Zang Kuck Family

Japanese: 臧克家 - ぞうこっか

1905‐
A contemporary Chinese poet. Born in Zhucheng County, Shandong Province. After graduating from the First Normal School of Shandong Province, he entered the Central Military and Political School in Wuhan, but after the collapse of the Wuhan government he studied at Shandong University and was influenced by Wen Yiduo and began writing poetry. During the Anti-Japanese War, he worked for the All-China Literary and Artistic Society of the Anti-Enemy Association in Chongqing, and later became a researcher at North China University and the main editor of the Poetry Journal. His poetry collections include Brand, Canal, and Mud Song. The themes and subjects of his work are characteristic of rural areas and peasants in the process of collapse under the rule of the old and new warlords, as well as the middle class. [Akiyoshi Hisakio]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1905‐
中国，現代の詩人。山東省諸城県の人。山東省立第一師範を経て武漢の中央軍政学校に入るが，武漢政府の崩壊とともに山東大学に学び，聞一多（ぶんいつた）の影響を受け詩作。抗日戦中は重慶で中華全国文芸界抗敵協会に従事，のち華北大学研究員，《詩刊》主編となる。詩集に《烙印》《運河》《泥土の歌》などがある。彼の作品の主題と題材の特徴は，新旧軍閥統治下の崩壊過程にある農村と農民，それに小市民層にある。【秋吉久紀夫】

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