Gao Xingjian
Also known as Xingjian Gao, Hành Kiện Cao, Hsing-chien Kao
Chinees schrijver (1940)
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Gao Xingjian is a Chinese novelist and playwright born in 1940 who is known for his experimental literary works. He is significant in modern Chinese literature for his innovative approach to both drama and fiction writing.
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Person · Open Library
- Born
- 4 Jan 1940
- Works
- 130
Top works
- Linh Sơn
- Haha
- Die Busstation
- El libro de un hombre solo
- Buying a Fishing Rod for My Grandfather Gao Xingjian
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- Type
- Person
- Gender
- Female
- Origin
- Japan
Article · Nederlands
Gao Xingjian (Ganzhou, 4 januari 1940) is een Chinees-Franse schrijver, die in 2000 de Nobelprijs voor de literatuur won. Hij was getuige van opkomst van de Chinese Communistische Partij en hun afbraak van de oude Chinese cultuur. Daarbij sympathiseerde hij met de oude cultuur. Gao schrijft romans, toneelstukken en korte verhalen en is bovendien bekend als vertaler, regisseur en schilder. Gao verhuisde in 1987 naar Frankrijk en nam in 1998 de Franse nationaliteit aan.
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