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• Shen Yanbing
  ...5). He is one of the most celebrated left-wing realist novelists of modern China. His most famous works are ''Ziye'', a novel depicting life in cosmopolitan ...n name to express the tension in the conflicting revolutionary ideology in China in the unstable 1920s. His friend [[Ye Shengtao]] changed the first charact
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• Ba Jin
  ...s upbringing was arranged by his grandfather, who was the domineering head of the house, and it was not until his grandfather’s death that Ba Jin was f ...erica. His living circumstances and a longing for home brought him back to China one year later in 1928.[2]
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• Zhang Jie (born 1937)
  ...end of a decade of prosecution and repression of the intellectual class in China through what is call the ...ovel 'Love must not be forgotten' in 1978, two years later after the death of the dictator Mao." www.miscelaneaeditores.com ''
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• Lu Xun Complete Works/en/Sanxianji
  [Complete Works of Lu Xun, Volume 4] Silent China
  6 KB (885 words) - 11:40, 12 April 2026
• Lu Xun - Three Idle Collections
  [Complete Works of Lu Xun, Volume 4] Silent China
  6 KB (859 words) - 08:33, 27 March 2026
• Zheng Zhenduo
  ...hinese Academy of Science philosophical social sciences, the vice-chairman of Chinese folk literature and art research council, etc. He died in a plane c ...grandfather. "Zhen" (振) denotes arousing an action and "Duo" (鐸) is a kind of big bell. His grandfather wanted him to ring like a great bell to summon an
  19 KB (2,631 words) - 17:52, 12 June 2016
• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 22
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Literature|prev=History_of_Chinese_Literature/Chapter_21|next=Histo = Chapter 22: Literature of the People's Republic I — Socialist Realism and Its Discontents (1949–1966) =
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• Global Impact of Chinese Culture 2022
  '''Global Impact of Chinese Culture''' ...vement of China’s national status and economic strength, the global impact of Chinese culture is becoming more noticeable.
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• History of Chinese Culture/Chapter 13
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Culture|prev=History_of_Chinese_Culture/Chapter_12|next=History_of_ == 1. Introduction: The Radical Transformation of Culture ==
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• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 32
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Literature|prev=History_of_Chinese_Literature/Chapter_31|next=Histo = Chapter 32: Translation, Cultural Exchange, and the Shaping of Chinese Literature =
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• Yu Hua
  [[File:Yu_hua.jpg|450px|thumb|left|Yu Hua at the 2005 Singapore Writers Festival [[http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yu_hua.jpg]]]] Yu Hua was born on April 3, 1960 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province of China. [[File:753px-Zhejiang_in_China.png|200px|thumb|right| Birth Place [[http:/
  11 KB (1,938 words) - 09:59, 5 June 2016
• Qian Zhongshu (1910
  ..., French, Russian, English, French and Spanish. Zhongshu choice to stay in China, and write in Chinese during the extremely hard times they were going throu ...es.php?searchterm=026_yangjiang.inc&issue=026] Qian Zhongshu with the love of his life, wife Yang Jiang]]
  17 KB (3,005 words) - 21:50, 11 December 2012
• Lu Xun Complete Works/zh-en/Sanxianji
  [Complete Works of Lu Xun, Volume 4] Silent China
  15 KB (1,285 words) - 05:10, 24 April 2026
• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 31
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Literature|prev=History_of_Chinese_Literature/Chapter_30|next=Histo ...nature of language, the purpose of writing, and the moral responsibilities of the literate person.
  32 KB (4,780 words) - 18:32, 16 April 2026
• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 33
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Literature|prev=History_of_Chinese_Literature/Chapter_32|next=Histo = Chapter 33: Printing, Publishing, and the Material Culture of Literature =
  29 KB (4,240 words) - 18:32, 16 April 2026
• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 28
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Literature|prev=History_of_Chinese_Literature/Chapter_27|next=Histo ...entity and the language in which he or she writes? And how do the circuits of translation, publication, and critical reception that constitute "world lit
  46 KB (6,722 words) - 17:43, 16 April 2026
• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 25
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Literature|prev=History_of_Chinese_Literature/Chapter_24|next=Histo ...us liberalization of the 1980s but by a more complex and ambiguous dynamic of accommodation, evasion, and oblique resistance.
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• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 27
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Literature|prev=History_of_Chinese_Literature/Chapter_26|next=Histo == 1. Introduction: Literature at the Margins of the Chinese World ==
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• Hist Trans EN 12
  '''History of Translations''' [[History_of_Translations|Overview Page of History of Translation]]
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• History of Chinese Literature/Chapter 21
  {{Book Nav|book=History of Chinese Literature|prev=History_of_Chinese_Literature/Chapter_20|next=Histo = Chapter 21: Revolution, War, and Literature in the Service of the Nation (1927–1949) =
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