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Ye Shengtao (28 October 1894 – 16 February 1988) was a Chinese writer, journalist, educator, publisher and politician. He was a founder of the Association for Literary Studies (文學研究會), the first literature association during the May Fourth Movement in China. He served as the Vice-Minister of Culture of the People's Republic of China. Throughout his life, he was dedicated to publishing and language education. He subscribed to the philosophy that "Literature is for Life" (文學為人生).

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rdfs:label	Ye Shengtao (de) Ye Shengtao (es) Ye Shengtao (it) Ye Shengtao (fr) 예성타오 (ko) 葉紹鈞 (ja) Ye Shengtao (sv) Ye Shengtao (en) 叶圣陶 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Ye Shengtao (chinesisch 葉聖陶 / 叶圣陶, Pinyin Yè Shèngtáo; * 28. Oktober 1894 in Suzhou, Chinesisches Kaiserreich; † 16. Februar 1988 in Peking, Volksrepublik China) war ein chinesischer Schriftsteller. (de) Ye Shengtao (Ye Shaojun) , 28 de octubre de 1894 - 16 de febrero de 1988, nació en Suzhou de Jiangsu, fue un influyente autor chino, educador y editor. Fue fundador de la Asociación de Estudios Literarios (文學研究會)，la primera asociación de la literatura durante el Movimiento del Cuatro de Mayo en China. A lo largo de su vida, se dedicó a la publicación y el lenguaje de la educación. Se suscribió a la filosofía de que "La literatura es fuente de vida" (文學為人生). (es) Ye Shengtao (chinois simplifié 叶圣陶 ; pinyin Yè Shèngtáo), né le 28 octobre 1894 à Suzhou sous le nom de Ye Shaojun, mort le 16 février 1988, est un écrivain chinois. (fr) 葉紹鈞（ようしょうきん、1894年10月28日 – 1988年2月16日）または葉聖陶（ようせいとう）は、中国の作家、ジャーナリスト、教育家、政治家。聖陶はもと字であり、後に筆名としても使った。他にも多くの筆名を使用した。 (ja) Ye Shengtao (28 October 1894 – 16 February 1988) was a Chinese writer, journalist, educator, publisher and politician. He was a founder of the Association for Literary Studies (文學研究會), the first literature association during the May Fourth Movement in China. He served as the Vice-Minister of Culture of the People's Republic of China. Throughout his life, he was dedicated to publishing and language education. He subscribed to the philosophy that "Literature is for Life" (文學為人生). (en) 예성타오(葉聖陶, 본명: 예사오쥔, 葉紹鈞, 1894년 10월 28일 ~ 1988년 2월 16일)는 중국 현대의 소설가이다. 자는 성도(聖陶)이다. 중학교를 나와 교원이 되어 구식 소설에 손을 대었으나 본격적인 출발은 문학연구회 발족 전후이다. 신구 양세력의 갈등 속에서 고투하는 평범하고 성실한 시골 교사를 그린 <예환지(倪煥之)>(1928), <격막(隔膜)>(1922) 이하의 단편집은 음울한 지방생활을 무대로 개화기의 문제의식을 호소하여 신문학 초기의 착실한 작품을 대표한다. 또한 <허수아비>(1923)는 중국 최초의 동화집이다. 이후는 교육·출판 관계의 일이 주가되었다. (ko) Ye Shengtao, pseudonimo di Ye Shaojun (Suzhou, 1894 – Pechino, 1988), è stato uno scrittore e politico cinese. A partire dagli anni venti si occupò di descrivere in innumerevoli racconti la piccola borghesia di una Cina sulla strada dell'. Dopo i racconti Il malinteso (1922) e Nella città (1926) scrisse il suo capolavoro, il romanzo Ni Huanzhi (1929). Cessò praticamente l'attività nel 1958. Dal 1984 al 1987 fu leader dell'Associazione Cinese per la Promozione della Democrazia, partito affiliato al Partito Comunista Cinese. (it) Ye Shengtao (kinesiska: 叶圣陶, även: Yeh Sheng-dao), född 28 oktober 1894 i Wu (吳縣), Suzhou, död 16 februari 1988 i Peking, var en kinesisk författare och folkbildningsivrare. Ye var son till en godsförvaltare i Suzhou. Efter studierna arbetade han som lärare i tio år, både i staden och på landet. Hans roman Ni Huanzhi utkom 1928. Den skildrar hur en ung idealistisk lärare vid namn Ni Huanzhi försöker genomföra reformer i skolan men hindras av slöa kolleger och lokala makthavares motstånd. (sv) 叶圣陶（1894年10月28日－1988年2月16日），原名叶紹鈞，字秉臣，笔名有叶陶、圣陶、桂山等，男，江苏苏州人，中国現代作家、教育家及出版人。他是五四運動首個新文学社团文學研究會的創立人之一，終身致力於出版及語文的教學。其座右銘“文學為人生”甚為有名。 (zh)
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