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Wu Yimao: A Rightist Father Who Returned From Studying in the United States, Buried Corpses in a Labor Camp.

Narrator: Wu Yimao | Daughter of Wu Ningkun. Wu Ningkun, born in 1920 in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, was a Chinese-American translator, best known for her translations of *The Great Gatsby*. During the Anti-Japanese War, she studied in the Foreign Languages Department of Southwest Associated University, but interrupted her studies to serve as a translator for the Flying Tigers. Later, she went to the United States for further studies. In 1951, i…
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Narrator: Wu Yimao | Daughter of Wu Ningkun. Wu Ningkun, born in 1920 in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, was a Chinese-American translator, best known for her translations of *The Great Gatsby*. During the Anti-Japanese War, she studied in the Foreign Languages Department of Southwest Associated University, but interrupted her studies to serve as a translator for the Flying Tigers. Later, she went to the United States for further studies. In 1951, i…

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阿波罗新闻网 broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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