What are Ru Zhijuan s main works, what are Ru Zhijuan s representative works?

The main works include: "Lilies", "Quiet Maternity Hospital", "Tall Poplar Tree" and so on. The main works published since the new period include "Editing the Wrong Story", "The Path on the Prairie", "Children's Love", and "Housework". "An Old Song" and so on.

The most famous is "Lilies". Others include "The Quiet Maternity Hospital" and "The Tall Poplar Tree".

Ru Zhijuan was born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province in 1925 in Shanghai. In 1943, he joined the New Fourth Army. During the war years, he worked in the army's art troupe.

He began publishing in 1950. The short story "Lilies", published in 1958, is one of his representative works, and it received wide attention at the time. The short stories of the fifties and sixties of the twentieth century are collected in two collections, "The Tall Poplar Tree" and "The Quiet Maternity Hospital" (rearranged in 1978 as a collection of short stories entitled "Lilies").

Ru Zhijuan. Good at writing lyrical psychology**. Expressing the theme of war, showing the poetry and generosity of the military and civilians with ethereal and exquisite brushstrokes; Reflecting the life of socialist construction, the soft and delicate brushstrokes often wander in the spiritual world of working women, showing the inner eagerness of the characters and the virtuous character of the characters.

After entering the new era, Ru Zhijuan's vision has become broader and deeper, and his works "from smile to contemplation" are full of warmth and spiciness, enthusiasm and coldness, and his creative style has developed. Her creations are known for their short stories. The tone is fresh, handsome and cautious, the plot is simple and chivalrous, and the details are rich and expressive.

It is good at reflecting the essence of the time width from a small angle.

Many of Ru Zhijuan's works, such as "Lilies", "The Quiet Maternity Hospital", "As Wished", "A Shu", and "Three Walks of Solemnity", have been praised by Mao Dun, Bingxin, Wei Jinzhi, Hou Jinjing and other writers of the older generation, and some of her works have been translated into Japanese, French, Russian, English, Vietnamese and other languages and published abroad. Since the beginning of the new era, Ru Zhijuan has published more than 10 articles**, and with the deepening of the theme, the style has also changed, implying a sharp edge in the clear.

Since the beginning of the new era, Ru Zhijuan has published more than 10 articles**, and with the deepening of the theme, the style has also changed, implying a sharp edge in the clear. Her main works include: Lilies (People's Literature Publishing House, 1958), The Quiet Zen Monastery (China Youth Publishing House, 1962), and The Tall Poplar Tree (Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 1959).

In the new era, Shen Chazao's main works published in celebration of the tease include "Can't Do Without You" (published in "People's **" on November 5, 1978), "The Story of the Wrong Editing" ("People's Literature", February 1979), "The Road on the Prairie" ("Harvest", No. 3, 1979), "Children's Love" ("Shanghai Literature", January 1980), and "Housework" ("Northern Literature", No. 3, 1980). "An Ancient Song" (Wenhui Supplement, No. 3, 1980), etc.

Ru Zhijuan's daughter Wang Anyi is also a famous contemporary female writer.

The author's third category of works shows that she has made efforts in the selection of themes for revolutionary struggle, but from an aesthetic point of view, they are the weakest part of Ru Zhijuan's works, and even the subtlety of the author's conception and the expressiveness of details shown in the first two types of works are relatively lacking in this type of work. If "Aunt Guan" is the author's early work, it can be said otherwise, then the carelessness of the image portrayal in "Three Walks to Yanjiazhuang" shows that the author's emphasis on the revolutionary factors of the characters makes her ignore the reflection on the rich inner world of people. The vividness of these works is also far less than that of her other two works.

The success or failure of Ru Zhijuan's creative practice once again shows that small themes are equally impactful when handled well, while large themes are also pale and powerless if they are not handled well.

Ru Zhijuan (September 13, 1925 - October 7, 1998), a native of Shanghai, a famous contemporary female writer, the wife of the famous director Wang Xiaoping1, and the mother of Wang Anyi. Her creations are known for their short stories. The tone of the pen is fresh and handsome, the plot is simple and chivalrous, and the details are rich and expressive.

He is good at reflecting the essence of the times from a small perspective. used to use the pen names Aru and Chu Xu. His ancestral home is Hangzhou, Zhejiang.

Born in Shanghai in September 1925. The family was poor, he lost his mother and father at a young age, and relied on his grandmother to make handicrafts for money. After the age of 11, he studied intermittently in some church schools and cram schools, and graduated from Wukang Middle School in Wukang County, Zhejiang Province.

In 1943, he joined the New Fourth Army with his brother, first studied at Suzhong Public School, and then worked in the army's art troupe, serving as an actor, team leader, team leader, and leader of the creative Yuling group. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1947. In 1955, Ming Collapse transferred from the Nanjing Military Region to Shanghai and worked in the "Literature and Art Monthly".