19 19 in March, Hu Shi wrote a play and published it in New Youth.

1965438+In March 2009, Hu Shi wrote "A Lifelong Event" and published it in New Youth.

Author Hu Shi. 19 19 was published in the third issue of new youth, volume 6, with the author's preface and postscript attached. The author said that it was originally written in English at the request of a friend and later translated into Chinese. This is one of the earliest plays in China. The script describes the story of Tian Yamei, the only daughter of a middle-class family, who ran away from home to fight for marital autonomy.

After returning from studying abroad, Yamei chose her friend Chen, who had been together for many years. Mrs. Tian begged fortune telling, saying that fate was incompatible and the eight characters matched, so she opposed it. Finally, Yami took advantage of her parents to go out for dinner, left a note and left. The news said: this is a major event in a child's life. Children should make their own decisions. Now the child has got on Mr. Chen's car and will leave for the time being.

Hu Shi's evaluation

Zhang Zhongxing, a scholar and philosopher, was the first person in Peking University to make extensive friends at that time. Whether we do something in our nature is left to historians and psychologists to study. Phenomenologically, everyone thinks he is the most approachable. Even a student called himself a gentleman when he went to see him, and he was all smiles. If he goes to his private house and sits in the living room and talks loudly, if it is inappropriate, he will never give the order to expel the guests.

Yu Yingshi, a historian and sinologist: For such an enlightening figure, we can neither measure him by the standard of traditional Confucian classics in China nor by the standard of modern western professional philosophers. Undeniably, he had basic training in both western philosophy and philosophy history, which eventually made him a pioneer in the field of China's philosophy history.