Guo Qiusen (; Hepburn: ''Kaku Shūsei'') (1904–1980), born in

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in the area of Taihoku (modern-day Xinzhuang,

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), was a Taiwanese writer. He wrote under the pseudonym Qiusen. He was a strong supporter of the language movement started by

Huang Shihui Huang Shihui (; 1900–1945), born in ''Chiaochhengkha'' (), ''Tainan Ken'', Japanese Taiwan (modern-day Niaosong District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan), was a Taiwanese writer and a supporter of leftist movements. The debate on Taiwanese Hokkien literature ...

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20th-century Taiwanese writers 1904 births 1980 deaths Writers from New Taipei Taiwanese male writers {{Taiwan-writer-stub