Wang Shan

Wang Shan

Wang Shan was born on August 31, 1953. He is a member of the Communist Party of China. After graduating from junior high school in 1968, he successively worked in rural farming, underground coal mining and military service in Yanbei area. At 19:30 on April 30, 2012, writer Wang Shan died in Beijing 301 Hospital at the age of 60.

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Wang Shan was born on August 31, 1953. When he graduated from junior high school in 1968, at the beginning of the cultural revolution, Wang Shan went to Yanbei, Shanxi Province with the majority of educated youth to work in agriculture. Later, he entered the coal mine to undertake underground mining work. Later, because of his outstanding performance, he was transferred to the military. After his demobilization in 1977, Wang Shan was assigned to Beijing Normal University to engage in cultural and educational work. During this period, through his personal efforts, Wang Shan not only promoted from an ordinary staff member to the post of director in a short time, but also studied for a master's degree in pedagogy. Later, Wang Shan was promoted to vice president of Beijing Peking opera academy and became one of the youngest high-level cadres in Beijing's cultural and educational circles at that time. In 1991, in response to the changes of the times, in order to wake up the people's understanding of their times and analyze today's social problems from the perspective of history, Wang Shan resolutely hung up his pen and engaged in literary creation. his life experience is far richer than that of his peers, which has accumulated rich life materials for his literary creation. By fully understanding and absorbing the nutrients of all social strata, Wang Shan finally formed his unique views on the changes of social organizations and forms, and established his position in the Chinese literary and ideological circles through his works. in recent years, he has mixed up in Baidu Post Bar, the "Beijing obstinate leader", with the online name of "four horizontal and vertical". In the 1990s, his series of novels "Tianshang", "Tianji" and "Tianjue" were published. Later, he wrote "Da Wan Zhu Di Shang" and published "China with the third eye" under his pseudonym. at 19:30 on April 30, 2012, writer Wang Shan died of heart failure and renal failure caused by diabetes in Beijing 301 Hospital. He was only 60 years old.

Representative works

"Tianshang", "Tianji", "Tianjue" (later renamed "bloody youth" was published for the second time. In March 2012, "Tianshang", "Tianji" and "Tianjue" were combined and renamed "Beijing Godfather" and published for the third time); "Da Wan Zhu Di Shang" was written as "the third eye to see China" under the pseudonym of luoyininger. Wang Shan was preparing to write "Tiangang", but he was ill As a result, the novel is not finished.

Character evaluation

Commentator Xie Xizhang said, "Wang Shan wrote the most vivid and vigorous language about the conflicts between the old red guards in Beijing and the children of the citizens in Beijing Hutong in the early period of the cultural revolution." Mourn the thinker. At that time, he wrote "the third eye sees China" under the pseudonym of luoyininger, which has unique insight. Zhang Yiwu, professor and doctoral supervisor of Chinese Department of Peking University. He is my teacher. He is a great master. "Bloody youth" series "Tianshang", "Tianji" and "Tianjue" are wonderful and never tire of seeing. He just left, leaving me and other mediocre people to live in the world Wang Shan, a writer and screenwriter, is a very special thinker. His political works were published under the pretext of foreigners' names in the special environment 20 years ago, which aroused heated discussion for a time. When he was preparing for Sanlian Life, he went to his Qinghe residence for a long talk. Now it's a thing of the past. Yang Lang, vice president of Caixun media group