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丘成桐)（Qiu Chengtong)） Qiu Chengtong (Shing-Tung, Yau, April 4, 1949 -), native to Meizhou County, Guangdong Province, Jiaoling Province, Hakka, born in Shantou, Hongkong. Famous mathematician. One of the highest honors Fields Laureates in the field of mathematics. Qiu Chengtong was born in Guangdong, Shantou in April 4, 1949, eight brothers and sisters. The whole family moved to Hongkong. The father died in a university professor of philosophy at the age of 14, a single mother raising adult. The middle school student in Hongkong middle school, in 1966 admitted to the Chinese University Hong Kong College Mathematics department. When I was in my third year of college, I got Stephen Salaff to study at University of California at Berkeley. I studied with Chen Shengshen. After receiving his doctorate in 1971, he spent one year in post doctoral research at the Institute of advanced mathematics and then worked as an assistant professor at Stony Brook University in New York for two years. In 1974, he became an associate professor at Stanford University. In 1979, he returned to the Institute of advanced mathematics as a professor. From 1984 to 1987 served as a professor at the University of California in San diego. In 1987, he taught at Harvard University. He is Professor of William Casper Graustein at the University and director of the Institute of advanced mathematics at the Zhejiang University. And his wife had two children, his son Qiu Zhengxi has won the Intel high school science Genius Award of the sixtieth finalist award. 1997 national honorary doctorates from Jiaotong university. 2005 national honorary doctorates from the National Taiwan University. Qiu Chengtong will be awarded the Wolf prize for mathematics, a mathematicians lifetime achievement award. The Wolf prize honors his contributions to the field of geometric analysis, and has a profound and dramatic impact in many fields of geometry and physics. In 2010, the Wolf prize presentation ceremony will be held in