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Li Jie (April 29, 1894-January 30, 1977), the word No. 3, the big nose. Cheng'an, Hebei. In 1913, he was admitted to the Geological Research Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce to study geology. He graduated in 1916 and studied under Zhang Hongzhao, Ding Wenjiang, and Weng Wenyi. Chinese geologist, one of the first 22 geological professionals trained by Chinese scholars. ^[1] Former researcher at the Institute of Geology, Academia Sinica, leader of the Hubei Provincial Mineral Investigation Team, director of the Hebei Construction Department, chief engineer of the Bureau of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology of the Ministry of Geology, chief engineer of the Geology of the Survey and Design Management Bureau of the Ministry of Water Resources, and deputy director of the Hydropower Construction Chief engineer, etc. In the early years, he engaged in regional geological mineral surveys in northern China, northern Hubei, southern Henan, and southern Shaanxi. In 1927, he served as the site director of the excavation project of ancient human sites in Zhoukoudian, and authored the article "Fossil Layers in Zhoukoudian." In the 1930s he successively conducted geological and mineral surveys in Hunan, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hubei, and Jiangxi provinces. Contributed to the development of China's early geological cause. He divided the glacial period in the western Hubei mountains in the article "A Preliminary Study of the Quaternary Glaciers in Western Hubei Province" (1940), which is still used today. After 1949, he was mainly engaged in engineering geological work in water conservancy and power construction, and contributed to the construction of many domestic reservoirs, dams, and hydropower stations. ^[2] His main works are: "Geology and Minerals in Zhili Yi, Tang, Wei and other counties", "Geology in the middle of Qinling Mountains", "Geology near Guangxi Luocheng Golden Temple" and "Quality of the Quaternary Glaciers in Sanmenxia, Shan County, Henan Province "Wait.

Li Jie

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Li Jie, geologist, regional geologist. It is one of the first geologists in China. he is

In the autumn of 1916, Li Jie entered the work of the Geological Survey Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce. He has worked in the institute for 12 years, and has worked as an intern, investigator, technician, and technician. In 1927, as the representative of the institute, he

Born on April 29, 1894 in Xiye Village, Cheng'an County, Hebei Province.

1 Ye Liangfu, Liu Jichen, Chen Shuping, Wang Zhuquan, Zhu Tingzhang, Tan Xichou, Xie Jiarong, Ma Bingduo, Li Jie, Lu Zuyin, Xu Yuanmo, Simao Yi, Zhao Rujun. Geological map of Beijing Xishan (1: 100,000). Published by Institute of Geological Survey, Ministry of Agriculture, Commerce and Industry, 1919.

2 Li Jie. Geology and Mineral Resources of Zhili County, Yi Tangwei and Other Counties. Geological Report, 1922 (4): 81-90; English abstract 137-140.

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3 Li Jie. Survey report on geology and mineral resources in Jingli County, Zhili. Geological Report, 1924 (6): 83-97.

4 Ye Liangfu, Li Jie. Geology of Xuancheng Coalfield, Yi County, Anhui. Geological Report, 1924 (6): 25-50; English abstract 13-20, with 1: 200,000 geological map attached.

5 Tan Xichou, Li Jie, Wang Zhuquan, ET Nystrom, JG Andersson. 1: 1 million Chinese geological mapsJinan, Beijing. Published by Institute of Geological Survey, Ministry of Agriculture, Commerce and Industry, 1924.

6 Li Jie. Survey of the geology of Anhui Province-Jiangbei District. Briefing of the Geological Survey of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, 1926 (1).

7 Wang Zhuquan, ClappFG, FullerML, Li Jie, Victoria, Ding Wenjiang, Xin Changfu. 1: 1 million Chinese geological maps-Taiyuan Yulin. Geological Survey Institute, Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, 1926.

8 Li C, The Choukoutien fossil deposit. Bul1. Geol. Soc. China, 1927, 6: 337.

9 Li Jie. Geology of Pu'er, Jiayu, Xianning, Chongyang, Wuchang counties in Hubei. Proceedings of the Institute of Geology, National Academia Sinica, 1928 (3): 45 pages with English abstract.

10 Li Jie, Shu Wenbo, Yu Jianzhang. Geology of coal fields in Pu'er, Jiayu, Xianning, Chongyang, Wuchang and other counties in Hubei. Proceedings of the Institute of Geology, National Academia Sinica, 1928 (4): a total of 47, 1: 100,000 geological maps.

11 Tan Xichou, Liu Jichen, Zhao Rujun, Li Jie, Xin Changfu. 1: 1 million Chinese geological mapsNanjing Kaifeng. Geological Survey Institute, Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, 1928.

12 Li Jie. Zhoukoudian collection research process. Science, 1928, 13 (1): 7-17.

13 Li Jie. Geological Survey of the Middle Section of Qinling Mountains. Academia Sinica Annual Report, 1929.

14 Li Jie, Zhu Sen. Geology in the southern part of the middle Qinling. Proceedings of the Institute of Geology, National Academia Sinica, 1930 (9): A total of 103, with a geological map of the southern part of the middle Qinling (1: 500,000).

15 Li Jie. Geological overview of Zhenjiang and Menghe. Academia Sinica Annual Report, 1931: 140-142.

16 Li Jie, Zhu Sen. Notesonthe Geologynear Maping, Kwangsi. Bull. Geol. Soc. China, 1934, 13: 215-232.

17 Li Yuyao, Li Jie, Zhu Sen. Geology of Ningzhen Mountains. Proceedings of the Institute of Geology, National Academia Sinica, 1935 (11): 387 in total.

18 CLi, YY Leeand S Chu. GeologicalMap of the Nanking Hills (1: 50,000). Inst. Geo1. Acad. Sinica, 1935.

19 C Li and WY Chang. Noteson the MaokoulimestoneinsouthernKwangsi, Bull. Geol. Soc. China, 1936, 15 (3): 271-277.

20 Li Jie. Geology near the Golden Temple Gate in Luocheng, Guangxi. Geological Review, 1936 (3): 311-321.

21 Li Jie, Zhang Wenyou. Coalfield Geology in Western Zhejiang. Report of Zhejiang Provincial Construction Department, 1937.

22 Li Jie, Zhang Wenyou. Nushan Crater, Yi County, Anhui. Geological Review, 1937, 2 (2): 141-145.

23 J SLee, S Chu, HM Meng. C Li and K Chang. AG eo1ogical Atlas of the Mid-Western Nanling, 19 Coloured Geological Maps. Inst. Geol. Acad. Sinica, 1937.

24 Li Jie, Wu Yansheng. Brief Report of Geological Survey of Badong, Hubei. Briefing of Institute of Geology, National Academia Sinica. 1940.

25 C Liand YS Wu, APReliminary Reporton the Quaternary Glaciationinthe Western Hupeh. Bull. Geol. Soc. China, 1940, 20.

26 Li Jie, Tan Peng. Abstract of the geological age of the hydrogenic hematite in western Hubei. Geological Review, 1951, 16 (1): 70.

27 Li Jie. Geological structure of the northern segment of Helan Mountain. Geological Knowledge, 1955 (2): 34-36.

28 Li Jie. Relics of the Quaternary Glacier in Sanmenxia, Shan County, Henan. Proceedings of the Sanmenxia Quaternary Geological Conference, Science Press, 1959: 95-98.

29 Li Jie. Opinions on the study of the Sanmenian strata and moraine in the Sanmenxia area. Proceedings of the Sanmenxia Quaternary Geological Conference, Science Press, 1959: 114-115

30 Li Jie. Geological survey of water conservancy and hydropower projects in the Leap Forward. Hydrogeological Engineering Geology, 1959 (9): 14-17.

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