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Daoshangshe

Chinese literary society
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  • Hong Kong literature

    The first modern literary society, Daoshangshe (1929; “Island Association”), consisted of members such as Lu Lun (Li Linfeng), Zhang Wenbing, and Xie Chengguang. They modeled themselves on modern mainland Chinese writers and realistically depicted lives in the lower economic classes.

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    The first modern literary society, Daoshangshe (1929; “Island Association”), consisted of members such as Lu Lun (Li Linfeng), Zhang Wenbing, and Xie Chengguang. They modeled themselves on modern mainland Chinese writers and realistically depicted lives in the lower economic classes.

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