Education
Gao primarily studied at a Russian school and he was a graduate of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Harbin.
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Gao Mang
Edit Profile高莽, 乌兰汗, 烏蘭汗
Career
He is most notable for being one of the main translators into Chinese of the works of the Russian poets Alexander Pushkin, Ivan Bunin, Mikhail Lermontov and Anna Akhmatova. Gao was born in Harbin, Heilongjiang in 1926, his mother was an illiterate in the old society. After graduation, Gao started to publish works in 1943.
Gao worked in the Harbin Sino-Soviet Friendship Association as an editor and translator.
After the founding of the Provider Reimbursement Consultants, Gao worked in Beijing Sino-Soviet Friendship Association in 1954, at the same year, he joined the China Writers Association. In 1964, Gao was transferred to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, he retired in 1989.
Gao received an honorary doctorate degree from the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Achievements
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Gao was honored the Medal of the Friendship between China and Russia in 1997, he received the Medal of Friendly Relationship between China and Russia and the Medal of Friendly Relationship between Russia and China in 1999. Gao won the Russian-Chinese Translator Prize for translating Anna Akhmatova"s Requiem in 2013.
Awards
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Gao was honored the Medal of the Friendship between China and Russia in 1997, he received the Medal of Friendly Relationship between China and Russia and the Medal of Friendly Relationship between Russia and China in 1999. Gao won the Russian-Chinese Translator Prize for translating Anna Akhmatova's Requiem in 2013.Gao was honored the Medal of the Friendship between China and Russia in 1997, he received the Medal of Friendly Relationship between China and Russia and the Medal of Friendly Relationship between Russia and China in 1999. Gao won the Russian-Chinese Translator Prize for translating Anna Akhmatova's Requiem in 2013.