20 words about Lin Qingxuan.

Lin Qingxuan (1953—2065438+2009123 October) was born in Qishan, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Province Province, China, and graduated from Shixin University. Contemporary writers, essayists, poets and scholars, whose pen names are Qin Qing, lin li, Lin Dabei, Lin Wanti, An Xia, Qing Xuan and Yuan Ting.

Lin Qingxuan wrote the essay "Rhododendron in Chataka", and the articles "Race against Time" and "Redwood" were selected as primary school Chinese textbooks published by People's Education Press and Beijing Normal University Press. He used to be an overseas reporter of China Times, an economic reporter of Business Times and the editor-in-chief of Time magazine in Taiwan Province Province.

He is one of the most prolific writers in Taiwan Province Province, and he has won the most literary awards. He is also known as one of the "Eight Great Writers of Contemporary Prose". 2019 65438+1On October 23rd, Lin Qingxuan died at the age of 65.

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Starting from 1979, Lin Qingxuan won the Taiwan Province China Times Literature Award, the Prose Excellence Award and the Reporting Literature Excellence Award, and the Taiwan Province Newspaper Supplement Jinding Award.

His "Race against Time" was selected into the curriculum standard edition of People's Education Edition, lesson 13 of Unit 4 of Chinese in Grade Three of Primary School, and lesson 2 of Unit 11 of Grade Four of Beijing Normal University Edition. "Lily" was also selected in the sixth grade lesson 12 of Hebei Education Edition Primary School. His collection of essays is reprinted more than 20 times a year. "Redwood" was selected as the third lesson of the sixth grade of primary school Chinese in People's Education Publishing House.

Before the age of 30, Lin Qingxuan won all literary awards in Taiwan Province Province: National Literature Award, Zhongshan Literature Award, Wu Sanlian Literature Award, Jinding Award, Times Literature Award, Central Times Literature Award, Luqin Wu Prose Award, Writers Association Literature Award, and Taiwan Province Province's "New Biography of World Chinese Culture" award until she stopped participating in the competition, so she was called an award-winning professional. He has been rated as one of the top ten best-selling authors in Taiwan Province Province for ten consecutive years.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Lin Qingxuan