lunar calendar), Lin Yutang, a modern Chinese writer, passed away. Mr. Lin Yutang On March 26, 1976, Lin Yutang, a modern Chinese writer, passed away in Hong Kong. Lin Yutang, formerly known as Lin Yutang, was born on October 10, 1895 in Longxi, Fujian. Chinese modern writer and scholar. Graduated from St. John's University in Shanghai in 1916. In 1919, he went to study at Harvard University in the United States, and then went to Germany to study. After receiving a doctorate in 1923, he returned to China. He successively served as a professor at Peking University, Beijing Women's Normal University, and Xiamen University, and wrote for the weekly "Yusi". In 1925, during the wave of women teachers in Beijing, she stood on the side of patriotic students and expressed strong dissatisfaction with the movement against the military and police to suppress students. In 1932, he joined the Chinese Civil Rights Protection League and served as an executive member. After 1934, he founded and edited "The Analects of Confucius", "The World of Man", "Cosmic Wind", etc. Lin Yutang and his wife Cui Feng went to the United States to teach in August 1936 and wrote in English. He served as the director of UNESCO's fine arts and literature. In 1954, he was the president of Nanyang University in Singapore. He settled in Taiwan in 1966. In 1967, he served as a research professor at the University of Hong Kong and presided over the compilation of dictionaries. He is the author of "Linguistics Series", "Escape to Liberty City", "Yutang Collection", "The Great Wilderness Collection", and the novels "Jinghua Smoke Cloud", "Zhu Men", "Vision", "Red Peony", "Lai Boying", etc. The cemetery of Mr. Lin Yutang