The Historical Evolution of Shandong Literature

1June, 950, Shandong Literature was published in Jinan, Shandong. It is the earliest publication in China.

One of the longest-running literary periodicals. Sponsored by Shandong Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the first editor-in-chief was Mr. Wang Tongzhao, then the chairman of Shandong Federation of Literary and Art Circles and a famous writer, with poets and writers such as Tao Cuo, Bao and Sai Feng as editors-in-chief. Many outstanding writers and literary leaders have successively served as chief editors and deputy chief editors. Such as, Bao, Gen, Kong Lin, Ji Deyu and.

Due to historical reasons, Shandong Literature was renamed as Shandong Culture, Sentinel and Shandong Literature and Art, which was forced to stop publishing during the Cultural Revolution and was not published again until 1974.