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冰心山海寄游行迹（1900年 — 1999年 · 光绪二十六年至 1999 年）
Bing Xin: From Yantai to Wellesley and Tokyo (1900 CE – 1999 CE · Late Qing to People’s Republic)
时代跨度：1900年 — 1999年 · 光绪二十六年至 1999 年
途经站点：共 10 站
起点 → 终点：福州三坊七巷 → 北京
全线途经古今地名：福州三坊七巷（今福建福州） → 烟台（今山东烟台） → 北京（今北京） → 北京晨报（今北京） → 吴淞口放洋（今上海） → 燕京大学（今北京） → 昆明（今云南昆明） → 东京（今日本东京） → 北京（今北京） → 北京（今北京）。
Route Stops: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, Fuzhou (Fuzhou, Fujian, China) → Yantai (Yantai, Shandong, China) → Beijing (Beijing, China) → Chenbao, Beijing (Beijing, China) → Sailing from Wusong (Shanghai, China) → Yenching University (Beijing, China) → Kunming (Kunming, Yunnan, China) → Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan) → Beijing (Beijing, China) → Beijing (Beijing, China).
冰心山海寄游行迹 · 逐站时空坐标、古今地名与史料诗词详解（10 站）
生于福州隆普营谢家大宅（今杨桥东路17号，原林觉民故居），原名谢婉莹；祖籍长乐横岭。
Born Xie Wanying in the Fuzhou house that had belonged to martyr Lin Juemin, of a Changle naval family.
随父谢葆璋迁烟台，居八年；父亲创办海军学校，她于海边读《三国》《水浒》，看军舰渔帆，自谓童年是"海化"的。
Eight years by the Bohai sea at her father’s naval academy gave her the "sea-tempered" childhood she always recalled, reading classics between warships and fishing sails.
父任民国海军部军学司长，随迁北京；入贝满女中，1918年升协和女子大学理预科。
Her father joined the navy ministry and she entered Beijing’s Beiman girls’ school, then the science preparatory course of the Union Women’s College.
五四运动中走上街头，旋于《晨报》刊《两个家庭》诸篇，首署"冰心"；《繁星》《春水》小诗风靡青年。
Marching in the May Fourth movement, she debuted in the Chenbao under the pen name Bing Xin — "a heart of ice" — her miniature poems sweeping the young.
燕京大学毕业，以最优成绩获奖学金赴美，入威尔斯利学院攻读英国文学；旅途通讯成《寄小读者》，为中国儿童文学奠基之作。
A top graduate of Yenching University, she sailed to Wellesley College; the letters home became To Young Readers, a foundation stone of Chinese children’s literature.
冰心《繁星》（1923）：“成功的花，人们只惊羡她现时的明艳！然而当初她的芽儿，浸透了奋斗的泪泉，洒遍了牺牲的血雨。”Bing Xin, A Maze of Stars (1923): "The flower of success — all admire its bloom! Yet its bud was steeped in tears of struggle and sprayed with the blood-red rain of sacrifice."
以文学硕士归国，任教燕京、清华、北平女子文理学院；1929年与吴文藻于临湖轩成婚。
She returned with a Wellesley M.A. to teach at Yenching, Tsinghua and the women’s college, marrying sociologist Wu Wenzao in 1929.
抗战中携家离北平，经上海入昆明呈贡，移居重庆，以笔名"男士"作《关于女人》，投身文化救亡。
From occupied Beijing she moved via Shanghai to Kunming and Chongqing, writing About Women under the male pseudonym "Sir" for the war effort.
随吴文藻（中国驻日代表团政治组组长）赴日，被东京大学聘为第一位外籍女教师，讲授"中国新文学"；居日五年，心向祖国。
Accompanying Wu Wenzao of China’s delegation to Japan, she became Tokyo University’s first woman teacher from abroad, lecturing on new Chinese literature through five homesick years.
毅然辞职，携家取道香港回北京；此后译纪伯伦《先知》、泰戈尔诗，出访亚欧诸国，"生命从八十岁开始"。
She resigned and came home via Hong Kong, translating Gibran’s The Prophet and Tagore, touring Asia and Europe — "life began at eighty", she said.
2月28日病逝北京，年九十九；人称为"文坛祖母"，一生以爱、童真与自然为母题。
She died in Beijing on 28 February 1999, ninety-nine years old — the "grandmother of Chinese letters", her themes love, childhood and nature.