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Ding Sheng ( Chinese: 丁晟) is a Chinese film director and screenwriter. Born in Qingdao, Shandong in 1970, his directorial works include Little Big Soldier, Police Story 2013 and Railroad Tigers (2016), [1] all starring Jackie Chan. [2] Filmography. A Storm in a Teacup (2000) (Director) [3] [4] The Underdog Knight (2008) (Director)
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- Early Life
- Literature and Politics
- Political Imprisonment in Nanjing
- Early Life in Yan'an
- The Yan'an Rectification Movement
- Land Reform and The Sun Shines Over Sanggan River
- Life in The Early People's Republic of China
- Purge and Exile
- Later Years
- Works
Ding Ling was born as Jiang Bingzhi into a gentry family in Linli, Hunan province. Her father, Jiang Baoqian, was a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty and died when Ding Ling was 3 years old. Ding Ling's mother, Yu Manzhen, studied at the Hunan Provincial No. 1 Normal School for Girls where she was a classmate of Xiang Jingyu, an early pioneer in Chi...
In December 1927, Ding Ling wrote and published her first novel "Meng Ke" in Beijing, which was published in the magazine "Fiction Monthly", describing the struggle of a young woman born in a declining bureaucratic family in Shanghai. The initial concern for women's issues was appreciated by editor-in-chief of Ye Shengtao. In February 1928, Ding Li...
In May 1933, together with Feng Da, Ding was arrested by the Kuomintang government and was secretly sent to Nanjing under house arrest. For a long time, the Kuomintang government denied arresting Ding Ling, and many of Ding Ling's friends thought she was dead. In September 1933, under persuasion, Ding Ling wrote the following note: Ding thought tha...
Ding Ling became one of the most influential figures in Yan'an cultural circles, serving as director of the Chinese Literature and Arts Association and editing a newspaper literary supplement. As arguably the most famous writer who came to the Communist-controlled Yan'an area from the Kuomintang-controlled area, she initially enjoyed close relation...
In February 1942, the Yan'an Rectification Movement started and intellectuals were attacked. The literary and art circles responded immediately. At that time, Ding Ling was the editor of the literature and art column of "Liberation Daily". This column published a series of defensive articles around March, arguing that there were hierarchical system...
In early October 1945, Ding and other Yan'an writers marched more than 2,000 miles on foot to Zhangjiakou, the then-capital of the Jin-Cha-Ji Border Area. During this time she lived in the office of the "Jin-Cha-Ji Daily" and devoted herself to writing. On March 12, 1946, she became the editor of the bimonthly magazine "Northern Culture", and took ...
After 1949, Ding took up several important cultural and literary posts in the new Chinese government. These posts included editor-in-chief of " Literature and Art Newspaper ", the director of the Central Literature Research Institute, the director of the Literature and Art Department of the CCP Propaganda Bureau, the party secretary and vice chairm...
In 1955, Ding's former League of Left-Wing Writers colleague Hu Feng, who helped her escape from Nanjing to Shanghai in 1936, underwent a massive purge, with claims that he was leading a "Hu Feng Counter-Revolutionary Clique". Under the political climate, Ding criticized Hu in a critical article "Where Do Enemies Come From", which was published in ...
A few years before her death, Ding was allowed to travel to the United States where she was a guest at the University of Iowa's International Writing Program. Ding Ling and her husband Chen Ming visited Canada in 1981 for 10 days, meeting with Canadian writers Margaret Laurence, Adele Wiseman, and Geoff Hancock; and even Canada's first female Lieut...
Collections
1. Zai hei’an zhong[In the Darkness]. 1928. 2. Zisha riji[Diary of a Suicide]. 1928. 3. Yige nüren[A Woman]. 1928. 4. Shujia zhong[During the Summer Holidays]. 1928. 5. Awei guniang[The Girl Awei]. 1928. 6. Shui[Water]. 1930. 7. Yehui[Night Meeting]. 1930. 8. Zai yiyuan zhong[In the Hospital]. 1941. 9. Ding Ling wenji[Works of Ding Ling], Hunan Renmin Chubanshe. 6 vols. 1982. 10. Ding Ling xuanji[Selected Works of Ding Ling], Sichuan Renmin Chubanshe. 3 vols. 1984.
Fiction
1. Meng Ke. 1927. 2. Shafei nüshi riji. February 1928, Xiaoshuo yuebao (short story magazine); as Miss Sophia's Diary, translated by Gary Bjorge, 1981. 3. Weihu. 1930. 4. Muqin. 1930; as Mother, translated by Tani Barlow, 1989. 5. 1930 Chun Shanghai. 1930; as Shanghai, Spring, 1930, translated by Tani Barlow, 1989. 6. Zai yiyuan zhong. 1941; as In the Hospital, translated by Gary Bjorge, 1981. 7. Wo zai Xia cun de shihou. 1941; as When I Was in Xia Village, translated by Gary Bjorge, 1981. 8....
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