People's Literature (English: Ren-min wen-xue)

Japanese: 人民文学 - じんみんぶんがく（英語表記）Ren-min wen-xue

A Chinese monthly literary magazine. First published in October 1949. It started as the journal of the All-China Association of Literary Workers, the predecessor of the China Writers Association, and became the journal of the China Writers Association when it was reorganized in October 1953. Along with the theoretical magazine Wen'yi Bao, it played a leading role in Chinese modern literature, but was suspended in June 1966 during the Cultural Revolution and relaunched in January 1976.

People's Literature

A literary journal. Published from November 1950 to December 1953. It became an independent magazine after the internal conflict and split of the New Japan Literature Association (its journal, New Japan Literature) following criticism of the Cominform in 1950. Fujimori Narukichi and Ema Osamu were in charge of editing, and Tokunaga Sunao, Noma Hiroshi, Sugiura Akihei and others also participated, but the journal was noticeably close to the Provisional Central Leadership of the Communist Party, and it could not avoid the problem of prioritizing politics.

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Japanese:

中国の月刊文学雑誌。 1949年 10月創刊。中国作家協会の前身である中華全国文学工作者協会の機関誌として出発，53年 10月中国作家協会に改組されるとともにその機関誌となった。理論誌『文芸報』とともに，中国現代文学の指導的役割を果してきたが，文化大革命中の 66年6月以降停刊となり，76年1月に復刊。

人民文学
じんみんぶんがく

文芸機関誌。 1950年 11月～53年 12月刊。 50年のコミンフォルム批判を機とする新日本文学会 (機関誌『新日本文学』) の内紛，分裂で，これから独立した雑誌。藤森成吉，江馬修らが編集を担当，徳永直，野間宏，杉浦明平らが参加したが，共産党臨時中央指導部との癒着が目立ち，政治優先の弊を免れなかった。

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