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Baren (Chinese: 巴人; pinyin: Bārén; 1901–1972) was a modern Chinese writer, critic and translator.

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rdfs:label	Baren (writer) (en) Wang Renshu (pl) 王任叔 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Baren (Chinese: 巴人; pinyin: Bārén; 1901–1972) was a modern Chinese writer, critic and translator. (en) Wang Renshu (chiń. 王任叔; ur. 1901, zm. 1972) – chiński dyplomata i pisarz. Wstąpił do Komunistycznej Partii Chin w 1924 roku. W latach 30. zajmował się propagandą w kręgach inteligenckich Szanghaju. W 1941 wyjechał do Indonezji, gdzie pozostał do 1948 roku. W tym czasie uczestniczył indonezyjskim ruchu niepodległościowym i pracował jako nauczyciel. W sierpniu 1950 mianowany został ambasadorem w Indonezji. Pełnił tę funkcję do listopada 1951 roku. (pl) 王任叔（1901年10月19日－1972年7月25日），笔名巴人等，男，浙江奉化人，中国现代作家、文学评论家、历史学家。 (zh)
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