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Chen Jieru

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Chen Jieru

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Also known as Ch'en Chieh-ju

Chinese writer (1906-1971)

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Chen Jieru was a female politician and autobiographer born in Shanghai on August 26, 1906. She was educated at Nanjing University and was a member of the Kuomintang political party. Her spouse was Chiang Kai-shek. She spoke Chinese and held citizenship in the Qing dynasty, the Republic of China, China, and British Hong Kong.

Chen Jieru died in British Hong Kong on January 21, 1971. She resided in British Hong Kong at the time of her death. As an author, she wrote six works, including *Wo zuo liao qi nian Jiang Jieshi fu ren*, *Jiang Jieshi de di san ren qi zi*, and *Yi ge gai xie min guo li shi di nu ren*.

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Person · Open Library

Died
1971
Works
6

Top works

  • Yi ge gai xie min guo li shi di nu ren
  • Chen Jieru yu Jiang Jieshi
  • Jiang Jieshi de di san ren qi zi
  • Wo zuo le qi nian Jiang Jieshi fu ren
  • Wo zuo liao qi nian Jiang Jieshi fu ren

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Instance of
human
Family name
Chen
Gender
female
Place of birth
Shanghai
Place of death
British Hong Kong
Occupation
autobiographer
Political party
Kuomintang
Languages spoken
Chinese
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date of death
1971-01-21
date of birth
1906-08-26
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Chen Jieru
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