What is the profile of Sun Li?

Sun Li (1965438+April 6-July 2003 1 1) is a modern and contemporary novelist and essayist in China. Originally named Sun Shuxun, he was born in Anping, Hebei. I worked as an official and a primary school teacher in my early years.

War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, he was engaged in propaganda work in China * * * Production Party, and was once the editor of Shanxi Daily. The collection "The Past of Baiyangdian" published by 1940s is his masterpiece, in which the novel "Lotus Lake" created the Lotus School by revolutionary romanticism.

In the 1950' s, other prose collections were published, such as Prehistory of Tiemu, Tales of Fengyun, Golden Gate Collection, Evening Flowers Collection, Lu Xiu Collection and Li Anding Collection. He died in Tianjin at 6 am on July 1 1 2002 at the age of 89.

First: Sun Li/Kloc was admitted to Baoding Yude Middle School at the age of 0/4. During his study, he began to read social sciences, literary theory works and some Soviet literary works, which broadened his horizons and laid a good foundation for later creation and criticism. He has always believed that art is the idea of life.

Second, after graduating from high school, I was unable to pursue further studies, wandering in Beiping, studying or auditing in university libraries, and once published an article in Ta Kung Pao under the pseudonym "Yunfu". He also worked as a clerk in municipal organs and primary schools.

Third: 1936 After the summer vacation, Sun Li went to teach in the primary school in Anxin County, Hebei Province, and got a preliminary understanding of the life of the people in Baiyangdian. Later, he taught in Jizhong Anti-Japanese War College and North China United University, and worked as an editor in Jinchaji News Agency and Jinchaji Daily. Sun Li's novels are called poetic novels. Masterpieces: Lotus Lake, Reed Flower Dang, Through the Spring Shortage, Novel Biography of Fengyun, novella Prequel to Tiemu, and a collection of village song novels and essays, Chronicle of Baiyangdian.