Who is the author of Winter in Jinan?

Lao She, whose real name is Shu Qingchun, whose real name is She Yu, is a native of Zhenghongqi, Manchu, and whose original name is Shu Shujue Roche (Shu Mulu's surname is doubtful), is a famous modern novelist, writer and dramatist in China. Persecuted during the Cultural Revolution,1On the night of August 24th, 966, Lao She drowned in Taiping Lake in northwest Beijing at the age of 67. Wife Hu Jieqing 1899, Lao She was born in a standard-bearer family in Beijing. The following year, Eight-Nation Alliance attacked Beijing. Lao She's father was Lao She's protector. His father was a Manchu guard who was killed when Eight-Nation Alliance shelled Beijing. My mother is also Manchu. She makes a living by washing clothes for others. Wife: Hu Yiqing, a native of Manchu Zhenghongqi, 193 1 graduated from Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University. 1958 was hired as a first-class artist by Beijing China Painting Academy. He has served as executive director of China Painting Research Association, member of China Artists Association, member of China Calligraphy Association, president of Manchu Painting and Calligraphy Research Association, consultant of Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles, consultant of China Painting Research Association, consultant of Beijing China Flower and Bird Painting Research Association, etc. Eldest daughter: Ji Shu, former deputy editor-in-chief of People's Literature Publishing House; Son: Yi Shu, professor-level senior engineer; Second daughter: Yu Shu, professor; Younger daughter: Li Shu

Lao She in People's Republic of China (PRC) Period

Jun Yongshou guards Zhengyang Gate (Tiananmen Square in the Qing Dynasty). Facing the invading Japanese army, it fought to the death. After Eight-Nation Alliance invaded Beijing, Lao She's family was ransacked by Italian soldiers. Lao She, who was only one and a half years old at that time, survived because of an upside-down box.

Because of his father's death, Lao She and his mother lived a poor life. Lao She was not able to study in a private school until he was 9 years old with the support of a Manchu nobleman named Liu Shoumian. 19 13 years, Lao She was admitted to Shi Jing No.3 Middle School (now Beijing No.3 Middle School), and dropped out several months later due to financial difficulties. In the same year, he was admitted to Beijing Normal University at public expense and graduated from 19 18. From 19 18 to 1924, he successively served as the principal of public 17 higher primary school and ethnic school (now Fang Jia Hutong Primary School), persuaded students in the northern suburbs of Beijing, and served as a teacher in Tianjin Nankai Middle School and Beijing No.1 Middle School.