Ting Ling

[ ding ling ]

noun

, Wade-Giles.

1. Chiang Ping-chih, Ding Ling.

Example Sentences

One such was pretty, zealous Chiang Ping-chih, who under the pen name of Ting Ling was regarded, at 21, as one of China's finest playwrights and novelists.

From Time Magazine Archive

When Ting Ling arrived at Chairman Mao's headquarters in Shensi province in 1934, she had all the right credentials: literary fame, a husband executed by the Central government for treason, a year in a Nationalist prison herself.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last week, at 50, Stalin Prizewinner Ting Ling and Chen Chi-hsia, another eminent Chinese writer, found themselves under savage attack by the Union of Chinese Writers on charges of "rightist conspiracy" to establish a Western-style democratic system in China.

From Time Magazine Archive

Ting Ling and Chen were apparently among the weeds that popped up under Mao's new policy of letting all flowers bloom.

From Time Magazine Archive

The sun runs round and the rain is wet And the bird flip-flops its wing; Tennis and toil bring an equal sweat; It's so much trouble to frown and fret, So easy to laugh and sing, Ting ling!

From Project Gutenberg