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Chinese name: Xie Wanying.

Nationality: China.

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Birthplace: Hengling Village, Changle, Fuzhou, Fujian

Date of birth: 1900 101October 5.

Date of death:1Feb. 28, 999

Occupation: poet, writer, translator, children's writer

Graduate school: Wellesley Women's University, USA

Representative works: Stars, Springs, For Young Readers, etc.

Pen name: Bing Xin

Bing Xin (190010.05—1999.02.28) died at the age of 99. He was born in Hengling Village, Changle, Fuzhou, Fujian Province. His original name was Xie Wanying and his pen name was Bing Xin. It means "a piece of ice in the jade pot". Known as the "old man of the century", he is a famous modern poet, writer, translator and children's writer. He used to be honorary chairman of the Central Committee of China Association for Promoting Democracy, vice chairman of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, honorary chairman and consultant of Chinese Writers Association, and honorary director of China Translators Association.

works

1. Stars and Springs (Poems) 1923, Business. Superman (collection of novels and essays) 1920, business. 3. Send it to a young reader (newsletter collection) 1978, Beixin. 4. Past events (novel prose) 193 1, enlightenment. 5 Nangui (Prose Collection) 1945, Beixin.6 Aunt (Novel Collection) 1987, Beixin. 7. Bing Xin's novels, one of the complete works, 1932, Beixin. 8 Complete Works of Bing Xin-Bing Xin Poetry 1932, Beixin. 10. Leisure (collection of poems and essays) 1922, Beixin 1 1. Go to the countryside (collection of novels) 1933, Beixin. 12. Travel Notes of Pingsui 1935, Pingsui Railway Bureau. 13. Dong Er girl (novel collection) 1935, Beixin. 14. One of Bing Xin's works-Bing Xin's collection of novels 1943, Wu. 15. The second collection of Bing Xin's works-Bing Xin's prose collection 1943, Wu. 16. The third collection of Bing Xin's works-Bing Xin's poetry anthology 1943, Wu. 17. About women (essays) 1943, Heaven and Earth. 18. Selected essays of Bing Xin's novels 1954, Humanities. 19. Tao Qi's summer diary (novel) 1956, Shanghai children. 20. The Return of the Native Miscellaneous Notes (Prose Collection) 1957, Shanghai Children. 2 1. After returning (essays) 1958, writer. 22. Send young readers again (communication collection)1958 March 1 1, and 2 1 articles written by 1960 and * * * were published in People's Daily and Children's Times successively. 23. "We Awaken Spring" (Prose Collection) 1960, Hundred Flowers. 24. "Little Orange Lantern" (anthology of novels and essays) 1960, writer. 25. ode to cherry blossoms (essays) 1962, Hundred Flowers. 26. "Notes on the Collection" (essay) 1964, writer. 27. "Yi Xian Ji" (essays and novels) 1980, Baihua. 28. Three Little Readers (Newsletter Collection) 198 1, children. 29. Note Beads (On Creation) 1982, Humanities. 30. The Creation of Bing Xin Theory 1982, Shanghai Literature and Art.31. Selected Works of Bing Xin 1982, Children. 32. Selected Works of Bing Xin 1983, Humanities. 33. Selected Works of Bing Xin (1-2) 1983, Sichuanese (incomplete). Bing Xin's Works (1-3) 1983 Shanghai Literature and Art (incomplete) .35. Complete works of Bing Xin 36. "Pick only children for many lines" 198 1, children, compiled into primary school Chinese textbooks. 37 My Secret 1957 38 In terms of prose in Class 25 of Preparatory School, I have created four series of articles, namely, Write as I Think, My Autobiography, About Men, and Miscellaneous Notes on Vouchers 2000. Miscellaneous Notes in the Mountains was created by his illness in the mountains during his study in the United States.

Translated bibliography

Prophet (poetry anthology) Syrian Kailuo Ji Bolun,1931; Indian Annard's New Moon Indian Fairy Tales,1955; India Tagore's "Chittaglia" (poetry anthology),1955; Humanistic Indian folk stories. 1958, Tagore's Drama Collection (IV) 1959, Ma Hengda's poetry anthology (Nepali) and Sun Yonghe's translation, 1965, The Lamp Burner by Anton Buttigieg of Malta (poetry anthology), 198655.

When traveling abroad, I don't forget to tell the readers interesting things in time, and wrote the famous "For Young Readers" for the children. Be warmly welcomed by the children. Her works, including prose collections "After Coming Back, We Wake Up in Spring", "Ode to Cherry Blossoms", "Notes on Picking Up the Leftovers" and "Yi Xian Ji", show a colorful life and still maintain her unique style in art, among which "To a Little Reader", "To a Little Reader Again" and "Three Times to a Little Reader" show her love for children, and she hopes. Her works also include poems "Stars" and "Spring Water", among which "Paper Boat" won the lifelong honor award of modern poetry. It is an untitled free poem with "nature", "innocence" and "maternal love" as its main contents, praising maternal love and innocence, praising nature and thinking and feeling about life. Her beautiful study expresses her feelings for her mother, her love for her children and her understanding of life. Her short story Empty Nest won the 1980 Excellent Short Story Award. In the same year, Xiao Ju Deng, a children's literature work, won the honorary prize of the National Children's Literature Creation Award. In addition to the above works, Bing Xin also published a collection of novels, Superman, Going to the Countryside, Dong Er Girl, Novel Prose Collection, Female Prose Collection, Complete Works of Bing Xin, Collected Works of Bing Xin and Selected Works of Bing Xin's Translation. Her works have been translated into many foreign languages and published. Bing Xin advocates "the philosophy of love". "Motherly love, innocence and nature" is the main theme of his works. She loves children very much, regards them as "the most sacred people" and thinks that they are the flowers of the motherland and should be loved and respected by the people. Her works are full of love for nature, praise and praise for maternal love and innocence, and praise for life.

The origin of pseudonym

19 19, when Xie Wanying published his first novel Two Families, he used the pseudonym "Bing Xin" for the first time. When someone asked her why she used "Bing Xin", she recalled: "At that time, I didn't want my classmates to know that I wrote the article, and the strokes of" Bing Xin "were simple and easy to write, which was consistent with the meaning of" Ying "in my real name. After I was born, my grandfather asked a fortune teller to tell my fortune. The fortune teller said I should be a man, and I was hit by satellites. He also said that I was short of fire. So my second uncle named me' Wan Ying', and there are two words' fire' on the prefix' English'. "