Having doubts about the first academicians of Academia Sinica during the Republic of China does not violate the rules of the forum.
From March 30, 1940 to August 15, 1945, Wang Jingwei rebelled and surrendered to the enemy, named the country the Republic of China, and established the "National Government" in Nanjing. Lin Sen, the National Government that moved its capital to Chongqing at that time, did not recognize Wang Jingwei's "National Government" and called it the "Wang Puppet Government" or the "Nanjing Puppet National Government". Academia Sinica is located in Nanjing. After the Nanjing Massacre in 1937, the puppet Nanjing government, dominated by Japan, was established. According to Hu Shi's notes, the preparation for academicians of Academia Sinica was the second session after the Nanjing Council was re-elected in 1940. It took eight years to prepare in Nanjing, and the last six years were carried out when Wang Jingwei rebelled and defected to the Japanese puppet government, during the period when Wang was in charge of Nanjing. In fact, the qualification requirements for evaluators of Academia Sinica are equivalent to those of academicians. Academicians of Academia Sinica from 1928 to 1947 were evaluators. The first Academician of the Academia Sinica was established by the puppet government presumably to suppress dissent. It began to cultivate and support pro-Japanese academicians in 1940. Because of their qualifications for election, academicians had special works, inventions or contributions to their majors, and spent a lot of money on this purpose. It took eight years to train new celebrities to publish papers in order to qualify as academicians, and to dominate the direction of China's science through traceless means. If they want to weaken China in the long term, they must start by weakening key science, or it is simply the KMT's consistent behavior of committing fraud. For example, Wang Shijie actively supported Chiang Kai-shek's traitorous civil war, and without any valuable academic contributions or scientific achievements, he was actually the first Academician of the Central Committee. There are still a large number of people who have no scientific achievements and academic contributions and are elected to become the first academicians of Academia Sinica. The following is a list of some of the patriotic scientist pioneers who fully met the requirements of the first academician, but were eliminated from the first academician, talents necessary for modern and modern powers, such as aerospace, astronomy, geography, and meteorological talents. The list of patriotic pioneers who were erased is just the tip of the iceberg:
Gao Shiqi, the pioneer and founder of the chemical science popularization of modern and modern chemistry, bacteria and virology in China. From his return to China in 1930, he had written nearly a hundred scientific works and compiled them into volumes by 1937. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Zheng Zhenwen (1891-1969) was a pioneer in popularizing science in modern China and the founder of unified chemical terminology. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Zhang Yuzhe (1902.2.16-1986.7.21) was the founder of modern and modern astronomy in China. In 1934, Zhang Yuzhe was hired as a special researcher by the Institute of Astronomy, Academia Sinica. From 1928 to 1942 he published as many as ten books. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Lin Ji (1897~1951), the founder of modern and modern forensic medicine in China, and the founder of forensic science. In 1939, he was employed by the Medical College of National Central University in Chengdu. He has long published papers in magazines such as "Chinese Medical Journal", "Peking Medical Journal", and "Forensic Medicine Monthly". He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Zheng Zuoxin (1906.11.18-1998.6.27), a pioneer and founder of modern and modern birds, animal taxonomy, and bird geography in China. He returned to China in 1946 and conducted a comprehensive investigation and arrangement of Chinese birds. From 1946 to 1947, the "List of Birds of China" was published. In the same year, he also published "A Preliminary Study on the Geographical Distribution of Birds in China" in the journal "Science" sponsored by the Chinese Science Society. This article had a pioneering influence on the research on zoogeography in China. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Liang Shoupan (April 13, 1916 - September 5, 2009) was one of the important pioneers of modern and modern China's aerospace technology and one of the founders of the missile and aerospace industry. Published works include vibration of radial engine valves. Tsinghua University Engineering Quarterly, 1941 (4) Research on the shape of the rising circle. Aviation Machinery, 1943 (7) Engine Dynamics. Beijing: Commercial Press, Jet Engine Theory. Scientific World, 1948(5).
He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Jiang Bingran, (1883-1966), was the founder of modern and modern earthquake and geomagnetic research in China, the founder of ocean research, and the founder of the meteorological industry. In 1913, he served as the chief of the meteorological section of the Central Observatory, and also served as the acting chief, professor, and director of the meteorological section of the Aviation Administration. Published works include "On the necessity of knowing the stars for pilots". Observation Series, 1917, 2 (10), A brief introduction to the earth's magnetism. Observation Series, 1917, 2 (11), "On the height of cyclones. Observation Series", 1918, 3(10), Popular Meteorology. Guanxiang Congbao, 1919, 4(8), The past and future of air and air. Guanxiang Congbao, 1919, 4(9), On the weight of the air sea. Observation Series, 1919, 5 (2), The latest sounding method. Observation Series, 1919, 5 (4), Astronomy and Meteorology. Transactions of the Chinese Astronomical Society, 1927, 4, Nearly ten years China's Climate in the Past Years. Journal of the Chinese Meteorological Society, 1928, April,. Overview of China's meteorological undertakings in the past twenty years. Science, 1936, 20(8),. Meteorological instruments and their observation methods (Volume 1 and 2). Dahua Book Company , 1945. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Li Yan (1892-1963), a historian of modern and modern Chinese mathematics, a master of Chinese and Western mathematicians, a pioneer and founder of Chinese and Western mathematics. Published works include "A Survey of the Origin of Chinese Mathematics" (1919)), "The Complete History of Science by Li Yan Qian Baocong", Volume 10, "History of Chinese Arithmetic" (first edition in 1937, revised edition in 1955), "Li Yan Qian Baocong" "The Complete Works of Cong's History of Science", Volumes 6, 7, and 8, "The History of Central Calculation", Episodes 1-5 (1928-1937), "Preliminary Calculus" (1936), "Railway Alignment Method" (1938) Year). He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Zhuang Qiaosheng (1916.8.5-), the founder of modern and modern wheat breeding and genetics in China, a scientist who advocates three-cross and hybrid breeding, and the founder of wheat breeding. In August 1946 (the 35th year of the Republic of China), he was appointed as a special employee of the Nanjing Central Agricultural Experimental Institute. Published works include: Physiological Effects of Genetic Factors. Science World 1942, Research on Pre-freeze Irrigation and Frost Damage of Wheat Agricultural News 1948. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Shen Yuan (1916.4.28-2004.5.30). Fuzhou is the founder of modern and modern aerodynamics in China, and the pioneer and founder of China’s aerospace higher education. He returned to China in 1946 and published a work including A theoretical investigation of compressible flow round cylinders at large mach nambers. British Aeronautical Research Council Report No. 9873,1947. The flow of acompressible fluid past quasi-elliptic cylinders at high subsonic speeds. THE SCIENCE REPORTS OF NA-TIONAL TSING HUA UNIVERSITY, 1948, Vol. V (No. 1. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Zhao Chenggu (December 11, 1885-August 6, 1966), modern Chinese and A pioneer in modern medicinal phytochemistry.
In 1935, he was elected as a member of the Academia Sinica and published as many as fourteen books from 1928 to 1941.
He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Li Yaozi (1914.02.01-2011.08.14) returned to China in 1940 and participated in the domestic aviation war of resistance against war. During the war of resistance against Japan, he presided over the construction of China's first aircraft engine manufacturing plant. Li Yaozi serves as the chief engineer of the aircraft engine factory. He has published about 60 papers and obtained nearly 60 patents. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!
Lin Tonghua (May 26, 1911 - June 18, 2007) returned to China in 1937 and participated in the aviation resistance war. During the Anti-Japanese War, he successfully copied the Soviet E-16 pursuit aircraft and training aircraft. In 1944, he successfully built China's first long-distance flight "C1010 transport aircraft. He is not the first academician of Academia Sinica, who is qualified to be!