Guo Ying

Guo Ying

Guo Ying, male, was born in Taizhou, Jiangsu Province in June 1922, also known as Guo Gensheng. In 1946, he graduated from Biology Department of Nanjing University, Bachelor of science. He has worked in the Institute of zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in Shanghai and Beijing.

Achievements and honors

He has published more than 80 research papers and seven monographs: Metamorphosis of insects (1965), hormones of insects (1979, with Wu Qiuyan et al.), experimental techniques of Entomology (1988, with Xinjie Liuhe Bian), biology of locust in China (1991, with Chen Yonglin et al.), history of zoology in ancient China (1999, with Needham et al.), and development history of zoology in China (20) 04, with Qian Yanwen, et al. His scientific research work won the second prize of the National Natural Science Award (1982) and the second prize of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (1984), and the biology of locust in China won the first prize of the Sixth China Book Award (1992). Recipients of special allowance for experts of the State Council.

A poem by Guo Ying

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Reading Shanhaijing

Sit quietly under the south window and read the book of mountains and seas. It says that all things have different names. how can quadruped mammals move with wings? two winged bird, how can there be a human body? nine enlightened beasts, eight heavenly Wu gods. I can't understand it after reading it three times. when he was young, he began to read and peep at the Scriptures in his family. people had three faces, animals and birds; he was puzzled, and the ancient gods. He is young and vigorous, diligent in biology; he is dedicated to modern affairs, and no longer remembers the past. . In the book, nineteen big animals can be identified by their names. According to the sociology of inter view, Australia and the United States worship gods; all ethnic groups worship their ancestors, and the sacred objects are called totems. back to the classic of mountains and seas, all of them are ready-made; magic and strange things are totems. the ancients worshiped beasts, which were named by all ethnic groups; Dijiang was the ancestor of bear, Kaiming was the God of tiger, and Shu kicked two horses and sewed them together. the Chinese totem is recorded as the book of mountains and seas; at the beginning of today, it is well-known and profound in the future. the great pleasure of old age, the five ancient travel. Baidu Encyclopedia content is shared by netizens. If you find that your data content is inaccurate or incomplete, you are welcome to use your own data service (free) to participate in the correction. Go to > > now