Mao Dun
Mao Dun (also known as Shen Dehong) was a prominent Chinese novelist and essayist, best known for his influential works in modern Chinese literature, including 'Midnight' and 'The Shop of the Lin Family.' He was a leading figure in the May Fourth Movement and played a significant role in establishing the China Modern Literature Museum, advocating for the preservation of literary heritage.
Born on Jul 04, 1896 (129 years old)
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Mao Dun wrote the lyrics for the song 'Road Construction Song' which describes the scene of building the international transportation line during the war.
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Mao Dun highlighted the importance of capturing the spirit of the original work in translation.
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China:
Mao Dun was a writer who contributed to the cultural efforts during the anti-Japanese war.
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Mao Dun referred to the rescue operation as the greatest rescue work since the war began.
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Mao Dun supported the establishment of the China Modern Literature Museum and pledged to donate his entire collection of creative materials.
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Mao Dun is referenced in the context of the influence of Western literature on Chinese writers.
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