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Tag Archives: Chinese Writers’ Association
Translation award vacant in Fifth Lu Xun Literary Prize
One laureate for poetry has a series of poems lauding women from Wuhan who light up the silver screen; the translation award is vacant this year.
Posted in Translation
Tagged Chinese Writers' Association, literature, Lu Xun Literary Prize, poetry, translation
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Now that’s how to print an apology
The Chongqing Times prints a front-page apology to the Chinese Writers’ Association, promising to do a better job in the future of following Marxist journalism theories and implementing the ideas of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged apologies, Chinese Writers' Association, Chongqing Times
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A writers’ conference in the presidential suite
The West China City Daily (华西都市报) apologizes for reporting that the Chinese Writers’ Association stayed in the Presidential Suite and dined extravagantly for its annual meeting in Chongqing.
Posted in Media
Tagged apologies, Chinese Writers' Association, journalism, West China City Daily
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Jin Yong joins the Chinese Writers’ Association
Other writers quit in protest. Zheng Jun explains why it’s pointless to get all het up about it. Wang Xiaoyu calles Jin Yong a “post-80s” writer.
Posted in Books
Tagged Chinese Writers' Association, Jin Yong, Louis Cha, Wang Xiaoyu, Zheng Jun, Zheng Yuanjie
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Do women need their own Writers’ Association?
Jiang Yun (蒋韵) is president of the new Shanxi Women Writers’ Association.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged books, Chinese Writers' Association, Jiang Yun, Shanxi, writers' association
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High taxes are the enemy of good literature
Er Yue He (二月河), aka Ling Jiefang (凌解放), calls for the government to exempt writers from the income tax.
Posted in Books
Tagged books, Chinese Writers' Association, Er Yue He, GAPP, Mao Dun Prize, NPC, taxes, The Beijing News, Yu Hua
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The Chinese Writers’ Association: what good is it?
Tie Ning becomes president of the Chinese Writers’ Association. Is it nothing more than a useless political organization, as Wang Lixiong alleges?
Posted in Books, Recently on Danwei, State media
Tagged @classic, books, Cao Wenxuan, Chinese Writers' Association, Jia Pingwa, Tie Ning, Wang Lixiong
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