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Mu Xin (Chinese: 木心) is the pen name of Sun Pu (Chinese: 孙璞; February 14, 1927 - December 21, 2011), courtesy name Yangzhong (Chinese: 仰中), a Chinese painter, poet and writer. His works draw on both Chinese and Western traditions. The pen name Mu Xin is derived from Buddhist thoughts, meaning an educator with true heart.

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rdfs:comment	Mu Xin (Tongxiang, 14 février 1927 - 21 décembre 2011) est un peintre et poète chinois. (fr) Mu Xin (Chinese: 木心) is the pen name of Sun Pu (Chinese: 孙璞; February 14, 1927 - December 21, 2011), courtesy name Yangzhong (Chinese: 仰中), a Chinese painter, poet and writer. His works draw on both Chinese and Western traditions. The pen name Mu Xin is derived from Buddhist thoughts, meaning an educator with true heart. (en) 木心（1927年2月14日－2011年12月21日），本名孙璞，字仰中，号牧心，浙江乌镇人，中国画家、作家、诗人。曾旅居美国多年，晚年回到故乡乌镇，乌镇现有木心故居纪念馆和木心美术馆可以供游客参观。 (zh)
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has abstract	Mu Xin (Tongxiang, 14 février 1927 - 21 décembre 2011) est un peintre et poète chinois. (fr) Mu Xin (Chinese: 木心) is the pen name of Sun Pu (Chinese: 孙璞; February 14, 1927 - December 21, 2011), courtesy name Yangzhong (Chinese: 仰中), a Chinese painter, poet and writer. His works draw on both Chinese and Western traditions. The pen name Mu Xin is derived from Buddhist thoughts, meaning an educator with true heart. (en) 木心（1927年2月14日－2011年12月21日），本名孙璞，字仰中，号牧心，浙江乌镇人，中国画家、作家、诗人。曾旅居美国多年，晚年回到故乡乌镇，乌镇现有木心故居纪念馆和木心美术馆可以供游客参观。 (zh)
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