Dutch cloth merchant who ground his own lenses and built microscopes, and became the first to see and describe bacteria, sperm and other tiny life, which earned him the name father of microbiology.
Tā duì shēngwùxué de xìngqù shǐyú dú Lièwénhǔkè de gùshi.
His interest in biology began with reading about Leeuwenhoek.
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Taiwan writes his name 雷文霍克; the mainland's 列文虎克 has a 虎 'tiger' in it purely for the sound. He found his 'little animals' on his own teeth and reported them in plain Dutch letters to London's Royal Society.