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魏巍

Wèi Wēi
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Wei Wei
  2. 2 Chinese novelist and war correspondent, author of 'The Orient'

About Wei Wei

1920–2008 · 作家 writer

Writer and war correspondent whose 1951 report from Korea, 谁是最可爱的人, gave the Chinese soldiers there the lasting name "the most lovable people". His novel 东方 won the Mao Dun Prize.

Also called  魏鸿杰

Examples

HSK 6
Wèi Wēi de 《 Shuí shì zuì kě'ài de rén 》 céng rùxuǎn zhōngxué kèběn.
Wei Wei's 'Who Are the Most Beloved People' was once included in middle school textbooks.
HSK 6
Wèi Wēi yǐ Cháoxiǎn zhànzhēng tícái de zuòpǐn wénmíng.
Wei Wei is known for his works about the Korean War.

Tips

culture
During the war against Japan he signed his poems 红杨树, 'red poplar': the poplar is a tree that sings in the wind, and red stood for the revolution. 最可爱的人 later became a byword for the whole People's Liberation Army, not only the soldiers in Korea.

Stroke Order

魏 Wèi
巍 wēi