Manchuria, Literature and Culture: 1900 -
Manchuria, Literature and Culture: 1900 -
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Mei Niang 梅娘

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black and white photograph of a middle aged man with glasses
Mei Niang’s father, Sun Zhiyuan 孙志远
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Mei Niang in the mid-1930s.
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Picture of Mei Niang
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Mei Niang in her youth.
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Mei Niang and, seated, Wu Ying. (early 1940s)
a young Mei Niang smiling beside calligraphy
Mei Niang in 1942
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Picture of Mei Niang with a group of colleagues in 1944. Mei is in the second row, fourth from the left.
black and white sketch of Mei Niang
Mei Niang
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Mei Niang receiving an award
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Mei Niang in 1944
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Mei Niang in 1944
photograph of a man and woman smiling together
Mei Niang and husband, Liu Longguang
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Mei Niang and child
black and white photograph of two children smiling with a middle aged woman
Mei Niang, with son, Sun Xiang孙翔, and daughter, Liu Qing柳青. (1962)
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From left, Zhu Ti, Mei Niang, Dan Di, and Lan Ling. At the launch of Liang Shanding, ed., “Fireflies of the Long Night” (1986).
photograph of an elderly woman and a middle aged woman posing in front of trees
Mei Niang and daughter, Liu Qing, in 1988
photo of four elderly women with a man posing in front of a building
From left, Lucy Qian, Lan Ling, Norman Smith, Lan Ling’s daughter Zhu Huimei and Mei Niang. On Wangfujing Street, Beijing, 2001.
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Mei Niang in her 90s.
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Mei Niang at中国现代文学馆(Museum of modern Chinese literature) in 2001.
photo of an elderly woman sitting with her middle aged daughter
Mei Niang and daughter Liu Qing, mid-2010s
photo of three elderly individuals with a young scholar
Zhu Ti (R), Mei Niang (M), Li Zhengzhong (L). Back row – scholar Chen Yan.
photo of an elderly Mei Niang with her biographer at Meiji Gakuin University
Mei Niang and Zhang Quan (her main biographer) at Meiji Gakuin University, Japan, 2004.
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Grave of Mei Niang and Liu Longguang
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From right, Diana Lary, Mei Niang, Norman Smith, Jessica Liu Qing at UBC, after her lecture, “My Literary Road.” (26 October 2000)
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Mei Niang’s daughter, Jessica Liu Qing, at the memorial in Taiwan for the Taiping steamship disaster, in which her father, Liu Longguang died, 27 January 1949.
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