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Yu Hsi

b. 1951

Taiwanese Tamil poet and scholar

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About Yu Hsi

Born 1951. Yu Hsi is a translator, known for Mandarin Chinese and Tirukkural.

Indian religion and philosophy

Yu Hsi was very interested in Hinduism and Indian philosophy. According to him, great wisdom lay in the Indian religion and philosophy. He counted Hindu god Ganesh as his favorite for having scripted the Mahabharata as told by sage Vedavyas. According to Yu Hsi, Lord Ganesha typifies the journey of enlightenment, just like those of ancient Buddhist monks. He also considers the characters of Krishna and Arjuna to have influenced him greatly. and completed it in about three months.

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Important facts

Birth century
Occupation
Nationality
Taiwanese people
Known for
Mandarin Chinese, Tirukkural
Awards
Ján Smrek Prize

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Yu Hsi's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Yu Hsi?

Taiwanese Tamil poet and scholar

When was Yu Hsi born?

Yu Hsi was born on 16 March 1951 in Fangyuan Township.

What is Yu Hsi's occupation?

Yu Hsi is a translator.

What is Yu Hsi known for?

Yu Hsi is known for Mandarin Chinese and Tirukkural.

What nationality is Yu Hsi?

Yu Hsi's recorded nationality: Taiwanese people.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Yu Hsi

· Wikidata: Q18383995

· DBpedia: Yu Hsi

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