Pang Yuliang
Born in March 1967 in Xinghua, Jiangsu, is a writer, who graduated from Yangzhou Normal University in 1985, and had worked as a countryside teacher and journalist.
Born in March 1967 in Xinghua, Jiangsu, is a writer, who graduated from Yangzhou Normal University in 1985, and had worked as a countryside teacher and journalist. His novels include Mint, Ugly Child, Some People, The Little Dot’s Elephant Lesson, A Prodigy Named Left Right Left(Series), Check Out My Seventy-Three Changes, We All Love Ding Dasheng; his prose collections include Half a Father Is in Pain, Little Teacher, Naughty Kids Taming the Teacher, The Sadness on Paper; his poetry collections include The Flounder, To My Mother; and his fairy tale collections include The Secret of the Silver Bracelet, An Ant Named Xiao Duo that Escaped 99 Assassinations. Some of his works have been translated overseas. He has won Lu Xun Literature Prize, Rougang Poetry Prize, Chinese Poetry Biennial Prize, Zijin Mountain Literature Prize, Sun Li Prose Biennial Prize, Yangtze River Poetry Prize, etc. He is a member of China Writers Association, one of the first Zijin cultural talents of Jiangsu Province and visiting professor at School of Arts of Yangzhou University. He now resides in Jingjiang, Jiangsu.
