Chen Dengke

Chen Dengke

Chen Dengke (1919-1998.10.12), male, from Lianshui, Jiangsu Province. He graduated from the Central Institute of literature in 1950. He joined Lianshui Anti Japanese guerrillas in 1940 and the Communist Party of China in 1945.

Chen Dengke has successively served as a reporter of Yanfu Dazhong daily and Hefei Branch of Xinhua news agency, a student of the Central Institute of literature, vice chairman of Anhui Federation of literary and art circles, chairman of Anhui Branch of China Writers Association, chief editor of Qingming, a large bimonthly literary magazine, the third and fourth directors of China Writers Association, member of the Fourth Committee of China Writers Association, representative of the Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and third, fifth, sixth and Seventh National People's Congress Representatives.

Chen Dengke began to publish his works in 1938 and joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1949.

Character creation

Chen Dengke is the author of novels such as living pond, sister Du, black girl, eagle, daughter by the Huaihe River, story of moving mountains, wind and thunder, red dragon and Danfeng, story of breaking the wall (cooperation), biography of Gu Zhutong and biography of San sheben (Volume 1), collection of short stories 100 years old, collection of essays bumpy and pitching, and collection of electricity Some of the film literature plays have been shot and released, such as new Ode to Liuhu, Wolong Lake, snowy Dabie Mountains, hidden willows and bright flowers, and Xu Beihong.

Chen Dengke has published 16 literary works with more than 6 million words.