Yang Yun-pin

Yang Yun-pin's classical Chinese education came from his grandfather, and he was also fluent in Japanese. As a result, he was exposed to world trends and developed a sense of identity with the language of his cultural homeland, "Chinese language". In 1926, Yang Yun-pin traveled to Japan, where he was influenced by the writers Kan Kikuchi and Yasunari Kawabata. His Chinese novels were all published during this time. He wrote a new poetry collection titled Mountain and River () and an old poetry collection titled Collection of Poetic Musings (). == References ==