Who are the theoretical critics of the Literary Research Society, Shen Yanbing?

Zheng Zhenduo. Zong Baihua (aesthete, of course, is an advocate of theory) Zhou Zuoren (the advocacy of "human" literature, the advocacy of "beautiful literature", and the construction of new literary theory, one is Zhou Zuoren, the other is Hu Shi, but Hu Shi is not from the Literature Research Association).

Li Jianwu (pen name is Liu Xiwei, is a critic, author of "Chewing Huaji") In fact, there is Xu Zhimo, but Xu Zhimo "had" joined the Literary Research Society, we all know that he is famous for the Crescent School, as for whether it is considered a literary research society, I can't say, but he still has theoretical achievements in new poetry.

Shen Yanbing's original name was Shen Dehong, the word Yanbing. In 1928, he published his first novel, "Eclipse", and began to use the pen name Mao Dun. He is a well-known master and theoretical critic in China.

We are familiar with the author of "Midnight". Greased"Balzac in the twentieth century"with'Belinsky in the twentieth century'.

Mao Dun (1896 1981), formerly known as Shen Yanbing, is a long-form achievement of new Chinese literature, mainly reflected in the creation of Mao Dun's "Midnight". In addition to the long "Midnight", there is also "Eclipse", which is composed of three slightly continuous novellas "Disillusionment", "Shake", and "Pursuit", as well as the short stories ** "Spring Silkworm" and "Lin Family Shop" (some people regard these two as novellas**).

Mao Dun's real name is Shen Dehong, whose name is Yan Bing, and he was born on July 4, 1896 in Wuzhen, Tongxiang County, Zhejiang.

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So what is his word? What is named after him???

Zheng Zhenduo (1898-1958) was a Chinese writer, translator, and bibliophile, who served as the first director of the Cultural Relics Bureau of the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China, and made important contributions to the protection of cultural heritage and cultural museums. He donated his collection of ancient pottery and nearly 100,000 ancient books to the state. The exhibition commemorating the 120th anniversary of the birth of Mr. Zheng Zhenduo is currently being held at the Palace Museum.

His pen name was Guo Yuanxin at first, and later changed to Luoxue.

The nickname is Zheng Muguan, the big name is Zheng Zhenduo, and the word is Xidi. After the fall of Shanghai, Zheng Zhenduo assumed the pseudonym "Chen Jingfu". Pen names include Bin Fen, C.T., and Guo Yuanxin.

Through the state and the state and the public flow.

Real name: Zheng Zhenduo Pen name: Xidi, Zheng Yuanxin, Luoxue.

Gender: Male.

I don't know.

The nickname is Zheng Muguan, and the big name is Zheng Zhenduo.

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Zheng Zhenduo Zheng Zhenduo (1989-1958) was a modern writer, literary historian, famous scholar, and one of the active advocates of the New Culture Movement. Born into a poor family, he enrolled in the Beijing Railway Management School in 1917 with the help of relatives and friends, and after graduation, he worked at the Shanghai Commercial Press. In November 1920, he co-founded the Literary Research Society with Mao Dun, Ye Shengtao and others, and edited the Literary Weekly, the organ of the Literary Research Society.

After 1923, he edited the "** Monthly" for a long time, actively advocated realist literature and literature of blood and tears for life, and devoted himself to translating and introducing the literary works of the Soviet Union and various weak and small nationalities. In 1921, he wrote "The Unified View of Literature", which was the first article in China to theoretically advocate the study of comparative literature. In the same year, he wrote "Suggestions for Sorting Out Chinese Literature", which was the first in China to theoretically put forward the use of new ideas and methods to sort out literary heritage.

His 800,000-word magnum opus, Outline of Literature, can be said to be the first true general history of world literature. Zheng Zhenduo's 700,000-word masterpiece "Illustrated History of Chinese Literature" published in the 30s was the largest and most influential monograph on the history of Chinese literature in China before the liberation. The History of Chinese Folk Literature, published at the same time, is also the first history of folk literature in China, and there is no book that can be replaced so far.

Zheng Zhenduo's contributions to the field of culture other than literature are also admirable. In the 40s, he edited the "Chinese Historical Reference Atlas", "Xuanlantang Series", "Ming Season Historical Materials Series", "Catalogue of Chinese Ancient Ming Pottery Figurines", etc., all of which have made great contributions to the field of Chinese culture. In the 50s, he compiled "Selected Ancient Chinese Woodcuts" and "Selected Paintings of the Song Dynasty", which won the International Most Beautiful Book Award several times in the 80s.

After the liberation, Zheng Zhenduo successively served as a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, director of the Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and vice minister of the Ministry of Culture. On October 17, 1958, while leading a cultural delegation to visit Afghanistan and the United Arab Republic, he unfortunately died in a plane crash.

Maybe the version is different, mine is Yue Yongli.

His real name is Shen Dexiao Mohong, whose name is Yan Bing, is a famous modern Bu Shengqing family, literary critic, cultural activist and social activist, one of the pioneers of the May Fourth New Culture Movement, and one of the founders of China's revolutionary literary Lu Yi.