Lin Yutang

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Lin Yutang was a renowned Chinese writer, translator, and inventor known for his witty essays, promotion of Chinese culture to Western audiences, and influential role in modern Chinese literature during the early 20th century.

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instanceOf essayist
linguist
novelist
person
translator
awardReceived Order of Brilliant Star NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship China
dateOfBirth 1895-10-10
dateOfDeath 1976-03-26
educatedAt Harvard University
Saint John's University, Shanghai NERFINISHED
University of Leipzig
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
familyName Lin NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork comparative literature
lexicography
modern Chinese literature
translation
gender male
genre essay
non-fiction
novel
givenName Yutang NERFINISHED
influenced Western understanding of Chinese culture
modern Chinese literature
languagesSpokenWrittenOrSigned Chinese
English
movement modern Chinese literature
name Lin Yutang NERFINISHED
nativeName 林語堂 NERFINISHED
notableFor developing a Chinese indexing system
inventing a Chinese typewriter
popularizing Chinese philosophy in the West
promoting Chinese culture to Western audiences
witty essays
notableWork Between Tears and Laughter NERFINISHED
Moment in Peking NERFINISHED
My Country and My People NERFINISHED
The Importance of Living NERFINISHED
The Wisdom of China and India NERFINISHED
With Love and Irony NERFINISHED
occupation editor
inventor
philosopher
publisher
translator
writer
placeOfBirth Banzai, Pinghe County, Fujian, Qing Empire NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Hong Kong NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
Christianity
Taoism
residence Beijing NERFINISHED
Hong Kong NERFINISHED
New York City
Shanghai NERFINISHED
Taiwan NERFINISHED
writingLanguage Chinese
English

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