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Chen Danyan
Chen Danyan (; born 18 December 1958) is a woman writer based in Shanghai, China. Born in Beijing, she moved to Shanghai as a child and her writing revolves around Shanghai and Shanghainese women. She is best known for her trilogy of biographical narratives: ''Shanghai Memorabilia'', ''Shanghai Princess'', and ''Shanghai Beauty''. ==Life and work==
Chen first published articles in Chinese journals in the 1970s. After studying Chinese literature at East China Normal University (1978–1982) she worked as an editor for the ''Children's Epoch'' magazine. She dealt mainly with Chinese literature until the mid-eighties when she started writing on the life and the emotional world of adolescent girls. The autobiographical novel ''Nine Lives'' (1992) dealt with childhood experiences of the Cultural Revolution. She received the UNESCO-Prize for Peace and Tolerance for ''Nine Lives'' and was nominated in 1996 for German Youth Literature Prize. Central to her recent work is an exploration of the world of the young generation in China which has grown up as a result of the one-child family policy of the past two decades. Another focus of her literary career is articles about her hometown of Shanghai.
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