The daughter of army writer Chu Hsi-ning and translator Liu Musha [zh], she is the younger sister of writer Chu Tien-wen and elder sister of writer of Chu Tien-yi [zh]. Chu began writing in high school and her early short stories and essays were published in 1977 as Fangzhou shang de rizi (Days on the ark) and Jirang ge (Songs of rustic pleasures). She graduated from Taipei First Girls' High School and then studied history at National Taiwan University. In 1984, she married writer and editor Xie Caijun. Their daughter was born in 1986. She wrote a number of articles for the weekly China Times.[1]
Chu was influenced in her development as a writer by her father and also by writer and editor Hu Lancheng.[2] In her work, she explores the challenges of reestablishing and maintaining cultural identity in a modern world.[3]
Chu is a member of the advocacy group The Alliance for Ethnic Equality which opposes the exploitation of ethnic differences for political gain.[4] In 2012, she was part of a group lobbying for the creation of an independent agency responsible for animal protection.[5]
tʽien, hsin, this, chinese, name, family, name, tʻien, hsin, born, march, 1958, taiwanese, writer, considered, taiwan, foremost, author, life, military, dependents, villages, born, 1958, march, 1958, kaohsiung, taiwanlanguagechinesealma, maternational, taiwan,. In this Chinese name the family name is Chu Chu Tʻien hsin born 12 March 1958 is a Taiwanese writer 1 She is considered Taiwan s foremost author on life in military dependents villages Chu Tʽien hsinBorn 1958 03 12 12 March 1958 age 66 Kaohsiung TaiwanLanguageChineseAlma materNational Taiwan UniversitySpouseTang Nuo 唐諾 ChildrenHsieh Hai meng 謝海盟 RelativesChu Hsi ning fatherLiu Mu sha motherChu Tien wen sisterChinese nameChinese朱天心TranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinZhu TianxinWade GilesChu1 T ien1 hsin1 Her father Chu Hsi ning and older sister Chu Tien wen are also famous writers Biography editThe daughter of army writer Chu Hsi ning and translator Liu Musha zh she is the younger sister of writer Chu Tien wen and elder sister of writer of Chu Tien yi zh Chu began writing in high school and her early short stories and essays were published in 1977 as Fangzhou shang de rizi Days on the ark and Jirang ge Songs of rustic pleasures She graduated from Taipei First Girls High School and then studied history at National Taiwan University In 1984 she married writer and editor Xie Caijun Their daughter was born in 1986 She wrote a number of articles for the weekly China Times 1 Chu was influenced in her development as a writer by her father and also by writer and editor Hu Lancheng 2 In her work she explores the challenges of reestablishing and maintaining cultural identity in a modern world 3 Chu is a member of the advocacy group The Alliance for Ethnic Equality which opposes the exploitation of ethnic differences for political gain 4 In 2012 she was part of a group lobbying for the creation of an independent agency responsible for animal protection 5 Works translated to English editYear Chinese title Translated English title Translator 1976 浪淘沙 Waves Scour the Sands 6 Fran Martin 1984 淡水最後列車 The Last Train to Tamshui 7 Michelle Yeh 1988 新黨十九日 Nineteen Days of the New Party 8 Martha Cheung 1992 想我眷村的兄弟們 In Remembrance of My Buddies from the Military Compound 9 Michelle Wu 春風蝴蝶之事 A Story of Spring Butterflies 10 Fran Martin 1997 古都 The Old Capital 11 Howard Goldblatt 2001 李家寶 Li Chiapao 12 Shou Fang Hu Moore 2010 偷情 The Fling 13 Chris Wen chao Li The Last Train to Tamshui was adapted into a 1986 film directed by Ko I chen starring Yu An shun and Fang Wen lin References edit a b Miller Jane Eldridge 2001 Who s who in Contemporary Women s Writing pp 362 63 ISBN 0415159806 Mostow Joshua S 2003 The Columbia Companion to Modern East Asian Literature pp 584 ISBN 0231113145 Chen Lingchei Letty 2006 Writing Chinese Reshaping Chinese Cultural Identity pp 64 76 ISBN 1403982988 Green Robert August 1 2007 Searching for the Past Taiwan Review Archived from the original on April 2 2015 Retrieved March 25 2015 Animal rights activists call for an independent agency China Post May 3 2012 Renditions Spring 2005 The Chinese PEN Spring 1988 City Women Contemporary Taiwan Women Writers The Chinese University of Hong Kong 2001 ISBN 962 7255 23 8 The Last of the Whampoa Breed Stories of the Chinese Diaspora Columbia University Press 2003 Angelwings Contemporary Queer Fiction from Taiwan University of Hawaiʻi Press 2003 ISBN 978 0 8248 2652 9 The Old Capital A Novel of Taipei Columbia University Press 2007 ISBN 978 0 231 14112 3 The Chinese PEN Winter 2006 The Taipei Chinese PEN Spring 2011 nbsp nbsp This article about a Taiwanese writer is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Chu Tʽien hsin amp oldid 1102869558, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
