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Zhou Zuoren Zhou Zuoren, whose real name is Kui tree, after the change of acacia trees the-ya life, the word Kai Meng, blind, No. Zhi Tang, and named Zuoren, pseudonym Qi Ming, Chung density, etc. (Lssdjt.com)
Born in 1885 in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, Lu Xun's younger brother, modern essayist, literary translator. learning Navy management into the Jiangnan Naval Academy in 1903, after graduating obtain official fees abroad Japan. (l $ j��.c�� or) to Japan in 1906 to study naval technology, after the change to learn a Foreign Language here with feather too Nobuko married in May 1911 back to Shaoxing. Revolution, he served as the military government of Zhejiang Province Education Department Inspectorate , Shaoxing County Education Association, Provincial Fifth faculty. (history cn) in 1917 recommended menstrual Lu Xun to the Beijing University and other schools teach
"Literature Revolution, published "Literature," civilian literature and a large number of vernacular prose, actively promoting the new literature, criticized the feudal and feudal literature, have a greater impact. participate in 1921 initiated the establishment of the Literature Research Society. Li Dazhao was killed in April 1927, has to protect Li Dazhao of sub. PLATFORM fled to their own month-long
1931 "9.18" Incident, the future of China, despair, surrendered to the Japanese after the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, as Peking University, College of Liberal Arts of pseudo long, pseudo-North China Government Affairs Committee Education Department supervision, degenerated into a traitor literati After the war, (1 $ dj��.c��m) was arrested by the Kuomintang government, was released on bail in January 1949 after the founding of translation work in 1966 & ldquo ; Cultural Revolution "hit and died on May 7, 1967." origins of Chinese New Literature "Own Garden", "rainy day book," Lu Xun's hometown, has translated " the Japanese Kyogen Johnson "," Aesop's Fables, "European Euripides tragedy set".