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"Song of Long Hatred".

A woman in old Shanghai, Wang Qiyao, is very delicate and expressive.

The escape of a taxi driver from the king and the two kings is a bit absurd.

Ru Zhijuan. Ru Zhijuan, who used 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 the Soviet-Chinese Public School, and then worked in the army's art troupe, serving as an actor, team leader, team leader, and creative team leader. In 1947, Tan Hui joined the Communist Party of China. In 1955, he transferred from the Nanjing Military Region to Shanghai and worked in the "Literature and Art Monthly".

Since 1960, he has been engaged in professional literary creation, is a member of the Chinese Writers Association, and was elected as a director of the Shanghai branch of the Chinese Writers Association. In 1977, he was elected as the seventh people's representative of Shanghai. He is currently a member of the editorial board of Shanghai Literature.

Ru Zhijuan is a famous contemporary female writer. Her creations are known for their short stories. The tone 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. Many of her works, such as "Lilies", "The Quiet Maternity Hospital", "As Wished", "A Shu", and "Three Walks of Solemnity", have been praised by writers of the older generation such as Mao Dun, Bingxin, Wei Jinzhi, Hou Jinjing, etc., 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.

Her main works include: Lilies (People's Literature Publishing House, 1958), The Quiet Maternity Hospital (China Youth Publishing House, 1962), and The Tall Poplar Tree (Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 1959). Since the beginning of the new period, his main works include "Editing the Wrong Story" ("People's Qinzao Literature Suspects the Belief Bird", February 1979), "The Path 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.

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 (1925-1998), formerly known by the pen names Aru and Chu Xu, was originally from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and was born in Shanghai in October 1925. When he was a child, his family was poor, and he lost his mother at the age of 3, and then moved to Shanghai and Hangzhou with his grandmother, relying on the family's manual labor to survive. The first work, Life, was published in the November 1943 issue of Declaration; In 1979, "Editing the Wrong Story" won the National Outstanding Short Story ** Award; He has published a collection of short stories, "The Tall Poplar Tree", "The Quiet Maternity Hospital", and "The Path on the Prairie"; a collection of essays "The Flower Cherisher Has Gone"; The essays "Mother and Daughter Travel to America Together", "Talking about My Creative Experience" and the long ** "She Came from That Road".

Absolutely!

My surname is Ru! (This one I'm using is a screen name).

There are about 3,000 people with the surname Ru in the country, most of whom are in Zhejiang (I am also from Zhejiang!). The surname Ru is ranked 331st!

Yes, my surname is Ru, and all our villages in Shijiazhuang and Pingshan County, Hebei Province are surnamed Ru.

My Ru family, we have a village with the surname Ru in Henan.

Of course there is, my surname is Ru, and there is a Ru family ancestral hall in our village.