Ding Ling
Ding Ling
Ding Ling (October 12, 1904 ~ March 4, 1986), female, formerly known as Jiang Wei, also known as Jiang Wei, Jiang Wei, Ding Bingzhi, pen name Binzhi, Conghuang, etc., is from Linli, Hunan Province. She graduated from the Department of Chinese literature of Shanghai University. She is a member of the Communist Party of China, a famous writer and social activist. In November 1936, Ding Ling arrived at Baoan in Northern Shaanxi and was the first scholar to go to Yan'an. Ding Ling's arrival added fresh blood to the weak literary and art movement in the Anti Japanese base area of Shaanxi Gansu Ningxia. She has made irreplaceable contributions in the history of modern Chinese literature.
His representative works include his maiden work mengke, the novel the sun shines on the Sanggan River, the short story Miss Shafei's diary, and the collection of short stories in the dark. On March 4, 1986, Ding Ling died at her home in Duofu lane, Beijing, at the age of 82.
Life figures
Ding Ling was born in Gaofeng village, she Town, linli County, Hunan Province on October 12, 1904.
In 1918, Ding Ling studied in Hunan Taoyuan second women's normal school.
In 1919, Ding Ling transferred to Changsha Zhounan women's middle school, and then to yueyun middle school.
In 1922, Ding Ling went to Shanghai to study in the civilian women's school founded by Chen Duxiu and Li Da. When I was in Changsha and other middle schools, I was influenced by the May 4th movement.
In 1923, Ding Ling was introduced by Qu Qiubai to the Department of Chinese literature of Shanghai University founded by the Communist Party of China. The next summer, he transferred to Beijing and attended literature courses at Peking University.
In 1924, Ding Ling came to Peiping and met Hu yepin on a social occasion.
In the 16th year of the Republic of China (at the end of 1927), her first novel mengke was published in the novel monthly.
In 1928, Ding Ling finished her masterpiece The Diary of Ms. Shafei, which aroused great repercussions in the literary world and published her first collection of short stories in the dark.
In 1929, Ding Ling, Hu yepin and Shen Congwen co founded red black magazine in Shanghai.
In 1930, Ding Ling joined the left wing writers League of China and finished her first novel Wei Hu.
In 1931, Ding Ling became the editor in chief of Beidou, the organ publication of the left wing League, and the Secretary of the left wing League. She became an influential left-wing writer under Lu Xun.
In 1932, Ding Ling joined the Communist Party of China.
In May 1933, Ding Ling was kidnapped by KMT agents and detained in Nanjing. Song Qingling, Cai Yuanpei, Lu Xun, Roman Rolland and other famous people at home and abroad have launched protests and rescue activities.
In September 1936, Ding Ling fled Nanjing and went to northern Shaanxi. She became the first well-known writer in the Central Soviet Area and was welcomed by Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai and other leading comrades.
On October 19, 1940, the fourth anniversary of Lu Xun's death was held in Yan'an. On the same day, Ding Ling, Shu Qun and Xiao Jun initiated the establishment of Yan'an Literature and art monthly meeting.
In the thirtieth year of the Republic of China (early 1941), the Journal of the monthly literature and Art Association, literature and art monthly, was first published, edited by Ding Ling, Xiao Jun and Shu Qun in turn, with a total of 17 issues, and finally published in September of the 31st year of the Republic of China (1942).
In the Soviet Area, Ding Ling successively held the posts of director of the "China literature and Art Association", deputy director of the Political Department of the central security corps, director of the northwest battlefield Service Corps, editor in chief of the literature and art supplement of Jiefang Daily, and vice chairman of the Shaanxi Gansu Ningxia border region literature and Art Association. He created many profound works, such as when I was in Xiacun and in the hospital. Inspired by the spirit of Mao Zedong's "speech" at the Yan'an Forum on literature and art, he devoted himself to the revolutionary struggle in the base areas and actively reflected the fiery struggle life of our party, our army and the people in the form of literature and art.
In 1948, Ding Ling wrote the famous novel the sun shines on Sanggan River
In June 1951, Ding Ling responded to the call of the general association of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea and donated more than 12 million yuan (old currency).
In June 1952, "the sun shines on the Sanggan River" won the Soviet Union Stalin prize for literature and art, and was translated into many languages, which was widely spread among readers in various countries. She will be awarded the second prize of Stalin prize, a total of 50000 rubles, all donated to the all China Democratic women's Federation children's welfare department.
In 1955 and 1957, Ding Ling suffered from the cruel persecution of the extreme "left" line twice, and was wrongly classified as an "anti party clique" and a rightist. She was sent to Heilongjiang reclamation area (now Tangyuan farm and Baoquanling farm) to work for 12 years, during which she created Du Wanxiang. He was put in prison for another five years during the cultural revolution. After smashing the gang of four, Ding Ling's unjust case was gradually vindicated.
In the spring of 1975, Ding Ling was released and sent to the countryside of Shanxi Province. She and her husband, Chen Ming, donated 10000 yuan of their wages to rural production and construction.
In 1984, the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee issued the notice on restoring the reputation of Comrade Ding Ling, which thoroughly overturned all the false words imposed on her over the years and affirmed that she was "a party member loyal to the party and the revolution". In her later years, Ding Ling, regardless of her infirmity and illness, diligently wrote 1 million words of works such as "the world of monsters" and "the world of wind and snow". She founded and edited China literature magazine, and enthusiastically trained young writers.
Ding died on March 4, 1986 in Duofu lane, Beijing.
Main achievements
Creative style
Early literary creation
In the early 1930s, Ding Ling completed the transformation from petty bourgeois democratic literature to proletarian revolutionary literature.
Ding Ling published her novels later. In 1927 and 1928, when Meng Ke and Ms. Shafei's diary were published, Bing Xin, Lu Yin and Feng Yuanjun were well-known all over the world, but later came a new force. In order to show the depression of the times during the ebb tide of the May 4th Movement and the complex character of the rebellious exclaimed young women, Ding Ling's Diary of Ms. Shafei is a work that others have not been able to write, and it is irreplaceable in the history of new literature. The diaries of Ms. Shafei, as well as a number of works such as dream and summer vacation, seem to have dropped a bomb in this dead literary world. Everyone is shocked by her genius. Ding Ling, who has become famous at one stroke, is very diligent in writing. In just two years, she has published three novel Collections: in the dark, suicide diary and a woman. The themes and contents of these works are not the same, and their ideological and artistic level is high or low, but they all show a kind of social rebellious mood and social critical consciousness of looking for light in the dark and looking for a way out in suffering from different angles and degrees. In particular, the works that show the life of young intellectual women, through the description of the atmosphere of the dignified era from the May 4th movement to the eve of the May 30th Movement, wedge into the depths of the protagonist's heart, and dig out a deep disappointment and pain of the times. It shows warm personality, emancipation spirit, and hazy and eager longing for the future.
Ding Ling has lived up to the expectations of the times. She broke away from the narrow world of describing knowledge, women's depression and pain, and began to describe the social revolutionary struggle positively, showing the revolutionary activities of the Communists. At the beginning of 1930, he published the novel Wei Hu. Then, he presented the novel one of Shanghai in the spring of 1930 and two of Shanghai in the spring of 1930 to the readers. It is true that these works can not get rid of the formula of revolution and love in early revolutionary literature. However, compared with many works of the same nature in the period of the left wing League, the description of revolutionary psychology and character in the novels is more real and natural, and has more life atmosphere. The writers have not only a rational understanding of their own life and characters, but also a rational understanding of them The real experience of life, especially the two "Shanghai in the spring of 1930". This shows that the author has fallen into the conflict between love and revolution. At the same time, to a certain extent, she has surpassed and broken through the existing creation mode with her own realistic artistic description. For Ding Ling, this change in her creation is undoubtedly a welcome message that her creation will advance with the times and Ding Ling's Transcendence of the creation crisis. From then on, Ding Ling stepped into the ranks of revolutionary literature writers.
Literary creation in the period of Liberated Areas
From Tian Jiachong, water to the sun shining on the Sanggan River, Ding Ling's literary creation also has a new development in the pursuit of national style. Ding Ling is a person with a wide range of literary interests, and has a broad acceptance of Chinese and foreign literature. She loved Maupassant, Flaubert, Hugo and Balzac, as well as Dickens. She also likes Tolstoy, Turgenev and Gorky. In the dream of Red Mansions, the romance of the Three Kingdoms and the water margin, she prefers to read Chinese classical literature masterpieces. Therefore, we can feel a grand realm of fusing various artistic methods and techniques in her creation. However, it is no doubt that her early works draw more from foreign literature, especially French literature The nourishment of literature, Ms. Shafei's diary, is more likely to remind people of Flaubert's Madame Bovary. In some works of the 1930s, she is trying to overcome the static psychological analysis, and more from the action to depict the character's ideological character, to the novel creation in the liberated areas. The delicate psychological description shows the rich and complex thoughts and feelings of the characters in the turbulent period In order to draw the complicated historical picture of class struggle, the works have a more complete plot structure, and the author makes more use of the action and language of the characters, and more use of small stories and stories
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