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Xie Liuyi (August 12, 1898 - August 8, 1945), named Guangshen, also known as Liuyi, pen names Hongtu and Lu Yu, was a Chinese writer and translator from Guiyang, Guizhou. He is considered one of the founders of journalism education in modern China.
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Biographies of Talented Women of the Republic of China (set of six volumes) [Lin Huiyin + Zhang Ailing + Lu Xiaoman + Sanmao Biography + Lu Bicheng + Xiao Hong]
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