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Y. C. James Yen (traditional Chinese: 晏陽初; simplified Chinese: 晏阳初; pinyin: Yàn Yángchū, 1890/1893-1990), known to his many English speaking friends as "Jimmy," was a Chinese educator and organizer known for his work in mass literacy and rural reconstruction, first in China, then in many countries. He returned to China in the 1980s but died in New York in 1990.

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rdfs:label	James Yen (fr) James Yen (pl) Y. C. James Yen (en) Янь Янчу (ru) 晏陽初 (zh)
rdfs:comment	James Yen (晏陽初, Yàn Yángchū, 1890-1990), est un pédagogue chinois connu pour son travail d'alphabétisation du peuple et de reconstruction rurale en Chine et dans d'autres pays. Après avoir travaillé avec les travailleurs chinois en France durant la Première Guerre mondiale, il fonde dans les années 1920 l'Association nationale des mouvements d'éducation de masse pour alphabétiser les masses chinoises, puis se tourne vers les villages ruraux pour organiser la reconstruction de 1926 à 1937. Il participe à la création de la (en) en 1948, qui se relocalise ensuite à Taïwan. En 1952, Yen fonde le (en), et en 1960, il crée l' (en). Il retourne en Chine dans les années 1980 et meurt à New York en 1990. (fr) 晏阳初（1890年10月26日－1990年1月17日），原名兴复，字阳初，小名云霖，中学时代曾用名遇春（1921年前后恢复原名），四川巴中人，中国平民教育家和乡村建设家。是近代中国平民教育的先驱。 (zh) Y. C. James Yen (traditional Chinese: 晏陽初; simplified Chinese: 晏阳初; pinyin: Yàn Yángchū, 1890/1893-1990), known to his many English speaking friends as "Jimmy," was a Chinese educator and organizer known for his work in mass literacy and rural reconstruction, first in China, then in many countries. He returned to China in the 1980s but died in New York in 1990. (en) James Yen (ur. 26 października 1890 w Bazhong, zm. 17 stycznia 1990 w Nowym Jorku) – chiński nauczyciel, reformator i działacz na rzecz rozwoju wsi. Uczęszczał do szkoły prowadzonej przez członków China Inland Mission i w wieku 12 lat przeszedł na chrześcijaństwo. Ukończył studia na Uniwersytecie Yale'a (1918). Podczas I wojny światowej pracował wśród diaspory chińskiej we Francji, został także członkiem YMCA. Do kraju powrócił na początku lat 20. Zaangażował się w walkę z analfabetyzmem i promocję oświaty, higieny oraz opieki zdrowotnej w regionach wiejskich, kierował Ruchem Edukacji Masowej. W celu ułatwienia nauki czytania opracował system wymagający znajomości jedynie 1000 znaków pisma chińskiego. (pl) Янь Янчу (трад.:晏陽初; упрощ.:晏阳初; пиньинь: Yàn Yángchū , 1890—1990 гг.).. Янь Янчу (Y. C. James Yen) был китайским педагогом и организатором, известен благодаря своим работам в таких областях: устранение неграмотности; восстановление сельских районов, поначалу в Китае, а затем и в многих других странах. Англоязычные друзья называли его просто «Джимми». В 1980-х г. он вернулся обратно в Китай. Умер в 1990 г., в г. Нью-Йорк. (ru)
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