There is a famous professor Liu in the philosophy department of Shandong University. His name, please.

Liu Dajun: Professor, Department of Philosophy, Shandong University.

Professor Liu Dajun, male, born in Zouping, Shandong Province,1June, 943. President of China Zhouyi Society, director, professor and doctoral supervisor of Zhouyi Research Center of Shandong University, key research base of humanities and social sciences of Ministry of Education, editor-in-chief of Zhouyi Research, adjunct professor of philosophy department of Peking University, honorary director of Taiji Culture Institute of Peking University National Situation Research Center. He has been engaged in the study of Yi-ology for many years, especially the study of image number, and has put forward important opinions on many important and difficult problems in Yi-ology, forming a road of Yi-ology research with both image and number in mind. He has published many Yi-ology works, such as Introduction to Zhouyi, Interpretation of Zhouyi Ancient Classics Vernacular, Zhouyi Biography and Vernacular Interpretation, Zhouyi Lecture, Najafa, Interpretation of Zhouyi Ancient Classics Vernacular Interpretation (English version) and Complete Translation of Yijing (French version), and edited the 850,000-word masterpiece Zhouyi Eclecticism. He used to be the academic general adviser of the large-scale series China Zhouyi produced by China CCTV, and published more than 20 papers in important academic journals such as Philosophy Research, Zhouyi Research, Literature and History Philosophy, and China Philosophy History Research. Its main monograph, Introduction to Zhouyi, was reprinted three times by Qilu Bookstore, and a new edition of Bashu was recently published, with a total print run of nearly 65,438+10,000 copies, which has a wide academic influence. Professor Liu Dajun was the first scholar who advocated the study of traditional Yi-ology after the founding of the People's Republic of China, especially the study of image number Yi-ology, and made great contributions to the restoration of traditional Yi-ology. He overcame many difficulties and raised funds by himself. 10 years ago, he founded and edited the authoritative academic journal Zhouyi Research at home and abroad. The circulation of this journal has been around 20,000 copies for a long time, and it has been distributed to 28 countries and regions, which has exerted a wide influence on academic circles at home and abroad. He has planned and presided over the first international symposium on Zhouyi (1987), the first symposium on Zhouyi across the Taiwan Strait (1993) and the third symposium on Zhouyi across the Taiwan Strait (1997), and co-sponsored the fourth symposium on Zhouyi across the Taiwan Strait with the College of Literature of Taiwan Province Normal University and the Chinese Yijing Society of Taiwan Province Province.