1876 was born on February 26th. Born in Wuxian, Jiangsu (now Suzhou), he entered a private school as a child and opened a library for the rich. He was a scholar at the age of 19. /kloc-in 0/900, I established Donglai Bookstore in my hometown with a friend and became a manager myself. Later, he raised funds to publish a translation of Cain and published a translation (with Pan translation). Li Xue's translation mainly deals in new books and periodicals, mainly selling periodicals such as Jiangsu and Zhejiang Tide published by students studying in China, and Japanese new books and magazines such as Map of zhina's Territory Evolution. Translate and introduce Japanese books and periodicals, and spread foreign new ideas and technologies to China.
190 1 founded Suzhou vernacular newspaper, published in the name of Sydney translation, and was commissioned by Mao Shangzhen Bookstore in Linton Road, Suzhou, and printed by block printing. 32 open edition, first published every 7 days, and then published every 10 days, the main content is politics and news. The text is simple, concise and very popular.
From 65438 to 0902, Bao actively traveled between the Soviet Union and Shanghai in order to find publications and better translations. In Shanghai, Jin Suzhai's translation office published Yan's translated works, Mill's Ming Xue, General Understanding of Society, Random Talk on Group Studies and. At the same time, he actively interacted with Chinese and foreign daily, and jointly reprinted Tan Sitong's book Ren with his cousin You Zichun. At that time, it was banned and sold to others for publicity.
In the 31st year of Guangxu reign (1905), he came to Shanghai to join Nanshe. 1February, 906, after Bao officially settled in Shanghai, he was invited by Di and Chen to be the news editor of The Times, and also edited the supplementary issue Yu Xing, which was the first literary supplement of modern newspapers. He writes six articles for newspapers every day and novels in his spare time. After the publication of Time, a novel attached to Time, he and Chen took turns as editors-in-chief and collaborated in novel creation. This publication has trained many young authors, and most of them have become masters of Yuanyang Butterfly School, so it is considered to be the earliest publication with the tendency of Yuanyang Butterfly School. The Women's Times also belongs to the newspaper, and Bao was the first editor. He advocated a new view of women, and wrote and published essays such as Mourning for Ms. Bao and Best Advice. His novels have more or less explored a new view of family.
19 12 was invited to take a part-time job in the Commercial Press, participate in the compilation of Chinese textbooks and edit the extracurricular reading "New Society". The following year, the Japanese press invited him to visit Japan with Shen Shengping, current affairs journalist Feng, Shenzhou Daily reporter Yu Daxiong and China New Newspaper reporter Zhang Qun. After returning home, he wrote a brief review of Japanese news and introduced his trip to Japan in The Times.
From 19 15 to 19 17, Bao, who entered middle age, successively served as the editor-in-chief of the publications Novel Grand View and Novel Pictorial published by Wenming Bookstore. He regards advocating science and paying attention to moral education as the purpose of running a magazine. When the novel "Grand View" was first published, he wrote a sentence in "Example": the magazine will vigorously introduce "works with simple purpose and beneficial to society and morality" and "always ups and downs." Knowing that classical Chinese hindered the popularization of Chinese characters, he advocated vernacular Chinese in a big way when he was the editor-in-chief of Fiction Illustrated 19 17. He said: "The novel is authentic in vernacular." And self-review in the publication "Introduction to Short Stories": "I have been engaged in novel creation for more than ten years. Just looking up old manuscripts, translating more and writing less, writing more classical Chinese, saying something new, is quite sick. The track of literary evolution must change from archaic literature to colloquial literature. China's pre-Qin characters use common sayings, which can be proved by Mo and Zhuang dialects. " After the publication of Fiction Illustrated, the content is mainly text, supplemented by pictures, and the text is all vernacular. It has become an elegant and popular publication.
Later, he edited "Week" for Dadong Bookstore, and published many novels and essays under the pseudonyms of Chuanying, Aijiao and Nianhua. 1922, 47-year-old Bao joined the Communist Youth League. Social friends include Zhou Shoujuan, Xu, Hu, Xu Zhuo Dai, Fan Yanqiao, Bi and other old-school novelists. Bao drafted the articles of association for the society. Then he joined the "Star Club". In the same year, Evergreen, a magazine of the Youth Association, was founded, and Bao served as the editorial director, and wrote The Origin of the Association. He is also the editor of the Star. On 1928, he was hired by President Zhou Shoujuan as the introducer of Shu Qun Browsing Agency.
1935, Li Bao was published in Shanghai, and Huaguoshan Supplement was compiled after Zhang Henshui. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), Bao, a romantic novelist, wrote political essays and essays for daily newspapers out of resentment against Japanese invaders.
After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, he moved to Hongkong and died in 1973. He is the author of the novels Nine Snow Stories, Snow Curtain, Liu and Memoirs of Sichuan Studio, and his translated works include Hidden Biography, Empty Valley and Orchid, and Plum Blossom Fall.