Wu Boxiao's information

Wu Boxiao (1906— 1982), formerly known as Xicheng, is a famous contemporary writer and educator in China. 1March 906 13 was born in Wu garden village, Laiwu city, Shandong province. Died of illness in Beijing. During his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he was a great writer. Life course After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he resolutely gave up his rich life with the ambition of serving the country. 1April, 938, I went to Yan 'an, the revolutionary holy land, studied in the political class of the First Brigade of the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University for four months, and then worked in the front line of southeastern Shanxi, writing a lot of works, such as Scenery of Lu 'an, Journey to the Ice State, xiang tang Shop and Lulu Town. /kloc-published the first novel "Day and Night" in 0/925. 194 1 August, gloriously joined the China * * * production party. 1942 In May, I participated in the Yan 'an Forum on Literature and Art and the Rectification Movement, and listened to Comrade Mao Zedong's speech at the Yan 'an Forum on Literature and Art, which greatly improved my ideological level. During his stay in Yan 'an, he successively served as the Education Director of Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Education Department, Secretary-General of the Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Professor of Yan 'an University and North China University, and published a large number of articles reflecting the heroic struggle of the soldiers and civilians in the Anti-Japanese War at that time, such as Fu Nan Niwan in Battle, An altar of blood, Black Red Dot and Makeup. Later, these articles were included in "Smoke Collection" by Writers Publishing House and published in 1955. From the War of Liberation to the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Wu Boxiao served as vice president of the Academy of Social Sciences of Northeastern University, vice provost of Northeast Normal University and dean of literature. 1In July, 949, he attended the first meeting of literary and art representatives in New China, was elected as the director of the National Committee of the All-China Cultural Workers Association, and was appointed as the secretary-general. Later, he served as vice president of Northeast Institute of Education, vice president and editor-in-chief of People's Publishing House, member of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and deputy director of Institute of Literature of Academy of Social Sciences. 1956 10, went to GDR to attend Heine academic conference; 198 1 year1kloc-0/month, Wu Boxiao, who is over the age of ancient times, visited Britain again. He died at the age of 76.

Editor's Resume 1906 19 was born in Wu garden village, Laiwu City, Shandong Province on March 3rd, and died in Beijing. Influenced by his family, Wu Boxiao was gifted and admitted to Qufu Normal University at the age of fourteen. 1924 After graduation, he served as the 77th grandson of Confucius, Kong Decheng.

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The editing of this paragraph has made Comrade Wu Boxiao devote his whole life and made great contributions to the development of education in China. What is more commendable is that he used his spare time to write diligently and enriched China's literary treasure house with exquisite prose works. He himself once said: "I am just a militia on the literary front, writing part-time and staying full-time." That's exactly what happened. After his busy educational work, he wrote a lot of essays full of revolutionary passion, translated Heine's poem Baltic Sea, and became an outstanding and influential prose writer in contemporary China. As his comrade-in-arms and literary and art worker Zhang Zhimin said, "His articles are simple and full of charm. He rubs rich feelings into simple words, never uses flowery words and never adds unnecessary decorations. Simple language, elegant narrative, just like a village girl wearing homespun clothes and shoes. There is no makeup on her face, but that kind of natural beauty and health is more beautiful than gorgeous. During the decades of revolutionary journey, Wu Boxiao always maintained the fine tradition of the Party, was loyal to the Party's cause, and had simple and profound feelings for the people. Whether the revolution is smooth or frustrated, whether individuals are happy or distressed, they are optimistic and full of confidence. During the ten-year turmoil, he was criticized and sent to the factory, and there was no place to pay the party dues. So he made himself a red cloth pocket, put the party dues in it on time every month, and wrote his party membership report in a small notebook. Wu Boxiao, like his prose, has a lofty ideological realm. He is in a high position and does not seek personal gain. He has worked in Beijing for many years and has been living in paintings. Like ordinary people, he often squeezes the bus to and from work. He is honest and frank by nature, sincere to others, and never cares about personal grievances. On his deathbed, he said to his children, "I don't want to bring any trouble to the people after my death." I don't want to inform my relatives and friends, and I don't want to hold any ceremony. I hope to scatter the ashes on Mount Tai in my hometown. "Comrade Wu Boxiao, as a cultural celebrity with noble sentiments and integrity, left us with eternal commemoration and precious memories.

The editor of this paragraph introduces his works in Feather Book, Black Red Dot, Polaris, Forgetting the Years and Wu Boxiao's Essays. Prose such as Nanniwan, Blood Altar, Spinning Wheel, Notes on Vegetable Garden, I have never seen the Great Wall, etc. As a model essay, it was included in the middle school Chinese textbook, while Zao was included in the primary school Chinese textbook, and its number was second to none among contemporary writers. These works have won the love of teachers and students with sincere and profound feelings, simple and touching descriptions, rigorous and meticulous structure and beautiful and refined language.