About Yang Haocheng
Lived 1963 – 2018 (aged 54–55). Yang Haocheng was a translator.
Yang Haocheng (杨昊成, 1963–2018) was a Chinese translator, editor, and scholar. He spent most of his career at Nanjing Normal University, and translated works by Jonathan Swift, Ernest Hemingway and Margaret Atwood into Chinese. In 2014, he founded the translation journal Chinese Arts and Letters. Among his scholarly works, his 2009 study on the iconographic use of Mao Zedong's image was widely noted.
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Chinese translator, editor, and scholar (1963–2018)
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Yang Haocheng died in 2018.
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Yang Haocheng was a translator.
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