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中国现代文学编年史（1895-1949）·第二卷
Liu Yong Li Yi
This series of "Chronicles of Modern Chinese Literature" has 11 volumes in total, chronicling half a century of literary history from January 1895 in the late Qing Dynasty to June 1949, the eve of the First Literary Congress of New China. The content includes the social and historical background of literary development, the whereabouts of major writers, literary activities, literary trends of thought, literary publishing, and the basic situation of major literary works. The appendix at the back of the book contains an index of the main figures involved in the entire chronicle to facilitate further verification by readers. It also lists the main references used in our writings. Interested readers can further expand and explore this. The chief editors of each volume are teachers from Beijing Normal University's modern and contemporary Chinese literature discipline. In view of the special regional nature of the development of Chinese literature in the war years after 1942, and in order to more accurately grasp the characteristics of this era of modern Chinese literature, we specially invited two scholars from Chongqing and Sichuan who are engaged in modern literature research to join us.
This series of "Chronicles of Modern Chinese Literature" has 11 volumes in total, chronicling half a century of literary history from January 1895 in the late Qing Dynasty to June 1949, the eve of the First Literary Congress of New China. The content includes the social and historical background of literary development, the whereabouts of major writers, literary activities, literary trends of thought, literary publishing, and the basic situation of major literary works. The appendix at the back of the book contains an index of the main figures involved in the entire chronicle to facilitate further verification by readers. It also lists the main references used in our writings. Interested readers can further expand and explore this. The chief editors of each volume are teachers from Beijing Normal University's modern and contemporary Chinese literature discipline. In view of the special regional nature of the development of Chinese literature in the war years after 1942, and in order to more accurately grasp the characteristics of this era of modern Chinese literature, we specially invited two scholars from Chongqing and Sichuan who are engaged in modern literature research to join us.
中国现代文学编年史（1895-1949）（第一卷）
Liu Yong Li Yi
The "Chronicles of Modern Chinese Literature (1895-1949)" series records major literary events from 1895 to 1949, recounts literary historical facts, writers' works, literary trends of thought and other objective features over the past fifty years, and comprehensively sorts out the development process of modern Chinese literature. It is a detailed presentation of the literary context of this period, which facilitates researchers to understand the interconnection of literary events and examine the development trajectory of modern Chinese literary history. This series was compiled by experts and scholars from the School of Liberal Arts of Beijing Normal University. It took five years to complete based on consulting a large number of original literary historical materials. The series has 11 volumes in total and is academic, informative and research-oriented. It is an essential reference book in the field of research on the history of modern Chinese literature. This volume records important writers, works and major events in the Chinese literary world from 1930 to 1933.
The "Chronicles of Modern Chinese Literature (1895-1949)" series records major literary events from 1895 to 1949, recounts literary historical facts, writers' works, literary trends of thought and other objective features over the past fifty years, and comprehensively sorts out the development process of modern Chinese literature. It is a detailed presentation of the literary context of this period, which facilitates researchers to understand the interconnection of literary events and examine the development trajectory of modern Chinese literary history. This series was compiled by experts and scholars from the School of Liberal Arts of Beijing Normal University. It took five years to complete based on consulting a large number of original literary historical materials. The series has 11 volumes in total and is academic, informative and research-oriented. It is an essential reference book in the field of research on the history of modern Chinese literature. This volume records important writers, works and major events in the Chinese literary world from 1930 to 1933.