Although Jin Yuelin was a very famous logician and philosopher during the Republic of China period, in modern times, the most well-known thing is his obsession with Lin Huiyin for many years. Before Lin Huiyin's death, he lived next to Lin Liang and the two of them for many years, and Lin Liang and the two lived not far from the Liang family after their deaths.
It is precisely for this reason that Jin Yuelin witnessed the growth process of Liang Sicheng's two children, because he had a lot of contacts with the Liang family, and he also took care of the two children, especially Liang Sicheng's younger son Liang Congjie, who had a very good relationship with Jin Yuelin.
Later, in The Later Years of Jin Yuelin, although he was still unmarried, there was no shortage of liveliness in his home, and Liang Congjie's two sons often visited him at his home, and after Liang Sicheng's death, Liang Conglin's two sons moved directly into Jin Yuelin's house to take care of him.
Liang Congjie did not call Jin Yuelin an uncle and uncle, but directly called him Jin Dad, the old man was seriously ill and hospitalized and even died was taken care of by Liang Conglin, and finally buried Jin Dad next to the tomb of Liang Lin and The Two, so that the old man could be accompanied by his old friends and continue his life.
This nephew was good to him, Jin Yuelin naturally knew, and he also took good care of this little friend who was not related by blood, but treated him better than his own son, not only guiding him in learning, but also supporting and encouraging him in terms of interest.
Liang Congzhi originally aimed at Tsinghua architecture before the college entrance examination, but unexpectedly failed in the college entrance examination, and there was a difference of 8 points from the admission line of Tsinghua architecture, so he reluctantly entered the history department to study. At that time, the state stipulated that after the students were enrolled, if they had already been assigned departments according to the admission score line, they could not transfer departments and transfer schools, but this special situation was not easy to define.
At that time, although Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin had accepted the school's allocation arrangement, they no longer made special arrangements for their sons. However, Jin Yuelin, who was a member of the Tsinghua School Council at the time, took the initiative to discuss with Zhou Peiyuan, the vice provost at the time, to help Liang change from the commandment, and after Zhou Peiyuan refused, Jin Yuelin was still very angry and slapped the table with him.
Before Jin Yuelin's death, the Tsinghua Philosophy Department knew that he had collected a lot of logic and philosophical materials, and once went to him to propose to him whether he could donate it to the department, but he politely refused, leaving the books to Liang Congjie.