现代中国  (1944 AD)

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　　Scholar, the famous historian. Male, Han nationality, native of Zhuji City, Zhejiang Province, was born in Shanghai in July 1944. Jiu San Society members. Shaanxi Provincial History Museum Curator of the incumbent, Shaanxi Provincial People's Congress, CPPCC Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the CPPCC National Committee of the ninth and tenth members of the Committee, Shaanxi Province CPAFFC director of Shaanxi Provincial Standing Committee of the Jiu San Society and Taiwan Affairs Committee Director, Xi'an City Sculpture Committee, the Chinese Han History Association, vice chairman of China's social history, Chinese history, literature, vice president, council member of China Association of Museums. In October 1998 by Shaanxi Provincial People's Government for appointment as provincial Literature and History Institute Librarian.
　　ZHOU Tian-Yu in 1953 moved with his parents from Ningbo Tianjin. Nankai University in 1962, admitted to the Department of History, where he studied under Cheng Tin Ting, Wang Yuzhe other famous scholars, studying ancient Chinese history. Graduated from college in 1967, in July 1968 was assigned to the Chinese Heilongjiang Province, Longjiang County School Corporation, as the language, history and politics teacher. May 1972 transferred to secondary schools Xi'an 73rd. Smashing of the "Gang of Four" after the line with the campaign, and some teachers in the Education, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, Xi'an, Mass Art Mass Art and the support and guidance, organizations, programs compiled and performed by students, received. First published more than ten songs, including "Song of the train driver" is selected by a professional singer in Xi'an "Red May" concert at the concert. September 1978 was admitted to the Department of History at Northwestern University as graduate students, thanks to Professor Chen Zhi as a teacher, to study Chinese history (in history as the direction of the Qin and Han). In October 1981 received a master's degree in history. After graduating in March 1982, taught there, she served as Director of the Department of History Department of Ancient Books, deputy director of the Department of History, Professor, Northwestern University, Institute of Ancient Books and the Northwestern University library director and other staff.