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Su Xiaokang
Su Xiaokang (; born 1949) is an influential intellectual, writer, journalist, political activist and in 1989 was named one of China's seven most-wanted dissident intellectuals.〔 His most notable work River Elegy paved the way to the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, and his participation in the protest also forced him into the exile in the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square Massacre. Su currently resides in Delaware.〔
== Early life ==
Born and raised in Hebei Province, Su came from an intellectual family: His father Su Pei was the vice-president of the Central Party Academy and his mother was a reporter of ''Guangming Daily''.〔 Su attended a technical college for higher education.〔 Due to his intellectual background, he was sent to a rural area as a laborer during the Cultural Revolution. After the Cultural Revolution, Su became a reporter for ''Henan Daily'' and later ''People's Daily'', and served as a lecturer at the Beijing Broadcasting Institute and later Beijing Normal University.〔〔
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