Bing Xin: First Female Writer of Modern Chinese Children’s Literature

Astract

Bing Xin （1900-1999） was among the finest fem

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NOTES

Unless otherwise specified， all translations in this paper are my own.

The English translation is adapted from Yeh， pp.36-37.

The English translation is taken from Yeh， p.21.

The English translation is taken from Hsu， p.21.

The English translation is taken from Yeh， p.21.

The English translation is taken from Yeh， p.21.