Who were the four gifted scholars in Tsinghua in the Republic of China?

Four gifted scholars in the Republic of China: Xu Zhimo, Yu Dafu, Shao and Dai Wangshu.

1, the four great tutors in Tsinghua.

Wang Guowei, who studies the history of Yin and Shang Dynasties; Liang Qichao, the core figure of the reformists; Linguist Zhao Yuanren; Professor's Professor Chen Yinque.

2. Tsinghua's four gifted scholars.

Wang Guowei, Wen Yiduo, Liang Shiqiu and Wu Han were recognized as the four great talents in Tsinghua in the 1920s and 1930s because of their exquisite academic attainments.

3. Tsinghua's Four Musketeers.

Ji Xianlin, Wu Zuxiang, Lin Geng and Li Changzhi.

The foreign language departments are "Dragon Tiger Dog" and "Three Masters"

Tsinghua's dragon is Qian Zhongshu,

The "Tiger of Tsinghua" is Wan Jiabao (that is, Cao Yu)

"Tsinghua's Dog" was Yan Yukeng, who later became a professor of foreign languages at Nankai University.

However, Qian Zhongshu seems to dislike this kind of banter. Because of the northern warlords (Wang Shizhen, Duan, Feng), there is the title of "Three Heroes of Dragon, Tiger and Dog".

Wu Mi commented: "Talents have been rare since ancient times, especially outstanding talents. Today's outstanding literary and historical talents should be promoted by Mr. Chen Yinque of the older generation and Qian Zhongshu of the younger generation. They are all dragons among people ... "

Since then, Qian Zhongshu's reputation as the "Dragon of Tsinghua" has spread like wildfire.

5. "Three Talents" in College Liberal Arts

Qian Zhongshu, Xia Nai, Wu Han.

There are many other statements, and it should be said that the above statements are influential and recognized.