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Mo Yingfeng

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Native name
  
莫应丰

Period
  
1972 - 1989

Died
  
1989, Changsha, China

Alma mater
  
Hubei Arts College

Role
  
Novelist

Language
  
Chinese

Name
  
Mo Yingfeng

Occupation
  
Novelist

Genre
  
Novel


Mo Yingfeng (simplified Chinese: 莫应丰; traditional Chinese: 莫應豐; pinyin: Mò Yìngfēng; 1938 - 1989) was a Chinese novelist who was the director of China Writers Association. Mo served as the vice president of Hunan Writers Association and Hunan Literature and Art Association.

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Biography

Mo was born in Yiyang, Hunan in 1938. He entered Hubei Arts College in 1956, majoring in music at the Department of Music.

In 1961, Mo joined the People's Liberation Army, then he worked in Guangzhou Military Region.

In 1970, Mo was transferred from Guangzhou to Changsha.

Mo started to publish works in 1972. In 1978, Mo worked in Xiaoxiang Film Studio (潇湘电影制片厂) as an editor.

In February 1989, Mo died of an illness in Changsha.

Novels

  • General's Chant (《将军吟》)
  • The Wind (《风》)
  • The Soldier Rush Through the Mountains (《小兵闯大山》)
  • The Goddess of Love (《美神》)
  • Awards

  • General's Chant - 1st Mao Dun Literature Prize (1982)
  • Personal life

    Mo was twice married. He had two daughters with his former wife, Mo Zhuwei (莫竹苇) and Mo Yingying (莫婴婴). His second wife was Ouyang Huiling (欧阳慧玲).

    References

    Mo Yingfeng Wikipedia