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Cao Juren

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Cao Juren (June 26, 1900 - July 23, 1972), also known as Tingxiu and Tingtao, whose pen names include Chen Si, A Ting, Ding Zhou, Zhao Tianyi, Tulaoer, Qinyuan, etc., was a native of Jiangfan Village, Duntou Town, Pujiang, Zhejiang (now Meijiang Town, Lanxi City). Chinese leftist writer, editor, reporter and professor. He graduated from Zhejiang Provincial First Normal School in 1921 and taught at many universities in Shanghai. After 1950, he served as editor of Hong Kong's "Sing Tao Daily" and wrote "Beixing Xiaoyu", "Beixing Second Language", "Beixing Three Languages", etc.

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Media figures
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Born
1900-06-26
Died
1972-07-23
Wikidata
Q11091266
Occupations journalistwritersinologist
Aliases Juren CaoCao Juren

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