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- Jin Kemu (Chinese: 金克木; pinyin: Jīn Kèmù; 1912–2000) is a Chinese poet, scholar, translator and essay writer, professor of Beijing University. In 1935 he started to write poems and novels. In his early years he had different careers as a librarian, newspaper editor and English teacher. In 1941 he went to India, studied ancient Indian literature, Buddhism, philosophy and returned China in 1946. At the time he was one of few scholars in China who knew Sanskrit and Pali language. In 1946, the Department of Oriental Languages and Literature was established in Beijing University. Jin kemu joined in 1948, he and Ji Xianlin together contributed in developing the Department of Oriental Languages and Literature. He has translated some ancient India literature and philosophy works into Chinese.In his old age he continued to write essays which are considered among the finest essays in contemporary China. (en)
- 金克木（1912年8月14日－2000年8月5日），字止默，笔名辛竹，男，祖籍安徽寿县，生於江西，中国诗人、散文家、翻译家、学者、梵学研究、印度文化研究家。曾任九三学社中央常务委员、宣传部长，全国政协第三至第七届委员会委员。临终遗言：“我是哭着来，笑着走”。 (zh)
- 金克木（1912年8月14日－2000年8月5日），字止默，笔名辛竹，男，祖籍安徽寿县，生於江西，中国诗人、散文家、翻译家、学者、梵学研究、印度文化研究家。曾任九三学社中央常务委员、宣传部长，全国政协第三至第七届委员会委员。临终遗言：“我是哭着来，笑着走”。 (zh)
- Jin Kemu (Chinese: 金克木; pinyin: Jīn Kèmù; 1912–2000) is a Chinese poet, scholar, translator and essay writer, professor of Beijing University. In 1935 he started to write poems and novels. In his early years he had different careers as a librarian, newspaper editor and English teacher. In 1941 he went to India, studied ancient Indian literature, Buddhism, philosophy and returned China in 1946. At the time he was one of few scholars in China who knew Sanskrit and Pali language. (en)