- Chen Zhongshi
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Chen Zhongshi (Chinese: 陈忠实/陳忠實) is a Chinese author born in June 1942 in Xi'an. [1]He started writing prose in 1965,and finished his representative novel White Deer Plain in 1993. In 1979, he became a member of Chinese Writers Association. He was once the vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association. White Deer Plain won the Mao Dun Literature Prize in 1996. [2]
Biography
In 1962, Chén Zhōngshí graduated from his high school, No.34 High School of Xi'an. He then got a teaching job in primary school and after two years, he became a senior high school teacher. In 1966, he joined Chinese Communist Party. He was interested in literature and devoted to the career. He became the vice director of culture bureau of Baqiao(灞桥) district of Xi'an in 1980. He was also a member of Writers Association of Shaanxi. In 1985, he became the vice president and he turned into the chairman in 1993. During 2001~2006, he was the vice president of Chinese Writers Association .[3]
Works
Short story
- Trust（信任）
- Country（乡村）
- Early Summer（初夏）
- The courtyard of the Kangs(康家小院)
Novel
- White Deer Plain（白鹿原）
Reportage
- "渭北高原，关于一个人的记忆"[4]
References
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