In accordance with the provisions of the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, the right to publication and copyright of a work is protected for the life of the author and for fifty years after his death, ending on December 31, the fiftieth year after the death of the author. With the passage of the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China in 1990, China officially became a member of the Convention on October 15, 1992.
Therefore, in the upcoming year 2022, the works of a number of writers and scholars who died in 1971 will enter the public page. The author has sorted this out.
Chen Yuan
Historian, religious historian, and educator, together with Chen Yinke, is called "The Second Chen of Historiography" and is one of the "Four Great Masters of Historiography". Chen Yuan has made great achievements in the fields of Yuan history, religious history, and philology, and was famous in Chinese historiography for his "Four Examinations of Ancient Religion" at the beginning of the Republic of China. He served as Vice Minister of Education of the Republic of China and President of Beijing Normal University. His major publications include "Huahua Examination of the People of the Western Regions of the Yuan Dynasty", "Supplement to the Yuandian Chapter", "Example of Shi Zhen", "Tongjian Hu Zhuan Table", "Interpretation of Proofreading", "Examination of Dianqian Buddhism in the Ming Dynasty", "Record of monks in the early Qing Dynasty", etc.
Shen Yinmo
Famous calligrapher and educator. Shen Yinmo is famous for his calligraphy, and together with Yu Youren, he is called "Southern Shenbei Yu", and together with Li Zhimin, he is also known as "the two great masters of the history of calligraphy of Peking University". He once served as the president of Peking University and the deputy director of the Central Museum of Culture and History. His major works include "The Two Kings Law Book Pipe Peep", "The Interpretation of the Experience of Famous Scholars in The Past Dynasties", "Miscellaneous Poems of the Tyumen Room", "Long and Short Sentences of the Tyumen Room" and so on.
Pan Tianshou
Modern painter and educator, he once studied under Jing Hengyi and Li Shu. His freehand flower and bird painting first learned Wu Changshuo, and later took the method from Shi Tao and Bada Shanren. He once served as vice chairman of the China Artists Association and president of the Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts. He is the author of "Listening to Tiange Painting and Talking about Essays", and the authors of "History of Chinese Painting" and "History of Chinese Calligraphy".
Wen Jie
Modern poet, formerly known as Zhao Wenjie. In 1955, he became famous for publishing New China's first collection of lyric poems reflecting the ethnic minorities in the frontier, "Pastoral Songs of the Tianshan Mountains". He was the director of the Xinjiang branch of Xinhua News Agency and the second director of the China Writers Association. Other major works include Motherland! Glorious October", "Hexi Corridor Line", "Hymn of Life", long poem "Flame of Vengeance", etc.
George Seferis
Greek poet. The poetry collection Myth and History, published in 1935, blends reality and history in a modern language, marking the maturity of his poetic art. From the 1930s to the 1960s, Sephiroth dominated Greek poetry for nearly three decades. Rooted in the rich and long history of Greece, Sephiroth treats the present with a historical perspective and lyrically expresses his feelings in the destiny of the nation. Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1963, the jury called "his remarkable lyric poems the product of a deep feeling for Greek culture." The main collections of poems are "Turning Point", "Logbook", "Thrush" and so on.
Gy rgy Lukács
The famous Hungarian philosopher and literary critic, his overall image is that of a Romantic Jewish intellectual with left-wing tendencies. In his early years, the theory of the novel shined in the field of literary theory and was appreciated by Zimmer and Weber. After the October Revolution, Lukács turned to Marxism, and his mid-term masterpiece History and Class Consciousness is often referred to as the "bible" of Western Marxism. After 1956, Lukács returned to Hungary, and his students formed the "Budapest School", one of the important schools of neo-Marxism in Eastern Europe, after which Lukács tried to reconstruct his own system, and published books such as Aesthetic Characteristics and Ontology of Social Existence.
Naoya Shiga
Famous Japanese novelist. In 1912, he published the short story "The Diary of Crothus", which showed his outstanding talent, and later co-founded the magazine "Birch" with other writers, forming the "Birch School" in the literary world. In 1921, he began writing his only novel, Dark Night Walk, which lasted 16 years and was completed in 1937, and this book also became Shiga's masterpiece and a model for Japanese private novels. In addition to "Dark Night Walk", Shiga Naoya's works are all short stories, the theme is mostly conflicts with his father, the description is delicate, the narrative is condensed, and it has the reputation of "the god of fiction".
Ogden Nash
American absurdist poet. His poetry rhymes strangely, strangely structured, and contains irony, and he often arranges long and untidy sentences in pairs and despises all prosody rules. Nash's poems were mainly published in The New Yorker, and his works include "Free Spin", "The Road to Pleasure", "Face Familiar", "Poetry since 1929" and so on.
Kenneth Slessor
Australian poet. Slather focuses on the musicality of poetry and reflects the futility of life in themes. He was a member of the Federal Literary Fund Advisory Board and a member of the Australian National Literary Review Committee. He is the author of the poetry collection "Visitors from the Earth", "Cuckoo Country", "Night and Morning Glow in Darlinghurst", "Five Bells" and so on.
john k John W. Campbell
American science fiction writer and editor. In 1930, he published the novel "When the Atom Fails", and in 1937 he published the novel "The Universal Machine". Campbell has been called the founder of the "Golden Age" of American science fiction. The thrilling science fiction magazine he edited produced a large number of science fiction writers, and the "John F. Kennedy" magazine, which was established in his honor, was established in his honor. The W. Campbell Memorial Award is the earliest science fiction literature award created after the Hugo Award and the Nebula Award.
Stevie Smith
English poet. Smith often deals with serious subjects such as death with childlike clarity, with short and expressive verses. "Not Waving but Drowning" is her most iconic poem, reflecting a unique sense of humor. He was awarded the Chomley Prize for Poetry in 1966 and the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry in 1969.
W.D. Ross
The English philosopher, mainly engaged in ethics and classical studies, his translation and reinterpretation of Aristotle has aroused heated attention and controversy in the academic community. His book Right and Good is regarded as one of the most important works of moral philosophy of the twentieth century, and in the second half of the twentieth century, his views on moral philosophy were highly regarded and concerned by intuitionist metaethics.