Bei Ling
Bei Ling was a Chinese poet, writer, journalist, editing staff and publisher (born 1959). He was born at Beijing.
Also recorded as Huang Beiling.
Identity and origins
Bei Ling was recorded at birth as 黄贝岭. The authorities additionally record the heading Huang Beiling. His recorded languages were Chinese and English.
Career and activity
Bei Ling worked in literature, poetry, editing and publishing house.
He was employed by Shenzhen University. He worked at New York City and Boston.
Identity
Bei Ling is recorded as poet, writer, journalist, editing staff and publisher. Bei Ling is recorded with the citizenship of People's Republic of China. Bei Ling is recorded at birth as 黄贝岭.
In detail
Bei Ling studied at Capital University of Economics and Business. the recorded working language is Chinese and English.
The field of work recorded is literature, poetry and editing.
Places of work recorded in the authority are New York City and Boston. Employment is recorded with Shenzhen University.
Chronology
- 1959Bei Ling born at Beijing.
- 1959Bei Ling was born in 1959 at Beijing.
Sources
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“Bei Ling”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q716778: Bei Ling
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