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Tattler (Chinese: 语丝; pinyin: Yǔsī; lit. 'Language Thread') was an important Chinese weekly journal founded in 1924 and very influential in the establishment of the new literature in China. It later changed into a semi-monthly and finally ceased publication in March 1930. It fostered a distinctive "Tattler literary style" (语丝文体 ).

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rdfs:label	Tattler (Chinese periodical) (en) 语丝 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Tattler (Chinese: 语丝; pinyin: Yǔsī; lit. 'Language Thread') was an important Chinese weekly journal founded in 1924 and very influential in the establishment of the new literature in China. It later changed into a semi-monthly and finally ceased publication in March 1930. It fostered a distinctive "Tattler literary style" (语丝文体 ). (en) 《语丝》，是中国新文化运动时期的文学周刊。1924年11月17日，鲁迅、周作人、钱玄同、林语堂等人在北京创办同人周刊《语丝》（即“自编自写”的刊物）。与同时期新文化运动旗帜刊物《新青年》不同，《语丝》上发表的作品多重文艺，文体包括杂文、小品、随笔等等，文风泼辣而幽默，自成一派。鲁迅说，《语丝》的基本特色是“任意而谈，无所顾忌”。《语丝》在北京发行至154期。1927年10月22日，奉系军阀张作霖查禁《语丝》。11月，已编好的155期和156期，迁往上海北新书局印行。此后在上海发行至1930年停刊。 (zh)
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