Ah Cheng
Zhong Acheng (simplified Chinese: 钟阿城; traditional Chinese: 鍾阿城; pinyin: Zhōng Āchéng; born 1949), often known by his pseudonym Ah Cheng, is a Chinese author and screenwriter.
In 1979, together with Ma Desheng, Wang Keping, Huang Rui, Li Shuang, Qu Leilei, Ai Weiwei, A Cheng founded the Stars Group (XingXing), an assembly of untrained, experimental artists who challenged the strict tenets of Chinese politics. As a political and artistic group, they staged exhibitions around Beijing, making way for avant-garde art in China.
Works
Screenplays
- Painted Skin (Hua pi zhi yinyang fawang, 1993)
- Springtime in a Small Town (Xiao cheng zhi chun, 2002)
- The Go Master (Wu qingyuan, 2006)
Novels
- Qi wang, (The Chess Master)
- Hai zi wang, (The King of Children)
- Shu wang, (The King of Trees")
- The King of Trees A Collection of his three novels Qi wang (The King of Chess) Shu wang (King of Trees) Hai zi wang (King of Children) published by New Directions Publishing in 2010.
- Three Kings: Three Stories from Today's China (trans. by Bonnie McDougall), published 1990 by Collins-Harvill (London).[1]
References
- ^ Open Library entry, accessed 28 December 2010.
External links
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