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Li Guangtian

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Born into an indigent peasant family with the surname Wang, he was adopted by his uncle, and changed his surname into Li. In 1923, he entered the First Normal School of Shandong, and was arrested later because of recommending left-wing literature. In 1929, Li sat entrance examinations for and was
179:(γ€Šζ—₯θΎΉιšη¬”γ€‹, 1948). After 1949, he contributed himself into educational cause. He also did some research about the literature of the minority groups of China. He collated the long love poems like 285: 240: 310: 300: 275: 280: 305: 167:(γ€Šι›€θ“‘ι›†γ€‹, 1939). After the outbreak of the war, he went into exile at southwest China. He wrote several essay collections during this time, including 245: 270: 48: 295: 62: 265: 250: 290: 152: 260: 255: 136: 85: 24: 234: 181: 92: 20: 144: 29: 194: 186: 148: 123: 151:
was published. He published three prose collections before the
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Index

Chinese name
family name
Li
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin
Chinese
Beijing University
Bian Zhilin
He Qifang
Second Sino-Japanese War
Ashima
Yi people
Dai people
Categories
Suicides during the Cultural Revolution
Suicides by drowning in China
People from Zouping
1968 deaths
1906 births
Poets from Shandong
20th-century Chinese poets
20th-century Chinese male writers
Chinese male short story writers
20th-century Chinese short story writers
Chinese adoptees
Writers from Binzhou
Short story writers from Shandong
Presidents of Yunnan University

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