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Su Xuelin

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Su Xuelin

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Su Xuelin (February 24, 1897 - April 21, 1999), whose real name was Su Xiaomei. In the autumn of 1919, she omitted the word "Small" and changed her name to Su Mei; His sister Su Ailan (also known as Su Lan) is the wife of painter Fang Ganmin. She successively taught at Soochow University, Hujiang University, Anhui University (now Anhui Normal University), and National Wuhan University. When she taught at Wuhan University, she, together with Ling Shuhua and Yuan Changying, were known as the Three Outstanding Women of Luojia. After 1949, he moved to Taiwan to become a professor at National Cheng Kung University and lived in the professor's dormitory of National Cheng Kung University for many years. He was awarded the honorary professor of National Cheng Kung University, the Sun Yat-sen Literary Award, and the National Literary Award. In 1999, he died at the age of 102 in Tainan National Cheng Kung University Hospital.

Category
Scholars
Nationality
Qing Dynasty
Born
1897-02-24
Died
1999-04-21
Wikidata
Q7630404
Occupations writerLiterary scholaruniversity teacher
Aliases Su Hsueh-linSu Xue-linSu Xuelinlittle sisterRui NuRuilugreen ripplesLao MeiSu XuelinSu XiaomeiSu XiaomeiSamuiSu XuelinLingfen

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