Li Dunbai (192 1-), English name Li Dunbai; ; Born into a Jewish family in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, he joined the United States in his youth. 1942 joined the army and was sent to Stanford American Language School to learn Chinese (including Zhang Xueliang's daughter, American writer anna louise strong).

/kloc-sent to China with the army in the summer of 0/945 to deal with the civil affairs of the US military and China; He stayed in China after the war and was introduced to the United Nations Relief Agency by Soong Ching Ling. Later, he went to Zhangjiakou to assist Xinhua Radio Station in establishing English broadcasting.

/kloc-went to Yan' an in October, 1946, and became an English expert in Xinhua Corporation, then joined China. Strong, a newspaper editor in the Soviet Union from 65438 to 0949, was accused of being a spy and put in prison, during which his first Chinese wife divorced him. 1953, Stalin was released after his death and worked as a foreign expert in China People's Broadcasting Station. He met Wang Yulin and got married in 1956.

During the Cultural Revolution, he was very radical. 1967 became the leader of "Bethune-Yan 'an Rebel Group" and took power in China Radio International. On April 8 of the same year, People's Daily published his article "China Cultural Revolution Opened the Waterway to Communism"; On April 10, as a representative of foreigners, he criticized Wang in Tsinghua University.

/kloc-0 was classified as a "May 16th member" in September 1967, and/kloc-0 was arrested and imprisoned in February 1968. 1977 10 was released and rehabilitated. 1979 went back to the United States for vacation and wrote articles for The New York Times. 1980 left China with his family; He and his wife Wang Yulin have three sons and a daughter.