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Name: Bingying Xie.

Birthday: September 5, 1906.

Date of death: January 5, 2000.

Nationality: Xinhua, Hunan.

Profession: Writer and military.

Representative works: "Autobiography of a Female Soldier", "Red Bean", "Qin Liangyu", "The Fog of San Francisco", "In Japanese Prison", "Lin Lin", "Aiwan Pavilion", "Diary of a Soldier", etc. Among them, "Little Bridge and Flowing Water" was selected as a primary school text.

Faith: Buddhism.

Xie Bingying, the first female soldier in modern Chinese history and the first female soldier writer in Chinese history. At the turn of the century, just after his 95th birthday, he passed away in the United States. Her life and creation are of great enlightening significance to us, and they have also shone on Chinese history.

Born in 1906 in Xinhua County, Hunan Province, she began publishing in 1921. Among the female writers who rose during the "May Fourth" period, such as Xie Bingxin, Su Xuelin, and Feng Yuanjun, she is the little sister. Among these writers, her life and creative path are the most magnificent and bumpy, and she is also the one most closely connected with China's destiny.

Xie Bingying, formerly known as Xie Minggang, was born in Xinhua, Hunan Province in 1906. She is the first female soldier in modern Chinese history and the first female soldier writer in Chinese history.

Xie Bingying (1906, 2000) was originally known as Xie Minggang.

The text mainly talks about the author's depiction of leaving his hometown in his mind, and expresses the author's longing for his hometown.

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