Zhou Zuoren

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Zhou Zuoren was a prominent Chinese essayist, literary critic, and scholar known for his role in early 20th-century cultural reform and his influential participation in the New Culture Movement.

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Zhou Zuoren canonical 2
周作人 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese essayist
human
literary critic
scholar
birthDate 1885-01-16
countryOfCitizenship China
deathDate 1967-05-06
educatedAt Peking University
employer National Peking University
linked to: Peking University

Peking University
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
familyName Zhou
fieldOfWork essay writing
literary criticism
modern Chinese literature
translation
gender male
givenName Zuoren
influenced modern Chinese prose
influencedBy Japanese literature
Western literature
languageOfWorkOrName Chinese
movement May Fourth Movement
New Culture Movement
name Zhou Zuoren
nativeName 周作人
linked to: Zhou Zuoren
notableWork Essays on Human Literature
Miscellaneous Essays from the Garden of Knowledge
Talking About Eating
occupation essayist
literary critic
scholar
translator
participantIn May Fourth cultural debates
New Culture Movement
placeOfBirth Qing Empire
linked to: Qing dynasty

Shaoxing
Zhejiang
linked to: Zhejiang Province
placeOfDeath Beijing
positionHeld editor of literary journals
professor at Peking University
relative Zhou family of Shaoxing
residence Beijing
Tokyo
sibling Lu Xun
Zhou Jianren
spouse Sato Nobuko
writingLanguage Classical Chinese
vernacular Chinese

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Zhou Zuoren name Zhou Zuoren
Zhou Zuoren nativeName 周作人
linked to: Zhou Zuoren