The main writers of the Baiyangdian School are: Sun Li, Liu Shaotang, Cong Weixi and Han Yingshan.

1. Sun Li

Sun Li, formerly known as Sun Shuxun. In 1944, he published the novel "Lotus Lake" and other works in Yan'an, which were widely praised. Mao Zedong once praised him as a writer with style. He has many works, mainly including the novel "First Records of the Storm" (three episodes) and a collection of novels and essays "Chronicles of Baiyangdian".

2. Liu Shaotang

Liu Shaotang, male, Han nationality, famous writer. A native of Tong County, Hebei Province (now Rulin Village, Tongzhou District, Beijing City). Born on February 29, 1936. He became successful at an early age and began publishing short stories in 1949 when he was in middle school at the age of 13. In 1956, when he was 20 years old, he joined the Chinese Writers Association and became the youngest member of the Chinese Writers Association. He was a "prodigy writer" in the Chinese literary world in the 1950s.

3. Cong Weixi

Cong Weixi was born in Daiguantun, north of Yutian County, Hebei Province in 1933. He worked as a teacher when he was young, and later as a reporter and editor of Beijing Daily. Started publishing works at the age of 18. In 1955, he published a collection of novels and essays "July Rain". From 1956 to 1957, he published the short story collection "The Morning of Dawn" and the novel "Spring Dawn in Nanhe".

4. Han Yingshan

Han Yingshan is from Gaoyang, Hebei. Graduated from Baoding No. 1 Middle School in 1953. Entered work in 1956. Began publishing works in 1952. Joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1972. He is the author of essays and novel collections "Water Village Essays" and "Ziwei Collection".

Overview of the Baiyangdian School

The Baiyangdian School, also known as the "Lotus Lake School", is represented by Sun Li. The works of this school are generally full of romanticism and optimism, with vivid plots, fresh, simple language, rich rhythm, realistic descriptions, delicate psychological depictions, strong lyrical flavor, and rich poetic charm, and are known as "poetic novels". The representative work is "Lotus Lake" by Sun Li.

In the 1950s, a large number of young writers in Beijing, Tianjin and Baoding actively studied Sun Li's style and followed Sun Li's path to write novels, that is, they reflected the changes of the times by describing the love between children and household affairs. Those with outstanding academic performance include Liu Shaotang, Cong Weixi, Han Yingshan, etc., forming a very powerful group of writers. Later, people called this group of writers the "Lotus Dian School", also known as the "Baiyangdian School", and Sun Li was naturally regarded as a leader by writers of this school.

A contemporary literary school represented by Sun Li. The main writers include Liu Shaotang, Cong Weixi, Han Yingshan, etc. Hehuadian is Baiyangdian. This genre is named not only from Baiyangdian, but also from Sun Li's short story "Lotus Lake". "Lotus Lake" uses the bright and picturesque scenery of Baiyangdian Lake as the background, with a simple, bright, fresh and soft style. It is full of poetry and rich in romanticism.

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