Tell me about the origin, name, font size, dynasty status and main works of Bing Xin.

Xie Wanying (1900101October 5-1February 28, 999), whose pen name means "Bing Xin is in the jade pot", is a great poet, writer, translator and children's writer in modern times. Born in Changle, Fujian Province, he was born in a naval officer's family in Fuzhou and is known as the "century old man". He used to be honorary chairman of the Central Committee of China Association for Promoting Democracy, vice chairman of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, honorary chairman and consultant of Chinese Writers Association, and honorary director of China Translators Association. He is the author of a collection of novels, a collection of poems "Stars in Spring Water" and a collection of essays "To Young Readers", "Again to Young Readers", "Three to Young Readers" and "Little Orange Lamp". He advocates the philosophy of love and is one of the "eight great writers of contemporary prose".

The origin of pseudonym

When I wrote my first novel Two Families, I used the pseudonym "Bing Xin" for the first time. When someone asked her why she used "Bing Xin", she recalled: "At that time, I didn't want my classmates to know that I wrote the article, and the strokes of" Bing Xin "were simple and easy to write, which was consistent with the meaning of" Ying "in my real name Xie Wanying. Bing Xin's pen name has nothing to do with Xie Wanying. After I was born, my grandfather asked a fortune teller to tell my fortune. The fortune teller said I should be a man, and I was hit by satellites. He also said that I was short of fire. So my second uncle named me' Wan Ying', and there are two words' fire' on the prefix' English'. " Therefore, fire can be defeated by ice, and the word "heart" gives people a feeling of beauty, so the pen name is Bing Xin. The pen name Bing Xin is said to mean "a piece of Bing Xin is in a jade pot".

works

Bing Xin's works total 4 1, ranging from 1923 to 1994.

1. Stars and Springs (Poems) 1923, Business.

Superman (collection of novels and essays) 1920, business.

3. To a Young Reader (Newsletter) 1978, Beixin.

4. Past events (novel prose) 193 1, enlightenment.

5 "South Return" (Prose Collection) 1945, Beixin.

Auntie (Novel Collection) 1987, Beixin.

7. Bing Xin's novels, one of the complete works, 1932, Beixin.

8 The Complete Works of Bing Xin II-Poems of Bing Xin 1932, Beixin.

9. Complete Works of Bing Xin-Essays of Bing Xin 1932, Beixin.

10. Leisure (Poetry and Prose Collection) 1922, Beixin.

1 1. Go to the countryside (collection of novels) 1933, Beixin.

12. Travel Notes of Pingsui 1935, Pingsui Railway Bureau.

13. Dong Er girl (novel collection) 1935, Beixin.

14. One of Bing Xin's works-Bing Xin's collection of novels 1943, Wu.

15. The second collection of Bing Xin's works-Bing Xin's prose collection 1943, Wu.

16. The third collection of Bing Xin's works-Bing Xin's poetry anthology 1943, Wu.

17. About women (essays) 1943, Heaven and Earth.

18. Selected essays of Bing Xin's novels 1954, Humanities.

19. Tao Qi's summer diary (novel) 1956, Shanghai children.

20. The Return of the Native Miscellaneous Notes (Prose Collection) 1957, Shanghai Children.

2 1. After returning (essays) 1958, writer.

22. Send young readers again (newsletter collection) 1958 March 1 1. Up to 1960, I have written and published 2 articles1in People's Daily and Childhood.

23. "We Awaken Spring" (Prose Collection) 1960, Hundred Flowers.

24. "Little Orange Lantern" (anthology of novels and essays) 1960, writer.

25. ode to cherry blossoms (essays) 1962, Hundred Flowers.

26. "Notes on the Collection" (essay) 1964, writer.

27. "Yi Xian Ji" (essays and novels) 1980, Baihua.

28. Three Little Readers (Newsletter Collection) 198 1, children.

29. Note Beads (On Creation) 1982, Humanities.

30. Bing Xin's Creation 1982, Shanghai Literature and Art.

3 1. Selected Works of Bing Xin 1982, Children.

32. Selected Works of Bing Xin 1983, Humanities.

33. Selected Works of Bing Xin (1-2) 1983, Sichuanese (incomplete).

34. Bing Xin's Works (1-3) 1983, Shanghai Literature and Art (incomplete).

35. The Complete Works of Bing Xin (1-8) 1994, Literature and Art in the Straits.

36. "Pick only children for many lines" 198 1, children, included in primary school Chinese textbooks.

37 My Secret 1957

38 "Memory Reading" Preparatory Grade Lesson 25.

39 The Complete Works of Bing Xin (3rd edition, volume 10), Straits Literature and Art Publishing House, 2065438+May 2002.

In prose, he has written four series of articles: I want to write, My autobiography, About Men and Fujian Miscellanies in 2000.

Miscellaneous Notes in the Mountains was created by his illness in the mountains during his study in the United States.

40 "Bing Xin" ancient poetry

4 1 "Watching Dance" 1994, compiled into junior high school Chinese textbooks.

Translated bibliography

Prophet (Poems of Prose) Syrian Carol Ji Bolun, 193 1, Crescent Moon.

Indian fairy tales by Anand, India, 1955, Zhongqing.

Chittagong (Poems), Tagore, India, 1955, Humanities.

Indian folk stories? Annard, India, 1955, Shanghai children.

Selected poems of Tagore and translated by Shi Zhecun, 1958, Humanities.

Tagore's Drama (4) 1959, Drama.

Poems of Ma Hengda translated by Sun Yong (Nepali), 1965.

"The Lamp Burner" (poetry anthology) Anton Buttigieg, 198 1, humanities.

Tagore bird, self-translation, 1929.