What is the experience of writer Qi Jun?

Qi Jun was born in 1917 and died in 2006. His original name was Pan Xizhen and he was a native of Ouhai District, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province.

Experience:

Qi Jun was born in an old-style family in Quxi Township, Yongjia County, Zhejiang Province on July 24, 1917. She was both an official lady and the apple of her parents' eye. Although love is deep, education is strict. Although his father Pan Guogang (Pan Jianzong) was born in the countryside and served in the army for a long time, as a teacher, he loved Chinese classical literature. He hoped that she would become a talented girl, so he hired a tutor named Ye to teach her.

So: at the age of five, recognize square characters; at the age of six, learn to draw red; at the age of seven, read the Book of Songs, Tang poetry, and calligraphy; at the age of eight, read the Women's Commandments, Mencius; at the age of nine, read the Analects of Confucius, ancient Chinese prose of the Tang and Song Dynasties, Zuo Zhuan studied classical Chinese writing; at the age of ten, she could read and recite it and write it into writing.

At the age of twelve, she moved to Hangzhou with her parents and entered Hongdao Girls' Middle School. Due to her good foundation in classical literature and the fact that her father's study contained many ancient and modern classics, such as "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Water Margin", "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Journey to the West", etc., she often read them in secret. During the summer vacation, I read a lot of new literary works, especially foreign novels such as "Jane Eyre", "John Christopher", "Little Women" and so on.

She absorbed the essence of classical literature, new literature and foreign literature. Therefore, she often won first place in composition competitions and was named "Chinese Literature General" by her classmates.

In her freshman year of high school, she published her debut novel "My Good Friend—Little Yellow Dog" in the "Zhejiang Youth" magazine. From then on, she determined to be a writer. When she graduated from high school, she was directly admitted to Zhijiang University with excellent results and became the proud female disciple of Xia Chengtao, the "first generation of poets" in my country. Qijun was very accomplished in poetry because of this, and she was praised for her poetry.

After graduating from university, he taught in Shanghai Huiwen Girls’ High School and in his hometown Yongjia County Middle School.

He went to Taiwan in 1949 and served in the judicial field, serving as chief of the records section of the Taiwan High Procuratorate and chief of the editorial section of the Ministry of Justice and Administration. At the same time, he taught at a university and found time to write.

Won the Prose Award of the Taiwan Literary and Art Association in 1964.

In 1966, she visited South Korea on behalf of the Taiwan Women’s Writing Association.

In 1970, the essay collection "Red Gauze Lantern" won the Sun Yat-sen Academic Foundation Prose Creation Award.

In 1972, at the official invitation of the United States, he visited Hawaii and the mainland United States to visit various universities and exchange teaching and writing opinions with professors and writers.

After voluntarily retiring from the Taiwanese Ministry of Justice in 1969, he taught at the Central University and the Department of Chinese Literature at National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan, focusing on teaching and writing. Later, when her husband Li Tangji went to the United States to take up a post, she also became a "leisure wife" but could not stay idle and still often wrote articles for newspapers and periodicals.

In 1985, "Qi Jun's Letter to Young Readers" won the Golden Tripod Award from the Taiwan Information Bureau.

In 1986, the essay collection "Here Are Fairy Peach" won the 11th Taiwan National Literature and Art Award.

On October 12, 1986, he attended the 48th International PEN Academic Event held in New York, which was attended by writers from mainland China and Taiwan. It is not difficult to be a best-selling writer in Taiwan, but there are very few writers who are engaged in true pure literary creation and whose works are best-selling. Qi Jun is one of these very few writers.

According to Taiwan's "China Times" report, in 2013 Taiwan conducted a survey on book publishing over the past thirty years. According to statistics, the best-selling male and female writers are Qi Jun and Lin Qingxuan.

Qi Jun ranks first among the top ten female writers in Taiwan. She has been writing nonstop for more than 30 years and has published nearly 30 books of essays, novels, children's literature, and word studies. Some of her essays have been selected into middle school textbooks. Her works have been translated into English, Japanese, and Korean, and are deeply loved by readers at home and abroad. Welcome, known as "the shining star in Taiwan's literary world".

Extended information:

Representative works:

There are more than 30 collections of essays, novels and children's literature, including "Smoke Sorrow", "Red Sha Lantern" ", "Dream Book as a Pillow at Midnight", "Bun", "Flowers Falling in the Drizzle", "Reading and Life", "Thousands of Miles Ago, Moon on the Peak", "Ride with Me", "Leave it for another year" "Talking about Dream Traces", "Qi Jun Sends a Little Reader", "Qin Xin", "Sister Jing", "Sorrow in July" and "Qi Jun's Selected Works" and so on.

The novel "Oranges Are Red" was adapted into a TV series by Taiwan's public television station, and the essay "Spring Wine" was selected into the 19th lesson of "Chinese" in the second volume of the eighth grade edition of the People's Education Press. "Osmanthus Rain" was selected as the 7th lesson of "Chinese" in the first volume of the fifth grade of the People's Education Press

Prose writers:

Qi Jun began her creative career by writing prose. And she is a master of prose. Her name is always associated with Taiwanese prose. Starting from her first collection of prose novels "Qin Xin", she has published "Smoke Sorrow", "Qi Jun's Sketch", "Red Sha Lantern", "Midnight Dream Book as Pillow", "Osmanthus Rain", "Flowers Falling in the Drizzle".

"Reading and Life", "Thousands of Miles Away with Love on the Peak", "Ride in the Car with Me", "Leave Dream Traces for Other Years", "Water is the Sweetness of Hometown", "Mother's Heart Is Like" "Sky", "There are Fairy Peach Here", "Old Feelings of Lamp Scenery", "Glass Pen", "Qijun Talks about Childhood", "Qijun Sends a Little Reader", "Green Lanterns Are Tasteful Like Childhood", "Qijun More than 20 books including "Selected Collection" and "Mother's Heart·Buddha's Heart".

Qi Jun expressed his sincere and warm feelings in the large number of prose he wrote. There are poem-like memories of the landscape of his hometown and childhood life, as well as deep memories of his parents, teachers and close friends.

There are descriptions of life in Taiwan and perceptions of traveling to foreign countries. In addition, there are reading experiences, creative talks, and short essays written specifically for young readers. But the best and most written ones are: It is a prose about homesickness and family.

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