Zhao Shuli's masterpieces include Xiao Erhei Marriage Lingquan Cave Sanliwan Li Youcai Banjiao and others.

Zhao Shuli (September 24, 1906 - September 23, 1970), formerly known as Zhao Shuli, a native of Yuchi Village, Qingshui County, Jin City, Shanxi Province, was a modern novelist, people's artist, and founder of the Yam and Egg School. He was a member of the editorial board of Qu Yi and People's Literature, a delegate to the Eighth Congress of the Chinese ****anufacturing Party, and a delegate to the first, second and third sessions of the National People's Congress...?

Born on September 24, 1906, in Qingshui County, Jincheng City, Shanxi Province, to a family of poor peasants, he was admitted to the Fourth Teacher's Training Center of Changzhi, Shanxi Province, in the summer of 1925, and began to write new poems and novels.In 1937, he joined the Chinese ****anist Party and joined the revolution. After the liberation, he worked successively in publications such as Workers' Daily, Talking and Singing, Qu Yi, and People's Literature, and returned to work in Jincheng, Shanxi Province, in 1964.

Character Evaluation

Zhao Shuli, a newcomer, but an author prepared in all aspects of creation, life, and thought, a writer who matured considerably before he became famous, and a People's Artist with a fresh and original popular style. (Reviewed by critic Zhou Yang).

Zhao Shuli occupies an important position in the history of modern Chinese literature, and he is one of the few outstanding writers in China who is truly familiar with the countryside and loves the people. His works are rich in local flavor, and have truly reproduced the great changes that have taken place in China's countryside over the past few decades, and they have a fresh, lively and popular style that the people are happy to see, which has led to the formation of a literary genre commonly known as the "yam-and-egg school". "

Zhao Zhao is the first Chinese writer to have written a book on the subject.

Zhao Shuli devoted himself to writing for the peasants, and was known as the "iron pen" and "holy hand" in depicting them. Whether in the smoke-filled forties or in the peace-building fifties and sixties, Zhao Shuli's novels truly expressed the wishes and voices of the peasants. He understands both the psychology and feelings of the peasants, as well as their reading level and aesthetic interests. (Commentary by Chinese Writers' Network)

Reference to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia - Zhao Shuli