Luo Shu (1903–1938)
Luo Shu (1903–1938)
Chinese short-story writer. Born 1903 in China; died in childbirth 1938; studied literature in France.
Gained attention with short story, "Wife of Another Man" (1936); also wrote "Aunty Liu," "The Oranges" and "Twice-Married Woman," among others; after death, stories collected and published by writer Ba Jin.
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