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Chen Bo'er (Chinese: 陳波兒; pinyin: Chén Bō'ér; 1907–1951) was a prolific and revolutionary left-wing Chinese actress and filmmaker in the 1930s and 40s before her premature death in 1951. She began her activism work in Shanghai, writing essays for magazines and newspapers, where she expounded her beliefs about feminism, women's rights, and national salvation. It was also in Shanghai that Chen became a notable celebrity, starring in films and theatre productions and advocating for leftwing pro-communist revolution. In Yan'an, then de facto capital of Communist where she established a film studio backed by the Communist government, she produced anti-Japanese theatre and drama performances, and assisted in screenwriting, directing, and producing. She was the first female director endorsed by t

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rdfs:label	Chen Bo'er (en) Chen Bo'er (ca) 陈波儿 (zh)
rdfs:comment	陳波兒（1907年7月15日－1951年11月10日），原名陈舜华，罗马拼音Chan Bo Yee，广东潮安人，中国现代电影人，导演。1950年她倡导成立了中华人民共和国第一所电影艺术干部学校，即北京电影学院前身。 (zh) Chen Bo'er (xinès tradicional: 陳波兒, xinès simplificat: 陈波儿, pinyin: Chén Bō'ér; , , Guangdong, 15 de juliol del 1907 - Xangai, 10 de novembre de 1951) va ser una actriu, directora de cinema, guionista, novel·lista, animadora, educadora i revolucionària xinesa, que va impulsar l'establiment de la primera escola nacional de cinema a la República Popular de la Xina. Durant la seua vida va aparèixer almenys en quatre pel·lícules i va tenir un paper protagonista a la primera pel·lícula sonora del país, . Va ser una estrella de cinema i una pionera del feminisme socialista. (ca) Chen Bo'er (Chinese: 陳波兒; pinyin: Chén Bō'ér; 1907–1951) was a prolific and revolutionary left-wing Chinese actress and filmmaker in the 1930s and 40s before her premature death in 1951. She began her activism work in Shanghai, writing essays for magazines and newspapers, where she expounded her beliefs about feminism, women's rights, and national salvation. It was also in Shanghai that Chen became a notable celebrity, starring in films and theatre productions and advocating for leftwing pro-communist revolution. In Yan'an, then de facto capital of Communist where she established a film studio backed by the Communist government, she produced anti-Japanese theatre and drama performances, and assisted in screenwriting, directing, and producing. She was the first female director endorsed by t (en)
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