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What do you want to say after reading Lao She's "Dan Persimmon Yard"
Lao She, formerly known as Shu Qingchun, is a modern novelist, writer and drama in China.

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home. Born in 1899, in 1966, Manchu. Being called a well-deserved "model worker" in literary and art circles

Editing this famous saying

1. Talent is the blade, and hard work is the grindstone. No matter how sharp the blade is, it will rust if it is not sharpened for a long time.

2. Practice makes perfect. Writing it once, although it doesn't look like it, will also bring many benefits. Constant writing will gradually touch the bottom of literary and artistic creation. The paper basket is my close friend, and I often throw discarded manuscripts into it, which is bound to succeed one day.

3. The wisdom of philosophers, coupled with the innocence of children, may make a good writer.

4. complacency is a terrible trap for us; Besides, this trap was dug by ourselves.

5. A work without national style is a flower without roots. It can't live not only in its native place, but also anywhere.

6. A writer is really an all-around actor. He can write the languages of Wang Er, Zhang San and Li Si with one pen, and all of them are just right.

7. The greatest sacrifice is humiliation, and the greatest humiliation is resistance.

Editor's forty self-made biographies in this paragraph

Shu Sheyu, whose name is Lao She, is forty years old, pale and unnecessary, and was born in Beiping. Lost at the age of three, can be described as fatherless; In the year of learning, the emperor did not exist, which can be described as no monarch, no father, no monarch, and special filial love for his mother. The benevolence of Bourgeois has not been swept away. Young people read 3 articles, and they don't want to know much. Following the normal school, I laid the foundation for a teacher. And strong, living everywhere, teaching as a career, it is difficult to make a fortune; Every time you buy a lottery ticket, you are proud of winning the last prize, but you are also willing to be cold and cheap. At the age of twenty-seven, I became angry and wrote a book, knowing nothing about science and philosophy. Therefore, it is no big deal to write a novel and make everyone laugh. I got married at the age of 34, and now I have a woman and a man, all of whom are cunning and gratifying. I like to grow flowers in my spare time, but I can't help it. Whenever there are leaves without flowers, I can't bear to give them up. Read everything, get nothing, and don't worry. Teaching and doing things are very serious, and they often suffer losses and have no regrets. That's all, living for another 4 years may be a bit promising! But it's impossible.

Editor's Former Residence

From 1949 to 1966, Lao She died. He lived at No.19, Rich Hutong, dengshikou West Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing. A quadrangle with persimmon trees was called "Danshi Courtyard". Later, it was converted into Laoshe Memorial Hall by the State Council.

In July p>1997, Lao She's family donated Lao She's former residence to the country with compensation. The donation handover ceremony was held in Beijing Municipal Government, attended by city leaders and the director of Beijing Cultural Relics Bureau, and attended by Lao She's wife Hu Jieqing and her children.

In p>1998, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics carried out the renovation of Lao She's former residence.

On May 18th, 1998, the "Lao She's Former Residence Preparation Office" was established, and the first preparation meeting of Lao She Memorial Hall was held in June, 1998. Then enter the intense preparatory work.

On October 24th, 1998, the General Office of the Central Committee of China and the General Office of the State Council gave instructions to "agree to rebuild Lao She's former residence into Lao She Memorial Hall".

On February 1st, 1999, on the eve of the centenary of Lao She's birth, Lao She Memorial Hall was officially opened to the public.

At present, Lao She's former residence has been identified as "Beijing Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit".

Lao She's former residence in Jinan is located at No.54, Nanxin Street, Jinan. It is well preserved and is a key cultural relic protection unit in Jinan. The other is in the office building of Shandong University West Campus (formerly cheeloo university). Lao She was single in the first year when he came to Jinan. The school arranged for him to live in the first room on the second floor of the office building facing the west. A series of essays, including Winter in Jinan, were born here, and a 2,-word novel Daming Lake with Jinan as the background was also born here. In 1997, the old office building was destroyed by an accidental fire and rebuilt according to its original appearance. Lao She lived for 67 years, and he spent 42 years in Beijing. The remaining 25 years are: 5 years in Britain, 1 year in Singapore, 7 years in Shandong (193s)-4.5 years in Jinan, 2.5 years in Qingdao, 6 months in Hankou, 7.5 years in Chongqing and 4 years in the United States. However, in Lao She's prose, new york was never written, and London (I wrote some memories of studying in Britain) and Singapore were hardly written, and Hankou, Chongqing and Chengdu were rarely written. There were two or three articles written in Qingdao, even in Beijing, the first hometown. Only Jinan, he not only wrote, but also wrote a long series, and it was so touching and poetic! This is really a strange phenomenon in Lao She's writing. Now in the south bank of Daming Lake in Jinan, there is a "Lao She and Jinan Exhibition Hall".

Edit the catalogue of works in this paragraph

Lao Zhang's Philosophy (novel) 1928, Business

Zhao Ziyue (novel) 1928, Business

Erma (novel) 1931, Business

Lectures on Literature Introduction (theory) 1931, cheeloo university. Modern

Divorce (novel) in 1933, good friend

Lao She's humorous poems and essays in 1934, contemporary

Fair (short story collection) in 1934, good friend

Sakura Sea Collection (short story collection) in 19Z9, and human

Clam algae. Revised edition, 1955, humanities

Train Collection (short story collection) 1939, Shangza

Remnant Fog (drama) 194, business

Dr. Wen (novel, also known as Voter) 194, Zhang Zizhong by Hong Kong authors' bookstore

. National Book Publishing House

Jian Bei Pian (poetry anthology) 1942, Literature and Art Award Management Committee Publishing Department

Returning to Xi (drama) 1943, Writers' Bookstore

The supremacy of the country (drama) and Song Zhi co-authored, 1943, Southern Press

Who came to Chongqing first (drama). L943, Anemia Collection (Short Stories Collection) by Chinese and Western Bookstore

1944. Cremation (novel) by Wenyu Publishing House

1944, Confusion by Chenguang

(novel, also known as Four Generations under One roof) 1944, and Good Friends

. Xinfeng publishing house

collection of micro-gods (short stories) 1947, collection of crescent moon (short stories) 1948, square pearl (drama) 195, Longxugou (drama) 1951, and the public < p. Humanities

Fu Xing Ji (prose collection) 1958, Beijing

Teahouse (drama) 1958, drama

Taking Office (short story) 1958, writer

Four generations under one roof (novel, also known as "Confusion" and "drag out an ignoble existence" 1-3 parts, Sichuan people

Under the Red Flag (novel), humanities

Lao She's novels collected in 1982, Beijing

Lao She's literary criticism collected in 1982, Anhui people

Lao She's Selected Works (volume 1-4) in 1982, Sichuan people

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