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Also known as Eileen Chang. Nationality: Chinese. Born: Shanghai, 30 September (some sources say ). Lived in Beijing and Tianjin as a child; returned to Shanghai in Education: The University of Hong Kong, Career: Returned to Shanghai in because of war; worked for The Times and Twentieth Century, Shanghai; moved to Hong Kong in ; worked for The World Today; moved to the United States in ; associated with Chinese Study Centre, University of California, Berkeley, from ; visiting writer, Cambridge University, ; visiting writer, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; associate scholar, Radcliffe Institute for Independent Study, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Masters theses and Ph. D. dissertations on Zhang Ailing include: Curtis Peter Adkins, "The short stories of Chang Ai-ling: a literary analysis," master's.

Masters theses and Ph. D. dissertations on Zhang Ailing include: Curtis Peter Adkins, "The short stories of Chang Ai-ling: a literary analysis," master's.

Eileen Chang also known as Chang Ai-ling or Zhang Ailing, or by her pen name Liang Jing (梁京), was a Chinese-born American essayist, novelist.

Zhang Ailing ; Wade-Giles romanization: Chang Ai-ling ; Also called: Eileen Chang ; Born: September 9, , Shanghai, China ; Found dead: September 8, , Los.

This thesis applies three literary theories as approaches to the study of Chuanqi, the short story collection of the modem Chinese writer Zhang Ailing.

CHANG AND “THE RICE-SPROUT SONG” (): Introduction to Eileen Chang (Zhang Ailing 張愛玲): Rice-Sprout Song 1.

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Publications

Short Stories

Jin suoji [The Golden Cangue].

Chuanqi xiaoshuoji [Selected Romances].

Xiaoshuoji [Selected Short Stories].

Qingcheng zhi lian: duanpian xiaoshuo xuan [Love in a FallenCity: Short Stories].

Novels and Novellas

Chenxiangxie [Bits of Incense Ashes].

Moli xian