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Yishu (September 25, 1946 -), whose real name is Ni Yishu, also has pen names such as Amei, Meifeng, Isabel, Rose, and Jiliguala. Yi Shu was born in Shanghai and is originally from Zhenhai, Zhejiang. Chinese-Canadian, Hong Kong writer. His representative works include "happy Bao", "The First Half of My Life", "Golden Years", etc. Yishu already enjoyed reading literary magazines and classical novels during his school days. In addition to novels, Yi Shu also writes essays, interviews with people, etc., and also writes a column in Ming Pao Weekly under the pen name "Yisha Bei". Most of his early works were published in "China Student Weekly", and later in "Ming Pao". Later works were published by Hong Kong Tiandi Books Co., Ltd. Many works have been adapted into movies and TV series. Most of the female characters in Yi Shu's works are self-loving and self-reliant, and their unique attitude affects many Chinese readers.

Category
Writers
Nationality
Canada
Born
1946-09-25
Wikidata
Q8053470
Occupations journalistliterary criticscreenwriternovelist
Aliases Isabel Nee Yeh-suYi ShuYishuYishuNi Yishu

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