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'''Liang Yusheng''' ({{zh-cp|c=梁羽生|p=LiángYǔShēng}}) (born [[5 April]] [[1926]]) is the penname of '''Chen Wentong''' ({{zh-c|c=陈文统}}), a famous [[wuxia]] novelist born in [[Guangxi]], [[China]]. Over his writing career, he has created a total of 36 martial arts novels, of which ''Bride with White Hair'' and ''Lofty Waters Verdant Bow'' are the most famous. He was also been described as the founder of modern wuxia fiction. Many of his novels have been made into TV shows and movies. As a multitalented writer interested in history and literature, he wrote columns, critiques and essays under different names including Liang Hueru and Fong Yuning. |
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'''Liang Yusheng''' ({{zh-c|c=梁羽生}}) is the penname of Chen Wuntong, a famous [[wuxia]] novelist. |
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In August 2004, he was granted an Honorary Doctorate by Hong Kong's [[Lingnan University]], from where he originally graduated in 1948. |
In [[August 2004]], he was granted an Honorary Doctorate by Hong Kong's [[Lingnan University]], from where he originally graduated in [[1948]] and mojored in Economics. [http://english.people.com.cn/200408/21/eng20040821_154140.html] |
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* [http://edu.ocac.gov.tw/culture/chinese/cul_kungfu/e/2-3-1-1.htm Liang Yusheng] |
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* [http://edu.ocac.gov.tw/culture/chinese/cul_kungfu/e/3-1.htm Liang Yusheng - The Pioneer] |
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Revision as of 15:08, 13 June 2006
Liang Yusheng (Chinese: 梁羽生; pinyin: LiángYǔShēng) (born 5 April 1926) is the penname of Chen Wentong (Chinese: 陈文统), a famous wuxia novelist born in Guangxi, China. Over his writing career, he has created a total of 36 martial arts novels, of which Bride with White Hair and Lofty Waters Verdant Bow are the most famous. He was also been described as the founder of modern wuxia fiction. Many of his novels have been made into TV shows and movies. As a multitalented writer interested in history and literature, he wrote columns, critiques and essays under different names including Liang Hueru and Fong Yuning.
In August 2004, he was granted an Honorary Doctorate by Hong Kong's Lingnan University, from where he originally graduated in 1948 and mojored in Economics. [1]
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