When is Jia Pingwa’s birthday?

Jia Pingwa, born on February 21, 1952, is still alive today.

Jia Pingwa was born in Dihua Town, Danfeng County, Shaanxi Province in 1952. He began publishing works in 1974 and graduated from the Chinese Department of Northwest University in 1975. He is currently a deputy to the National People's Congress, vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, chairman of the Shaanxi Provincial Writers Association, chairman of the Xi'an Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and editor-in-chief of Yanhe and Meiwen magazines. His published works include 24 volumes of "Collected Works of Jia Pingwa", and his representative works include 16 novels such as "Abandoned Capital", "Qin Opera", "Ancient Furnace", "Happiness", "Bringing the Lamp", "Laosheng", "Ji Hua" and "Yamamoto". The short and medium-length novels "Black Family", "Beautiful Point", "Wukui" and essays "Ugly Stone", "Three Records of Shangzhou", "Weather", etc. His works have won five national literary awards, namely the "Mao Dun Literature Award", "Lu Xun Literature Award", "National Outstanding Short Story Award", "National Outstanding Novella Award" and "National Outstanding Prose (Collection) Award"; and also won the "Chinese Language Award". He has won the Media Literature Award, the Shi Naian Literature Award, the Lao She Literature Award, the Bing Xin Prose Award, the Zhu Ziqing Prose Award, the Contemporary Literature Award, and the People’s Literature Award more than 50 times; and won the Mobil Pegasus Literary Award in the United States. ”, France’s “Femina Literary Prize”, Hong Kong’s “Dream of Red Mansions? World Chinese Novel Award”, the first Peking University “Wang Mo Ren-Zhou Anyi World Chinese Literature Award”, France’s “French Chevalier of the Order of Letters and Arts”. The works have been translated and published into more than 30 languages ??including English, French, Swedish, Italian, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese, and Korean, and have been adapted into more than 20 movies, TV shows, dramas, and dramas.