Wen Xiaoyu (1938–)
Wen Xiaoyu (1938–)
Chinese short-story writer. Born 1938 in Zhejiang Province, China; graduate of Bejing University, 1955; m. Wang Zhecheng (writer).
Taught Chinese literature at University of Inner Mongolia; with husband, wrote Farewell, Thistles (1983).
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