Hong, Shen, 1894-1955
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Name (Latin)
Hong, Shen, 1894-1955
Other forms of name
Hong, Bojun, 1894-1955
Hong, Qianzai, 1894-1955
Hong, Qianzhai, 1894-1955
Hung, Chʻien-chai, 1894-1955
Hung, Chʻien-tsai, 1894-1955
Hung, Po-chün, 1894-1955
Hung, Shen, 1893-1955
Hung, Shen, 1894-1955
Shen, Hong, 1894-1955
Shen, Hung, 1894-1955
Date of birth
1894-12-31
Date of death
1955-08-29
Place of birth
Jiangsu Sheng (China)
Place of death
Beijing (China)
Occupation
Dramatists
Motion picture producers and directors
Screenwriters
Associated Language
chi
Gender
male
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MARC
Sources of Information
- OCLC #28252871, March 5, 2020(access point: 洪琛, 1894-1955 = Hong, Shen, 1894-1955; usage: 洪琛 = Hong Shen)
- OCLC #869781622, March 5, 2020(access point: 洪深, 1894-1955 = Hong, Shen, 1894-1955; usage: 洪深 = Hong Shen)
- http://baike.baidu.com via WWW, viewed on March 5, 2020(洪深 = Hong Shen; born 12/31/1894 in Jiangsu, China; died 8/29/1955 in Bejing; playwright; film director, screenwriter; author of Dian ying xi ju di bian ju fang fa and Nong cun san bu qu)
- https://books.google.com viewed on March 5, 2020(洪琛 = Hong Shen; author of Dian ying xi ju di bian ju fang fa)
- Author's Che chiu shih "Mei-kuo sheng huo ti fang shih, 1951.
- Hung Shen yen chiu chuan chi, 1986:p. 3, etc. of 2nd group (h. Po-chün; t. Chʻien-chai and Chʻien-tsai; b. 12/31/1894; d. 8/29/1955)
- LC manual auth cd.(hdg.: Hung, Shen, 1893-1955)
- http://baike.baidu.com via WWW, viewed on April 25, 2011:(born 12/31/1894 in Jiangsu, China; died 12/29/1955 in Bejing; playwright; film director, screenwriter)
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Hong Shen
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Wikipedia description:
Hong Shen (Chinese: 洪深; Wade–Giles: Hung Shen; 31 December 1894 – 29 August 1955) was a Chinese playwright, film director and screenwriter, film and drama theorist, and educator. He is considered by drama historians as one of the three founders of the modern Chinese spoken drama, together with Tian Han and Ouyang Yuqian. He wrote the first Chinese film script, Mrs. Shentu.
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