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Zhu Chengliang

Zhu Chengliang 朱成梁 is a prizewinning Chinese author and illustrator of children's books, often using traditional Chinese painting styles.

Zhu Chengliang

Born
1948 · Shanghai.
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Occupation
children's writer · illustrator · painter
Fields
illustration · book illustration · comic
Education
Nanjing University

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Zhu Chengliang 朱成梁 is a prizewinning Chinese author and illustrator of children's books, often using traditional Chinese painting styles.

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Zhu Chengliang (born 1948) is a children's writer, illustrator and painter, of Chinese nationality. The children's writer was born in Shanghai.

Zhu Chengliang was educated at Nanjing University. Activity centred on book illustration, comic and illustration.

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