財團法人吳大猷學術基金會

The memorial hall is located on the fourth floor of the Dayou Hall of the Institute of Physics. There are two exhibition halls, an office of the year, and a study room of the year. From the inscription at the door to the items in the collection, it can be roughly speculated that Professor Li Zhengdao, of the two major disciples, has exerted a relatively large force, but it is only a speculation. There are transcripts, notes, and papers of Mr. Wu during his studies in the museum, all of which are quite precious cultural relics. It is really exciting to see the set of theoretical physics manuscripts published by Lianjing with my own eyes. Regarding the performance of the memorial hall, here are some suggestions: 1. It is recommended that the video of the course taught by Mr. Wu at National Taiwan University that year can be turned into an on-demand video to be played in the museum, like the Hu Shi Memorial Hall. 2. It is recommended that all manuscripts be digitized, especially the manuscripts of the theoretical physics set, so that at least those who are interested can read them in the library. Mr. Wu's manuscript is not only of scientific value, but also of historical value. For researchers of modern history, I want to come is a precious mineral deposit. 3. The memorial hall should set up a reading area to open the shelves of all the manuscripts and books of Mr. Wu over the years for those who are interested to watch. Mr. Wu's books are now quite difficult to find on the market, and some of them have even been transferred to the so-called dense library in major libraries. It is actually quite difficult to list all of Mr. Wu's works. The memorial should take up this business and provide at least one place to display Mr. Wu's words.