Who are the authors of the books Falling Peanuts and Border City ?

1.Xu Dishan (1893-1941), the author of "Falling Peanuts", took the pen name "Luo Huasheng", and he took this pen name to show that he admired the spirit of "falling peanuts": growing in the soil, it is not good-looking, but it is very useful, and the words are shallow but deep.

In life, the author is exactly like this, pursuing to make more contributions and be useful people, regardless of remuneration. His wife once recalled: "There are no footprints in luxury restaurants, and they buy ordinary tickets by ship and train, and they like to contact with working people, and they are sincere and humble to people, and they are never indifferent to fame and fortune."

Born in Taiwan, Hsu entered Yenching University in 1921 and studied at Columbia University in the United States and Oxford University in the United Kingdom. After returning to China, he returned to Yenching University as a teacher.

In 1935, Hong Kong published a recruitment for a professor in the Faculty of Arts, and Xu Dishan applied for the position of director of the School of Chinese at the University of Hong Kong with outstanding talent. In his education, in his life and in his work, he never worshipped any idols or blindly trusted any authority, and he encouraged his students to think independently.

Hui also serves as the chairman of the Hong Kong Chinese-British Cultural Association in Hong Kong, and has been working hard to carry out progressive cultural activities.

After the Lugou Bridge Incident, Xu Dishan walked out of his study and actively participated in the anti-Japanese salvation movement. He united patriots, educated revolutionary youth, wrote articles and gave speeches, and propagated anti-Japanese propaganda. At that time, most of the people who worked in the anti-Japanese struggle from the north to the south passed through Hong Kong, and they were born in a disadvantaged place and did not understand Cantonese.

Since 1921, Xu Dishan has been writing **, prose, poetry, scripts, and engaged in translation work. His works, both long and short, are concise, have a unique style, and are fascinating. The famous writer Yu Dafu praised his **:

Such a solid and meticulous ** is not only rare in the Chinese ** world, but also in the British and American ** circles in 1940, and there are few works that can be compared with him. He wrote "Spring Peach", which describes the life of ordinary people living at the bottom of society.

Xu Dishan died of illness on August 4, 1941, and Song Qingling, Yu Dafu, Xu Beihong and others all sent wreaths. Guo Moruo wrote in his eulogy: "He is not only an honest creator and a sincere scholar, but also an extremely sound social ......He has a spirit of dedication and is extremely tranquil and ...... for the competition for fame and fortune”

Xu Dishan was Lao She's friend before his death, after his death, Mr. Lao She once said with tears: "Dishan is my best friend, he died", Xu Dishan - Luo Huasheng, his life has been "good for people".

References: 2Border City -- Shen Congwen (1902 1988), Miao nationality, formerly known as Shen Yuehuan, pen names Xiu Yunyun, Jia Chen, Shangguan Bi, Xuan Ruo, etc., milk name Maolin, word Chongwen. A native of Fenghuang County, Hunan, his grandmother Liu is of Miao nationality, his mother Huang Suying is of Tujia nationality, and his grandfather Shen Hongfu is of Han nationality.

I only know that the border city is Shen Congwen's **--

The border city is obviously Shen Congwen.

The author Xu Dishan, pen name Luo Huasheng (Luo Peanut alias Xu Dishan Prose Jinghua Collection), (1893, 1941) was born in Taiwan, is a patriot, graduated from Yenching University, famous works include Bird of Life, Falling Peanuts, etc.

The author is Xu Dishan, whose pen name is Luo Huasheng.

Xu Di Mountain, Luo Huasheng. OK.

The author of this text is Xu Dishan.

Lao She and Xu Dishan both wrote "Falling Peanuts".

Xu Dishan's pen name is also called Luo Peanut.

You want to know which one.

The author of Luo Peanut Xu Dishan, the name Zankun, the word Di Shan, the pen name Luo Huasheng, Luo Peanut Bibliography.

Outline of Stylistic Grammar 1921, Life.

The Spider in the Web (1925), 1925, The Merchant's Woman (1925), 1925, business-related works.

Empty Mountain Spiritual Rain (collection of essays) 1925, Commerce.

Changing the Nest and the Phoenix, Undeliverable Mail (Essay Collection), 1925, Indian Literature (Treatise), Beijing Cultural Society, 1930, Business.

The Liberator (short story ** collection) 1933, Beiping Xingyuntang Bookstore "History of Taoism" (Volume I, treatise) 1934, business.

Spring Peach (short story ** collection) 1935, life.

Selected Creations of Peanuts (short stories**, essays) 1936, Shanghai Antique Book House, "Research on the Superstition of Fuji", 1941, business.

Fluorescent Lantern (Fairy Tale) 1941, Hong Kong Progressive Education Publishing House, Xu Dishan Language Essays, 1941, Hong Kong New Literature Society, Quintessence of China and Chinese Studies (Treatise) 1946, Business.

Miscellaneous Senses 1946, Business.

The Dangerous Nest Falls Jane (short story ** collection) 1947, business.

Xu Dishan Anthology (short stories**, essay collection) 1951, enlightened Xu Dishan Anthology (short stories**, essays, etc.) 1952, humanities "Buddha Tibetan Zimu Yinde" (upper, middle and lower volumes) compilation, 1923, Yan University Library Compilation Office "Luo Peanut Da Zhen Collection" compilation, 1931, business.

Bibliography of Translations] Bengali Folk Tales by Debohli, India, 1929, Twenty Nights of Commerce, edited by Bain, England, 1955, writer.

The Great Sunny Bottom Falls British Bain, ed., 1956, writer.

Falling Peanuts (selected into the 15th lesson of the fifth grade volume of the People's Education Edition) The main works include "The Dangerous Nest Falls Jane", "The Empty Mountain and the Spiritual Rain", "The History of Taoism", "Da Zhen Ji", "Indian Literature"; He is the author of "Twenty Nights", "The Sun Descends", "Bengali Folk Tales", etc.

The author of "Falling Peanuts" is Xu Dishan, with the pen names Luo Huasheng and Luo Peanuts (in ancient times, "Hua" was the same as "flower", so it was also called Luo Peanut), and he wrote a lot of books in his life, including "Empty Mountain Spiritual Rain", "Falling Peanuts", "Spider with Webs" and so on.

The author of Luo Peanut is Xu Dishan, whose pen name is Luo Huasheng. Famous works include "Falling Peanuts".

The general content of the book "Border City":

In the vicinity of Chadong at the junction of Sichuan and Hunan provinces, next to the white tower of the creek, there lives the protagonist Cuicui and her grandfather old boatman. There is a boat in Chadong City named Shunshun, and he has two sons, the eldest is called Tianbao, and the second is called Susheng.

Cuicui went to see the dragon boat race during the Dragon Boat Festival, and met the handsome young sailor Nuó by chance, and the send-off left a deep impression on Cuicui's heart. At the same time, Tianbao, the brother of the send-off, also fell in love with Cuicui, and asked the matchmaker to propose marriage in advance.

Tianbao told him that he had fallen in love with Cuicui a year ago, and when he told Tianbao that he had fallen in love with Cuicui two years ago, Tianbao was also taken aback when he heard it. However, at this time, the local regiment always used the new mill as a dowry, and wanted to marry his daughter to the bridal. And he would rather inherit a broken boat than marry Cuicui.

Instead of dueling according to local customs, the brothers expressed their feelings in a fair and romantic way of singing mountain songs, and let Cuicui choose among them. He is a good singer, Tianbao knows that he can't sing his younger brother, so he is disheartened and resolutely sails away to do business.

Bixi only heard the singing of the night send-off, but later, the song never sounded again. The old boatman couldn't help but ask, thinking that the boss was singing, but he learned that the singer was a send-off, and the boss went to do business after telling the truth. A few days later, the old boatman heard that the boss had an accident on the water boat and drowned ......

The ship's general manager at the dock has become cold to the old boatman because of the death of his son Tenbo. The ship's general shunshun is unwilling to be Cuicui's daughter-in-law again. The old boatman had to go home depressed, and Cuicui asked him, but he didn't say anything.

It rained heavily during the night, mixed with terrifying thunder. The next day, Cuicui woke up to find that the boat had been washed away, and the white tower behind the house had collapsed, and Cuicui went to find her grandfather only to find that the old man had died when the thunder was about to die......

The veteran soldier Yang Mabing enthusiastically came to accompany Cuicui, and also made a living on the ferry, waiting for the return of the send-off.

Shen Congwen, a modern ** home. Formerly known as Shen Yuehuan, a native of Hunan joined the army as a clerk at the age of fifteen, and also worked as a clerk in a police station, traveling around Hunan, Sichuan, Hubei and Guizhou. In 1922, he went to Beijing, and after self-study, he began to write. From the publication of the work in 1925 to the construction.

Shen Congwen (December 28, 1902, May 10, 1988) was formerly known as Shen Yuehuan, pen names Xiu Yunyun, Jia Chen, Shangguan Bi, Xuanruo, etc., milk name Maolin, word Chongwen, a native of Fenghuang County, Hunan, Shen Congwen is a famous modern writer, researcher of historical relics, and representative of the Beijing School.

In terms of the structure of Shen Congwen, the love entanglement of Cuicui is the main axis, and the Dragon Boat Festival in the small town is the main time point, supplemented by the activities of the old boatman, the boat always Shunshun, the elder of Tianbao, and the second elder. Then borrow the hanging corner tower, the creek, the green mountain to embellish, take the pure folk customs to fill, it is already very complete.

The border city is the representative work of Shen Congwen (a modern scholar, essayist, researcher of historical relics, and representative of the Beijing School), and it is an excellent novella in the history of Chinese literature that expresses local feelings.

The novella ** "Border City" is Shen Congwen's representative work, which embodies Shen Congwen's aesthetic ideals of "beauty" and "love", and is his most prominent work to express the beauty of human nature.

What a book! A classic work by Master Shen Congwen. It tells a love story in Xiangxi. The language is close to dialects. You teachers are afraid that you will fall in love! I won't let you see it.

"Border City" is Shen Congwen's representative work, and it is an excellent novella in the history of Chinese literature that expresses local feelings. Shen Congwen, the old boatman who supported the ferry in the border city, his granddaughter Cuicui; The eldest son of the ship's boss is named Tianbao, and the second son is named Cuicui is the soul of the whole book, she fell in love with the girl, and therefore had a tragedy of life As the author said: "Everything is full of goodness, but everywhere is not a coincidence."

Since it is not a coincidence, it will inevitably lead to tragedy because of the simple goodness. ”

The content is to the effect: **The protagonist is the old boatman of the ferry boat and his granddaughter Cuicui. The story revolves around Cuicui's love entanglement.

The two sons of the boat manager Shunshun of the Chadong Zhangshui Wharf - the elder Tianbao and the second son of the beach sent to fall in love with Cuicui at the same time, Cuicui only loves the second child, and the grandfather only knows that the elder has come to ask for marriage, but does not know the granddaughter's heart. The two brothers agreed to sing to win Cuicui's heart, but the elder brother knew that he was not his brother's opponent and automatically withdrew and drowned to death. Shunshun and the second child thus had a misunderstanding of Cuicui's grandfather, Shunshun asked the second child to marry another rich family, but the second child's heart was still in Cuicui, so he was angry and went down the river, his grandfather was aware of this, and his heart was depressed and died in a thunderstorm one night, and Cuicui has been waiting for the second child.

The author of the book is Shen Congwen.

It is set in the border town of Chadong at the junction of Sichuan and Hunan in the 30s of the 20th century, and depicts the unique customs and customs of Xiangxi with beautiful brushstrokes that combine lyric poetry and essays.

Written by Shen Congwen, the protagonist is Cuicui.

This is the text of the first year of high school!

Cuicui written by Brother Shen Congwen.