Liu,/kloc-0, born on June 4th, 942, is a famous contemporary writer and redologist in China. Pen name, Zhao, etc. He used to be a middle school teacher, editor of publishing house and editor-in-chief of People's Literature magazine. He is famous for his short story The Head Teacher, which is regarded as a masterpiece of scar literature. The characteristic of his works is to pay attention to reality. His novel "Bell and Drum Tower" won the Mao Dun Literature Award and is one of the mainstream contemporary writers. 1979, director of Chinese Writers Association, editor-in-chief of People's Literature, and joined China Center of International PEN. After 1990s, he became an active researcher of A Dream of Red Mansions, and gave a series of lectures on Qin Keqing and other topics in CCTV's Lecture Room, which caused great controversy.

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In 2005, A Dream of Red Mansions was published by Shu Hai Publishing House.

Liu Zhu's A Dream of Red Mansions (1-4) Oriental Publishing House, 2005.

In 2006, Liu People's Publishing House published an ancient version of A Dream of Red Mansions.

20 10 Eyes in the Red Chamber Chongqing Publishing House

20 10 Jiangsu people's publishing house published the true story of a dream of red mansions after 1980s. Zhou, a native of Tianjin, was originally named Min 'an, later changed to. His pen names are Gong Yu, Shi Wu, Qing Yu, Shi Yan, Chake, etc. He is a famous redologist, classical literature expert, poet and calligrapher in China. More than 40 academic works have been published, among which Dream of Red Mansions, a representative novel, is a landmark work in the history of redology research and the foundation work of modern redology research. Related works

New evidence of a dream of red mansions (400,000 words), Shanghai Tangdi Publishing House, 1953 (this book sold three editions in March, and was later updated to 800,000 words.

1976 People's Literature Publishing House)

Cao Xueqin (140,000 words) 1964 was published by Writers Publishing House, and was later updated to 200,000 words of Biography of Cao Xueqin, 1980 was published by Tianjin Baihua Publishing House.

The Story of the Stone (200,000 words), co-authored with Chang, Bibliographic Literature Publishing House, 1985.

A Dream of Red Mansions and China Culture (180,000 words), published by Workers Publishing House and Taiwan Province Dongda Book Company, 1989.

The red chamber is dazzling red.

History of a Dream of Red Mansions (1 10000 words), Heilongjiang People's Publishing House, 1989.

Palace and A Dream of Red Mansions (200,000 words), Beijing Yanshan Publishing House, 1992.

The New Biography of Cao Xueqin (230,000 words), foreign languages press, 1992.

The Art of the Red Chamber (19000 words), People's Literature Publishing House, 1995.

The true story of a dream of red mansions (270,000 words), Huayi Publishing House, 1995.

The Original Story of the Red Chamber (120000 words), Beijing Library Press, 1998.

Zhou Hongloumeng (654.38+0.84 million words), Huayi Publishing House, 654.38+0.998.

Anthology of Dedication to Qin: Appreciation of Dream of Red Mansions (400,000 words), Zhonghua Book Company, 2006.

Liu Ying in the Red Chamber (240,000 words), Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House, 2007.

A Dream of Red Mansions (6.5438+0.9 million words), Zhonghua Book Company, 2007.

A Dream of Red Mansions and China Culture (Revised Edition) (200,000 words), Zhonghua Book Company, Feng Qiyong, 2009. He has been a professor at Renmin University of China, vice president of China Academy of Art, president of China Red Society, vice president of China Opera Society, member of Chinese Writers Association, director of Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and editor-in-chief of A Dream of Red Mansions. Feng Qiyong is famous for his study of A Dream of Red Mansions. He is the author of more than 20 monographs, such as A New Textual Research on Cao Xueqin's Family, On Geng, Collection of Dreams, Collection of Shushi and Collection of Autumn Wind. And edited the new proofreading version of A Dream of Red Mansions, A Dream of Red Mansions Dictionary and China Encyclopedia of Art Dictionary. Related works

Shu's anthology (two sets of research papers on a dream of red mansions, Yuelu Bookstore, Hunan, 1992)

On Geng (monograph on versions of a dream of red mansions, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 1978. 04)

Research on the Story of the Stone (A Dream of Red Mansions Edition, People's Literature Publishing House,199865438+February)

A New Textual Research on Cao Xueqin's Family (Cao Xueqin's research monograph, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 1980. 7)

Eight Comments on A Dream of Red Mansions (A Dream of Red Mansions Review Research, Culture and Art Publishing House, 199 1 September)

A New Textual Research on Cao Xueqin's Family (monograph on Cao Xueqin's research, Culture and Art Publishing House,1July, 997)

Catalogue of Cao Xueqin's Family Heritage in A Dream of Red Mansions (A Dream of Red Mansions monograph, 732nd edition, 50,000 words textual research, Hong Kong Sanlian Bookstore,1983,65438+February)

A Dream of Red Mansions (Liaoning People's Publishing House, 65438+2005 10)

Broom Collection: Feng Qiyong on A Dream of Red Mansions (Culture and Art Publishing House, February 2005) Yu Pingbo (1900- 1990), formerly known as Yu Mingheng and named Pingbo. Modern poet, writer and redologist. Great-grandson of Yu Yue, a master of Park Studies in Qing Dynasty. Also known as the founder of "New Dream of Red Mansions" with Hu Shi. Born in a noble family, he was famous in the literary world as a new poet and essayist in his early years. He took an active part in the May 4th New Culture Movement, studied China's classical literature and taught in famous universities. He is a passionate patriot and an intellectual with noble sentiments. Related works

Discrimination of A Dream of Red Mansions

A Study of A Dream of Red Mansions

A Dream of Red Mansions Dictionary

Dream of Red Mansions 80th Back to School