The origin of Zhang ailing's name

When Zhang Ailing was ten years old, her mother advocated sending her to school, but her father repeatedly made a fuss about it. Finally, her mother sent her as hard as human trafficking. Because of her good foundation, she entered the fourth grade of Huang primary school.

When filling in the admission ticket, she wanted to give herself a new name because the word "Zhang Tang" was not good. For an instant, she hesitated and didn't know what to fill in. She supported her head and thought for a while and said, "Translate English names casually for the time being." This word describes her mood at that time, which is also the origin of Zhang Ailing's name.

Zhang Ailing, an ordinary name, was just a casual expression of her mother's mind, but later it resounded through the literary world. Mother always intends to change it for her, not to change it. Later, Aileen didn't want to change, and there was no need to change.

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Zhang Ailing (1September 30, 920-1September 995), formerly known as Natalie, pen name Liang Jing, Feng Runren, Hebei Province, is a modern female writer in China. He began to write novels at the age of 7, and began to publish his works in school magazines at the age of 12. From 1943 to 1944, he wrote and published novels such as The First Fragrance of Aquilaria Resinatum Tablets, The Second Fragrance of Aquilaria Resinatum Tablets, Jasmine Fragrant Tablets, Love in the City, Red Roses and White Roses. From 65438 to 0955, Zhang Ailing went to settle in the United States.

Zhang Ailing is a charming writer in the history of modern literature in China. Her life's creation involves novels, essays and script reviews, among which novels are the most successful. Zhang Ailing's novels are beyond her time.

Zhang Ailing's novels show personal characteristics in material selection, conception, characterization, narrative structure and language skills, and have made outstanding achievements. Her novels, whether beyond elegance and vulgarity or in-depth description of marginalized little people, are unmatched by any other writer in the 1940s.

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