Zhang Jie (born 1937) - Revision history

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 == References ==
-A. Mónica Ching. University of Beijing. Studies in the department of Languages and Culture. PDF.
+. Mónica Ching. University of Beijing. Studies in the department of Languages and Culture. PDF.
 https://www.difusioncultural.uam.mx%2Frevista%2Fsep2003%2Fjie.pdf&ei=R0XKUN7QDIWerAGatoGQBw&usg=AFQjCNGJ73XR82xJJ28ffQDsdObbue5uLg&bvm=bv.1355272958,d.aWM
 . About Zhang Jie
 http://www.miscelaneaeditores.com
 . Biography:
 http://www.beijingscene.com/cissue/feature.html
 . http://www.marxists.org/history/erol/ncm-7/cwp-cr/part-3.htm
 . http://www.culturebase.net/artist.php?3577
 . Her novel:
 http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/2158675?uid=3739928&uid=2129&uid=2&uid=70&uid=4&uid=3739256&sid=21101404588403jstor.org
 . Faces of Chinese Literature:
 http://www.upf.edu
 . http://www.iu.edu/~easc/outreach/educators/literature/workshops/doc/Perry_2005.pdf 11/16/2012
 . http://www.pen-international.org/
 . http://www.literaturfestival.com/participants/authors/2003/zhang-jie
 . http://contemporary_chinese_culture.academic.ru/952/Zhang_Jie
 . Book # 1
 Encounters With Chinese Writers By Annie Dillard. Published by University Press of New England,1984.ISBN 0-8195-5130-9
 . Book # 2
 The Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs. Published by The University of Chicago Press,1979.ISBN 01567365
 . Book # 3
 Leaden Wings, Zhang Jie. Published by VIRAGO PRESS Limited 1987. ISBN 0-86068-759-7

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 == References ==
 A. Mónica Ching. University of Beijing. Studies in the department of Languages and Culture. PDF.
-www.difusioncultural.uam.mx%2Frevista%2Fsep2003%2Fjie.pdf&ei=R0XKUN7QDIWerAGatoGQBw&usg=AFQjCNGJ73XR82xJJ28ffQDsdObbue5uLg&bvm=bv.1355272958,d.aWM
+https://www.difusioncultural.uam.mx%2Frevista%2Fsep2003%2Fjie.pdf&ei=R0XKUN7QDIWerAGatoGQBw&usg=AFQjCNGJ73XR82xJJ28ffQDsdObbue5uLg&bvm=bv.1355272958,d.aWM
 . About Zhang Jie

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 == References ==
 . About Zhang Jie
 http://www.miscelaneaeditores.com

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 [[File:Arch002021286b.jpg|400px|thumb|right|Zhang Jie, an artistic photo by Buso. Click [http://www.martabuso.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/5e06319eda06f020e43594a9c230972d/a/r/arch002021286b.jpg here] for original source ]]
 == About Zhang Jie ==
-A one of a kind and brilliant Chinese Literature writer. She successfully took on socialism and turned it into a novella. She clearly show us what the people in China of all ranks had to suffer and went through during and after the times of communism, how did they deal with it, what was left to be entrusted with, to rebuild upon for a new generation in China.  Zhang Jie began to write after the access of power began for Deng Xioping (Deputy Minister), the dead of Mao Tseng Tang occurred in 1976 and the fall of the Gang of Four occurred; this gang included Mao’s cruel wife, Jiang Qing, mastermind and political figure that together with Mao authored millions of crimes during the Cultural Revolution,''"She published her first novel 'Love must not be forgotten' in 1978, two years later after the death of the dictator Mao."'' www.miscelaneaeditores.com
+A one of a kind and brilliant Chinese Literature writer. She successfully took on socialism and turned it into a novella. She clearly show us what the people in China of all ranks had to suffer and went through during and after the times of communism, how did they deal with it, what was left to be entrusted with, to rebuild upon for a new generation in China.  Zhang Jie began to write after the access of power began for Deng Xioping (Deputy Minister), the dead of Mao Tseng Tang occurred in 1976 and the fall of the Gang of Four occurred; this gang included Mao’s cruel wife, Jiang Qing, mastermind and political figure that together with Mao authored millions of crimes during the Cultural Revolution ''"The death of Mao Zedong in 1976 and the persecution of the Gang of Four, marked the end of a decade of prosecution and repression of the intellectual class in China through what is call the
 It was after these events that Zhang Jie began to write. China finally began to experience a relatively more freedom for writers to create, and works of other foreign writers began to make their way into China. China started to get energized catching on the humanistic and artistic works of the world. It was beginning to exit the 10 years confinement of literature and oppression that had suffered during the Cultural Revolution. The extreme ideals of communism lost attention and writers could now use other themes in their stories, other than the working classes or soldiers. Zhang Jie was now 39 years old. She was finally able and experienced to establish her brilliant place in the Chinese Literature.

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 == Disclosure ==
-It has been a pleasure to have done this class with Mr Woesler. I have translated reference #1 and #6. I have been a translator for over 25 years. I had worked hard in my wiki and have done my very best to use the resources available to me in a respectful manner. In doing so, it is my hope that this work can help others 'strengthen the appreciation and knowledge of the Republic of China and their wonderful People'. Erica Bazalar-Oaks. www.bazalar.com.
+It has been a pleasure to have done this class with Mr Woesler. I have translated reference #1 and #6. I have been a translator for over 25 years. I had tried to work hard in my wiki and have tried to do my very best to use the resources available to me in a respectful manner. In doing so, it is my hope that this work can help others 'strengthen the appreciation and knowledge of the Republic of China and their wonderful People'. Erica Bazalar-Oaks. www.bazalar.com.
 == References ==

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 == Zhang Jie Goals as a writer ==
-In September of 1982, Zhang Jie spoke at the UCLA, at the US-Chinese writers conference organized by Norman Cousins about her thoughts in Literature.''"Life should become what humans beings wish it to be"''. When she talks about us, as human beings and what we wish for, it is clear to me that in order to become anything, we must have freedom of choice. Zhang Jie also expressed her feelings of responsibility that she feels the writers have to the world,''"Pure literature as our purpose cannot exist, because the writer’s feeling will have an impact on the material world." Dillard, pag 64.'' Zhang Jie then wants freedom to become, but with the understanding that as writers they have a responsibility to impact the people for a better world.
+In September of 1982, Zhang Jie spoke at the UCLA, at the US-Chinese writers conference organized by Norman Cousins, on her thoughts in Literature.''"Life should become what humans beings wish it to be"''. When she talks us about human beings and what we wish for, it is clear that in order to become anything we must have freedom of choice,''"Pure literature as our purpose cannot exist, because the writer’s feeling will have an impact on the material world." Dillard, pag 64.'' Zhang Jie then wants freedom to become, but with the understanding that as writers in this journey, they also have a responsibility to impact the people for a better world.
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 Zhang Jie loves to giggle and to read books. She has a way of looking at you with sarcasm. Zhang Jie also likes Siamese cats a lot. During the UCLA conference, she got a hold of somebody's cat and would not let go of it. People reported that she was holding on to the cat the wrong way, the cat’s behind was facing people in front of her, while the face of the cat was facing Zhang Jie’s back, funny way to hold a kitty, and she did it for a while too, ''"Zhang Jie and innovative and controversial young writer, is carrying my Siamese cat around the house. She holds it by the armpit, so it faces the couch.” Dillard, pag 61.''
 She also loves to speak softly and her work is regularly under fire. I guess people like to criticize her'' "Zhang Jie , whose own work is regularly under fire, had to defend the Party line.”  Dillard, pag 68.''
 == Her work ==

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 == Zhang Jie Goals as a writer ==
-In September of 1982, Zhang Jie spoke at the UCLA, at the US-Chinese writers conference organized by Cousins about her thoughts in Literature.''"Life should become what humans beings wish it to be"''. When she talks about us, as human beings and what we wish for, it is clear to me that in order to become anything, we must have freedom of choice,''"Pure literature as our purpose cannot exist, because the writer’s feeling will have an impact on the material world." Dillard, pag 64.'' Zhang Jie then wants freedom to become, but with the understanding that as writers they have a responsibility to impact the people for a better world.
+In September of 1982, Zhang Jie spoke at the UCLA, at the US-Chinese writers conference organized by Cousins, on her thoughts in Literature.''"Life should become what humans beings wish it to be"''. When she talks about human beings and what we wish for, it is clear to me that in order to become anything, we must have freedom of choice,''"Pure literature as our purpose cannot exist, because the writer’s feeling will have an impact on the material world." Dillard, pag 64.'' Zhang Jie then wants freedom to become, but with the understanding that as writers they have a responsibility to impact the people for a better world.
 == Her work ==