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Chûng Thiet-mìn
Taiwanese writer · Taiwan · On the map · Writers · Lived 1941 to 2011 · aged 70
Chung T'ieh-min was a Taiwanese writer of Hakka descent. Most of his works were novels and essays, and some were children's literature and dramatic scripts. His writing style was simple and honest, quiet and realistic, focusing on rural Hakka themes, earning him the title of a "farmer writer".
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The eldest son of the renowned Hakka writer Chung Li-ho (鍾理和), Chung T'ieh-min had been writing articles for newspapers and magazines, publishing books such as Small Flowers in Stone Cracks (石罅中的小花), Yu Chung-hsiung's Spring (余忠雄的春天), and Yorkshire's Dusk ( 約克夏的黃昏). He received several literary awards, including the 15th Wu Chuo-liu Literary Prize and the Loa Ho Literature Award.
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