124 years ago today, December 24, 1901 (November 14, 1901 in the lunar calendar), Soviet writer Fadeyev was born. Fadeyev On December 24, 1901, the famous Soviet writer Fadeyev was born in Kimre, Kalinin Oblast. Fadeyev is the main advocate and theorist of proletarian literature. He joined the Communist Party in 1918, participated in the struggle against the White Bandits, and served as brigade political commissar. 1921-1924 Studied at the Mining Institute in Moscow in 1999. After graduation, he worked in party affairs. Since 1926, he has specialized in literary creation. Since 1939, he has served as secretary of the Soviet Writers Association. He was awarded the Order of Lenin twice. In 1927, he published the novel "Destruction", describing the fighting history of a guerrilla group in the Far East. This book was first translated into Chinese by Lu Xun (1937). In 1945, he published the novel "Youth Guards", describing the heroic deeds of young people in Ukraine who resisted the fascist occupiers. He won the Stalin Prize for Literature and committed suicide in 1956.