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- Q6126973 abstract "Hu Lancheng (simplified Chinese: 胡兰成; traditional Chinese: 胡蘭成; pinyin: Hú Lánchéng) (Feb 28, 1906 – July 25, 1981) was a Chinese writer and editor. He was married to the novelist Eileen Chang from 1943 to 1947.During the Second Sino-Japanese War he collaborated with the Japanese, serving briefly in the Propaganda Ministry of the puppet government in China headed by Wang Jingwei in the early 1940s and publishing a literary journal, Bitter Bamboo in which Chang published some of her work. Disagreements with colleagues in Nanjing led to his departure for Wuhan, where he continued supporting the regime as the editor of Dachubao until 1945. These actions made many Chinese regard him as a Hanjian or traitor, and led to intense controversy regarding the value of his works (including those which were non-political).After the war, he went into hiding, eventually fleeing to Tokyo, Japan. In the early 1970s he taught in the Chinese Culture University in Taiwan for several years, until popular pressure forced him to return to Tokyo, where he died in 1981.".
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- Q6126973 birthDate "1906-02-28".
- Q6126973 birthYear "1906".
- Q6126973 deathDate "1981-07-25".
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- Q6126973 deathYear "1981".
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- Q6126973 birthDate "1906-02-28".
- Q6126973 deathDate "1981-07-25".
- Q6126973 deathPlace "Tokyo, Japan".
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- Q6126973 spouse "She Aizhen".
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- Q6126973 comment "Hu Lancheng (simplified Chinese: 胡兰成; traditional Chinese: 胡蘭成; pinyin: Hú Lánchéng) (Feb 28, 1906 – July 25, 1981) was a Chinese writer and editor. He was married to the novelist Eileen Chang from 1943 to 1947.During the Second Sino-Japanese War he collaborated with the Japanese, serving briefly in the Propaganda Ministry of the puppet government in China headed by Wang Jingwei in the early 1940s and publishing a literary journal, Bitter Bamboo in which Chang published some of her work.".
- Q6126973 label "Hu Lancheng".