Lao She's Autobiography

Author: Xu Deming
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Ba Jin called him "the best typical Chinese intellectual," Cao Yu said he was "a contemporary Chinese giant," and the government awarded him the title of "People's Artist." Zhu Guangqian believed his novels were among the very few he once taught at the University of London and lived in the United States for nearly four years. He is the only modern writer to receive the title of "People's Artist." He is also a writer who can perceive life and bravely face death, and he is a writer who has long been the focus of the world literary scene and has been continuously mythologized. This book is directly based on the "Lao She Collection" and "Lao She Correspondence Collection" (compiled by Shu Ji, published by People's Literature Publishing House and Baihua Literature Publishing House), and greatly benefits from Mr. Hu Xuqing's "Lao She's Life and Creative Autobiography" (published by People's Literature Publishing House). Additionally, references were made to "Lao She's Chronology" (compiled by Gan Hai'an, published by Bibliography and Documentation Publishing House) and "Lao She Research Materials" (compiled by Zeng Guangcan and Wu Huailing, published by Beijing October Literature Publishing House), among others.