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  • ...ature hinged upon the transformation of archaic literature into vernacular literature. The new style of writing he initiated gained great popularity for a time,
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  • Yang received a bachelor’s degree in literature from Suzhou University in 1932 and entered Tsinghua University, majoring in ...rtress Besieged." She then became a researcher at the Institute of Foreign Literature under the Academia Sinica in 1952.
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  • ...al University in Kyushu, where he majored in medicine. But as a big fan of literature, he read a lot of the works of Tagore, Goethe, Shakespeare and Whitman. In ...ten with anti-feudalist themes, which labeled his works with revolutionary literature.
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  • ...(CPC) in April 1983. He graduated from Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Peking University where he completed an undergraduate program. 1979-1983 Studied at Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Peking University
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  • ...Buddhist research, but also precious clues to ancient Oriental languages, literature, art, philosophy and medicine.
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  • ...inese League of Left-wing Dramatists in September 1931 and posted on the ''Literature Leader'' Volume 1, combined 6 & 7 Issue on October 23 of the same year, mar
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  • [[1981]]: China officially opened the '''[[Museum of Patent Literature]]'''.
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  • ...the harbor. It is also the home town of [[Shen Congwen]], a great Chinese literature master and [[Huang Yongyu]], a traditional Chinese painting master. The Chi
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  • [[Category:People]] [[Category:Writers]] [[Category:Literature]]
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  • Yang's mother was an engineer, and her father taught English literature at [[Beijing Foreign Studies University]] and sometimes served as the offic
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  • ...“Students from Middle and High Schools”, “We Love Science” and “Children’s Literature”. ...History”, “Series of Fine Chinese Popular Science on Math” and “Children’s Literature Classics of 60 Years”.
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  • ...rs on the local post, Su turned his home into a school teaching poetry and literature, spreading culture of the Central Plains, thus starting Confucian education
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  • ...ear in various cities in [[China]]. Initiated by the [[China Federation of Literature and Art Circles]] and the [[China Filmmaker Association]] in 1992, the even
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  • ...languages, Sino-Indian cultural relations, Buddhism, comparative and folk literature, essays and translations of literary works.
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  • [[category:literature]]
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  • ...scenarios at that time. Du Fu's poems had significant influence on Chinese literature development, and therefore he is esteemed as the Poem Saint. In 759, Du Fu
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  • ...njing University]] and served as the dean of the philosophy department and literature school of [[Tsinghua University]]. From 1947 to 1948, Feng was invited to t
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  • ...with an award for Outstanding Achievement of the Year in Chinese language literature.
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  • ...shaping the mindset of the Chinese people. Chinese aesthetics, politics, literature, philosophy and medicine have all been greatly influenced by Buddhism. Duri
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  • ...e foot of [[Fragrant Mountain]]. [[Cao Xueqin]] is China's great master in literature in 18th century. His masterpiece named[[ A Dream of Red Mansions]] is renow
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  • ...riters]] and published his short story "''The First Lesson of Life''" in ''Literature Monthly''. Dealing with the experiences of a young man wandering in foreign ...Artists]]. Seven years later, he went to [[Chongqing]] and taught Chinese literature at [[Chongqing University]]. During this time, Ai Wu wrote a dozen volumes
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  • ...reign literary works. He was director of the Research Institute of Foreign Literature of the [[Chinese Academy of Social Sciences]].
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  • ...teach in Chunhui Middle and High School. At that same time, he joined the Literature Research Society when it was established. It was then that he translated th ...listic writer Katai Tayama. In 1927, he became the director of the Chinese Literature School at Shanghai’s Jinan University. Based on his experiences as a teac
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  • [[category:literature]]
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  • ...s biography and some 400 mementos, including his manuscripts, letters, and literature periodicals. In the center of the courtyard is a square grape trellis, whic ...uan to the Chinese Writers' Association as a fund to establish the Mao Dun Literature Award as a way to encourage excellent Chinese novelists.
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  • ...haracters appeared in inscriptions on bronze wares. However, ''caoshu'' in literature refers to a specific style developed from [[Qin]] ''lishu'' (official scrip
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  • ...book called Beautiful English and has translated several works of western literature. She works together with her husband who is not disabled. Zhang believes th
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  • In 1940, Ai became the dean of the literature department of Yucai College, Chongqing, but he soon left for Yan’an, wher ...e Arts. Then, he was sat in on both the first National Congress of Chinese Literature and Art Workers and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conferenc
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  • ...rtant literary works when serving as the Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Chinese Literature Press (called New World Press since 2002).
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  • ...Film Academy three times, finally succeeding in 1993, and enrolled in the literature school of the university.
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  • ...大典), China’s largest encyclopedia, covers a variety of subjects, including literature, art, medicine and agriculture.
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  • ...eorist, Ah Cheng was influenced by his father and developed a deep love of literature and art. Before finishing his high school education during the [[Cultural R
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  • ...turned to China she became a lecturer for the Publishing House for Foreign Literature in Beijing from 1952 to 1965. In 1965 she worked as a journalist for [[Chin
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  • ...ring this period were published in either ''Short Story Monthly'' or ''The Literature'', a periodical published every 10 days. After he taught at [[Hangzhou No.1 ...olific writer, Ye holds a prominent place in the history of modern Chinese literature. Apart from his poems and plays published in the early 1920s, his ''Scarecr
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  • ...chant for Western culture and ways of life, and, particularly, the art and literature produced by people of the Occidental world. ...wever, served as a forum for him to lampoon [[Lu Xun]] and the proletarian literature.
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  • A Guangdong native, Lin was a 1945 bachelor graduate from the literature school at [[Sun Yat-sen University]]. That same year, he joined [[the Comm
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  • [[Category:Comtemporary Literature]]
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  • ...y and language. He went to Japan in 1914, first to study medicine and then literature. In 1918, he began to write a new style of poetry under the pen name Guo Mo ...Political Consultative Conference]], chairman of the [[China Federation of Literature and Art Circles]], president of the [[Chinese Academy of Sciences]]. While
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  • ...considered not only Ba Jin's best, but also one of the best modern Chinese literature. ...es, in addition to an abridged version of the former. In 1936, he set up ''Literature in Season'', a monthly, with the help of Jin Yi. Shortly afterwards, he joi
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  • [[category: literature]]
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  • ...''The Sun Shines over the Sanggan River'', which won the Stalin Prize for Literature in 1951 and was eventually translated into many foreign languages. A depict ...st of her time on cultural exchanges with other countries and lecturing on literature. Most of her writing in this period was literary criticism, speeches, and e
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  • ...Studies University, majoring in French and once studied in the College of Literature of Zaire National University. He received his doctor’s degree in Sociolog
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  • ...Tongji Gymnasium of German Language in Shanghai where he majored in German literature and philosophy. In 1919, he joined the Young China Society and both helped
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  • ...anslating American authors, and writing columns to introduce the school of literature and its relevant literary theories to Chinese readers.
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  • ...ure are fully demonstrated through characters and pictures in the areas of literature and the historical materials.
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  • Studied at Department of [[Chinese Language]] and [[Literature]] of [[Nanjing University]] in 1963-1968 and graduated in 1968.
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  • Born in 1982, Tong developed a strong enthusiasm for literature. She read whatever she could get, from the works of kung fu writer [[Gu Lon
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  • ...ed that Yan is one of the front-runners to win this year's Nobel Prize for Literature. However, the rumor was denied by both Yan and the Swedish Nobel Academy.
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  • [[Category:People]] [[Category:Writers]] [[Category:Literature]]
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  • After 1933, An E took part in the progressive literature and art movement in Shanghai and became director of the Song Department of
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  • Born in 1916, [[Jiangsu Province]], Qian developed a great interest in literature and art. In 1935, he graduated from Suzhou Fine Arts College and became a p
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  • ...in the 16th century, one of the [[Four Great Classical Novels]] of Chinese literature. First shot in 1982 and first broadcast in 1986, the drama tells of the leg
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  • ...the last living witness to [[Mao Zedong]]’s Talks at Yan’an Conference on Literature and Art in 1942, a monumental speech influencing China’s ensuing proletar
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  • ...thout bidding him farewell. Lin devoted herself to writing new vernacular literature in China.
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  • ...orey building, stands at the rear for housing Buddhist sutras, scriptures, literature and books. Behind the temple can usually be found the living quarters of th
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  • ...The ''yangko'' opera had a big impact on the development of revolutionary literature and art.
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  • ...ks, totaling more than six hundred thousand words. In 1958, the [[People's Literature Publishing House]] published the ''Selected Works of Xiao Hong''. In 1981,
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  • == Art and literature == ...from slavery to feudalism. It is extremely important for the study of Naxi literature, history and religion.
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  • ...studied abroad. Under their influence (especially her mother’s), she loved literature and had a good command of English. After her mother’s death and her fathe
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  • ...science, engineering, military science, management, economics, philosophy, literature, education, law and history. The university consists of 10 colleges adminis
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  • ...the Jiamusi No. 19 Middle School ever since, teaching Chinese language and literature.
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  • ...never used it, attending instead [[the University of Hong Kong]] to study literature. She never would receive a degree though: Hong Kong fell to the Japanese in
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  • ...y Review'' to promote Marxism-Leninism and raise the slogan "revolution in literature." Thus, Chen was one of the founders and leading figures of the [[May 4th M
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  • ...e was so influential that he was dubbed the "Father of China’s Countryside Literature."
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  • Aug. 1974 -- Sep. 1977 Student of Chinese language and literature, Chinese Department, Guiyang Normal College
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  • ...he was often frustrated and demoted. He was a man of many gifts in poetry, literature, and calligraphy, making a strong contribution to all these fields. He was
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  • ...999, he graduated from Taiwan Soochow University with a degree in Japanese literature. Lu hasn't been formally apprenticed by any master to teach him his skills.
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  • ...unique verse forms. Their long winter evenings are also enlivened by oral literature, riddles and proverbs, as well as handicrafts such as toy making, embroider
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  • ...ling lyrics, thrived. During the [[Yuan Dynasty]], ''qu'', another type of literature based on music became popular. This was also a period when many traditional
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  • ...ovy Vary International Film Festival and the Best Art award and Children’s Literature award at the Hundred Flowers Film Festival.
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  • ...graduation from [[Tsinghua University]] in 1916, but he eventually studied literature and drama at Harvard University.
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  • ...e Saga of American Doctor George Hatem in China" and "A Sampler of Chinese Literature from the Ming Dynasty to Mao Zedong," not to mention his autobiography "I C
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  • ...childhood. He loves Western art, and is an accomplished scholar of ancient literature, history and philosophy. From the point of view of his being a painter, his
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  • ...supplement. After he moved to Shanghai in 1927, he audited classes in the literature department of Shanghai Art University run by ''Tian Han'' and meantime wrot His main works include “In the Human World” (1934), “On ‘the Decorative Literature’” (1934), “Sacrifice in Night” (1944), “A Visit to Xianyang” (1
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  • 1980-1982 Student of Chinese language and literature, Chinese Department, Inner Mongolia University
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  • ..."Journey to the West," one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature.
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  • ...sity of International Relations in [[Beijing]] in 1981, majoring in French literature. He was retained at the university as a faculty member after graduation in
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  • ...nonlinear problems. The method was named Chien’s (Qian’s) method in Soviet literature. His works on generalized variational principle (1970-1990) were useful to
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  • [[Category: People]][[Category: writers]][[Category: Literature]]
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  • ...nrolling at Wellesley College, where she graduated with a major in English literature in 1917. She was fully Westernized by her U.S. education, and famously said
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  • ...m Russia" in 1931, Sha wrote to [[Lu Xun]] , the pioneer of Chinese modern literature, to ask his advice on the issue of subject matter. After the publication of
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  • ...he mindset of the Chinese people. Chinese [[aesthetics]], [[politics]], [[literature]], [[philosophy]] and medicine have all been greatly influenced by Buddhism
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  • ...f the Temple is the Show Room of Different Editions of the Buddhist Sacred Literature through the Ages.
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  • The Suis boast a treasure house of colorful oral literature and art. Their literature includes poetry, legends, fairy tales and fables. Among the various forms,
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  • The Shuis boast a treasure house of colorful oral literature and art. Their literature includes poetry, legends, fairy tales and fables. Among the various forms,
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  • ...led directly on to a postgraduate program majoring in British and American literature at Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) in 1978.
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  • ...[[Beijing]]. Two years later, he transferred to the department of foreign literature and in [[1933]], while still a student, Cao Yu published his maiden work ''
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  • ...ed in the U.S. with their two children. She received an honorary Doctor of Literature Degree from Chungang in Seoul, Korea in 1967, and an honorary degree at Lin
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  • ...nce and later moved to the village of Liujiang. From childhood, he studied literature and practiced martial arts. After unsuccessfully sitting the imperial exami
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  • ...han sect chose to dispense with written scriptures, it suffered no loss of literature during the persecution of Buddhism under the reign of Emperor Wuzong of the ...y because of these quotations that posterity has been able to cherish Chan literature as a major component of the cultural heritage of Chinese Buddhism, so much
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  • ...ed a wealth of writings. But his efforts proved short-lived as most of the literature of this sect was damaged or missing as a result of the persecution of Buddh
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  • Gelao folk literature consists of poetry, stories and proverbs. Poems are of three, five or seven
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  • ...was born in [[Beijing]] in August 1958. He has been interested in art and literature since he was a child. After graduating from high school, Feng worked in the
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  • ...1950s under the new central government. Responsible for matters of art and literature, he acted as director of both the bureau of theater and the bureau of art a
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  • ...ing favorable conditions for the translation and dissemination of Buddhist literature. ...lated more than a hundred Buddhist writings, which greatly replenished the literature of Tibetan Buddhism. As an important figure in the second stage of developm
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  • ...eve reincarnation in the Pure Land of the Amitatha Buddha with karmas. The literature of the Jingtu sect is generally limited to three sutras and one treatise, a
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  • ...foot tapping and swinging to the left. The Lahus have a rich stock of oral literature, most of which is related to physical labor. The most popular form of poetr
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  • Gelo folk literature consists of poetry, stories and proverbs. Poems are of three, five or seven
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  • This ethnic group possesses a rich folk literature, which includes fairy tales, fables, folk songs, proverbs and poems. During
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