Introduction to Wang Zhousheng

Introduction

Wang Zhousheng was born in Qidong, Jiangsu Province in 1947. He studied in Xiamen, Wenzhou, Shanghai and other places. He went to Chongming Farm in 1968 and entered the Institute of Literature of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in 1979. , graduated from the Adult College of the School of Liberal Arts of Shanghai University in 1995. He is currently a director of the Shanghai Writers Association, a member of the Chinese Writers Association, and an associate researcher at the Institute of Literature of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.

Main books, papers and works:

Academic:

Monograph: "Chronology of Ding Ling", Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Press, July 1997

Biography: "Ding Ling - A Moth to the Flame" Shanghai Education Press, October 1999

Monograph: "Questions about Gender - Contemporary Culture and Social Gender (Part 1)" (currently In press)

Paper: "The Decline of Ding Ling's Feminist Thoughts" Academic Quarterly, Issue 3, 1993

Paper: "Information Age and Literature" Academic Quarterly, Issue 4, 1995

Thesis: "From Overseas Students to New Immigrants" Social Sciences Issue 10, 1996

Thesis: "Behind the Praise - "Hangzhou Beauty Map", Social Gender Discourse and Others"

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Translation paper: "Ding Ling's "Mother"" (American, Tani Barow) "Literary Research" Issue 6, 1990

Translation Thesis: "Literature and Sociology" (American, Leo Lowensee) "Shanghai Literary Theory" Issue 6, 1990

Translated Novels: "We" Foreign Literature and Art 2001 Issue 4

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Creative Category:

Novel "The Lady Who Accompanies Reading", Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, December 1993

Novel "Gender: Female", Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, September 2000 Month

A collection of medium and short stories "Aunt Red", Sichuan People's Publishing House, November 2001

Prose collection:

"I See the American Moon" Anhui Literature and Art Publisher, September 1994, 150,000

"The Mark of Laughter" Wenhui Publishing House, October 1996, 250,000

"The Tired Bird Returns to the Forest", Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 1997 150,000 in March

"Sun in the East and Rain in the West" Zhejiang Children's Publishing House, January 1999 120,000

"Stories in Front of the Harvard Statue" Shanghai Children's Publishing House in 20002 100,000 in April

Reportage "Why are the poppies so red?" " Maritime Literary Forum, October 1995

"The flower of life blooms in freedom" Women's Friends, Issue 6, 1993

"The grass is worthy of the land that nurtured it" Wen Wei Po 1991 May 14, 1990

"Holly Forest, Noisy" Literary Journal, November 15, 1990

"A Wolf Caught in the Hand

- A Glimpse of American Indians" Literary Journal, Issue 593, 1992

"Dance of Faith" Jiefang Daily, May 28, 2001

Awards:

The critical biography "Ding Ling - Moth to the Flame" won the Shanghai Women's Federation Outstanding Book Award

The novel "The Lady Who Reads" won the 2nd Shanghai Mayor's and Novella Awards, and the 6th "Novel Monthly" Hundred Flowers Award.

The novella "Thursday, Don't Get Me into Trouble" won the 7th "Novel Monthly" Hundred Flowers Award.

The short story "Barry the Black Barber" won the 6th "Shanghai Literature" Award

The reportage "Why Are Poppies So Red" won the "Shanghai Literary Forum" Outstanding Work Award.

The reportage "Dance of Faith" won the "Love My China" Essay Award of "Liberation Daily"

The prose "Friends Come from Afar" won the "Urban Essay Award" of "Liberation Daily" in 1992 "First prize.

The essay "Sunset Glow of the Big Cypress Tree" won the 1996 "Beauty in Shanghai" Essay Award of "Liberation Daily".

The essay "Homecoming" won the Xinmin Evening News "My Shanghai Fate" Essay Award.

The essay "That Night of Starry Sky" won the Wenhui Po "I Love China with Reform and Opening Up" Essay Award.