Mr Tang Shuang was born in Dunn family in Chengdu, Sichuan. I have been influenced by various cultures and sciences since I was a child. At the age of 8, he became interested in Chinese studies and recited books on Mongolian studies such as Saint Amethyst, Long Wen Bian Ying, and Studying in Lin Qiong. /kloc-Before the age of 0/4, he published poetry couplets in Bao Shu, Milestones of National Rejuvenation and other publications. In the spring of 200 1 year, at the age of 15, he participated in the National Couplet Competition organized by Chengdu Poetry Couplet Society, Chengdu Federation of Literary and Art Circles and Sichuan Folklore Research Association, and stood out and won the second place. At that time, the first was a 70-year-old retired veteran cadre, who has now passed away. He was appreciated by Mr. Cao Diwan, executive vice president of Chengdu Poetry Couplet Association, vice president of Mao Zedong Poetry Research Association, and senior member of China Poetry and China Couplet Association. Since then, it has been carefully cultivated and cultivated in many ways. Mr. Cao Diwan is the cousin of Han Suying, a famous Belgian woman writer, the late veteran of Sichuan University and the direct disciple of the great poet Tao Liangsheng. When Mr. 17 years old, he was invited to accompany the wife of Mr. Qian Mu, a master of Chinese studies, Professor Hu Meiqi, a money saver in Taiwan Province, Professor Xin, a disciple of Mr. Qian Mu in Taiwan Province (Professor Xin is the production designer of Peony Pavilion), and Professor Qin of Taipei Normal University to the Western Regions. On the way, I learned the introduction of Sanskrit from the new professor and the former director of Qiuci Research Office. After that, he studied under Mr. Qian Mu, Professor Xin and Professor Qin for a long time. Subsequently, Tang Shuang entered the Physics Department of Fudan University. During the period, I worshipped Professor Zhang Shanwen, the master of the Book of Changes, and taught my disciple Professor Xie as a teacher to study the culture of the Book of Changes seriously. Become the seventh disciple of Zeng Guofan. Its pedigree is as follows:

Zeng Guofan, Yu Yue, Zhang Taiyan, Wu, Huang Shouqi, Zhang Shanwen, Xie,.

In 2008, Tang Shuang was invited as honorary president of Zhouyi Association of Fudan University. In 2009, Mr Tang Shuang met with Professor Bai Gang, an expert on Indian studies in the Chinese Department of Fudan University, and Zhang Yu, a researcher at the Institute of Literature of Shanghai International Studies University. Later, Mr. Bai Gang introduced him to Professor Ding Yun, director of Fudan Thought History Research Center, and Rutan, an ancient architecture expert of Fudan Planning and Design Institute. Participated in discussions for many times and was taught by experts and teachers, such as the design discussion of Wenshang stupa in Jining City, Shandong Province.

During this period, Mr. Tang Shuang published a paper on the Interaction and Integration of Buddhism and Taoism in the famous religious magazine Daoism Research, which was listed on the front page, becoming the first undergraduate and the first science student to publish a paper in the magazine's history. Subsequently, his martial arts qigong thesis "Xiaoyao and Qigong" was hired by the Wu Tang Zongmen Boxing Research Association, and it was also the first article published by outsiders.

Subsequently, Mr. Tang Shuang was invited to be a member of the organizing committee of "Aegon Industrial Fund China Cultural High-end Forum".

Later, he was received by Yang, president of Fudan University, and was promoted to the Department of Materials Science and Engineering of Massachusetts Institute of Technology to pursue a doctorate in science. During this period, Tang Shuang studied under two top scientists at MIT. His tutor is Professor Mildred S. Dresselhaus from the Department of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science and the Department of Physics. Professor Dressel House, who studied under Fermi, is Yang Zhenning's sister and a good friend of Professor Xie Xide, the late president of Fudan University. He is a pioneer and founder in many fields such as single-layer graphite, carbon nanotubes, nano-thermoelectric, Raman spectroscopy and so on. Professor Dressel House is the president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. American physical society is the second female president (the first is Wu Jianxiong). And served as the US Secretary of Energy. He is currently the director of the American Institute of Physics. Dreyshaus is considered a professor at MIT. Tang Shuang's other mentor is Professor Chen Gang from department of mechanical engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Professor Chen Gang is also the director of the Advanced Energy Center of the US Department of Energy. In June 2009, US President Barack Obama visited China accompanied by Chen Gang.

In June 2009 +065438+ 10, Guo Kailang, Vice Governor of Hunan Province, invited Mr. Tang Shuang to visit MIT. Arranged and accompanied a visit to Philip S. Khoury, Dean of the School of Overseas Management at MIT, and cooperated with Professor Huang Yasheng to arrange for Governor Guo to meet with Alan F White, Dean of Si Long School of Management, and Richard M Locke, Executive Dean. Good results have been achieved.

In the same year, Tang Shuang was invited to attend the annual meeting of "Orthodoxy in China Culture" of the Research Center for the History of Thought of Fudan University. He is the youngest scholar to attend this meeting in history. During this period, I discussed with other internationally renowned experts and scholars the three major religions in the history of China, such as Hong Kong political and religious leaders, Mr. Tang Enjia, President of Confucius Institute, Professor Wang, Executive Vice President of Central Party School of Malaysian Chinese Association, Mr. Yang Ping, President and Editor-in-Chief of Malaysian Taoist Institute, and founder of strategy and management. And published the conference paper "The Interaction and Integration of Buddhism, Taoism and Prayer in China Tradition".