zhi jia, Yi Shu jia (). April - Mao Zedong criticized his work as anti-Communist. He was then asked to attend the Symposium about his "anti-Communist" work in "Yen'an" (). October - He was expelled from the communist party. 1943 April 1 - Kang Sheng () gave an order to arrest him. He was claimed as the "Counter-revolutionary Trotskyist spy"(), "Undercover agent of Kuomintang"() and "Five-people anti-party group"(). 1947 July 1 - Wang Shiwei was secretly executed. Died at the age of 41. Works Most of Wang's literary works remained unpublished until the late 20th century. His style of writing was described as "having the energy and power to enrich humanity" (). His works reflected his sincerity and love towards his home country and native homeland. He felt compassion for the weak and oppressed in society. He had always hoped that he could change society through revolution, which is why his works were so critical. Articles 文藝民族形式問题上的錯誤舆新偏向, 1941 野百合花 (Ye Baihehua) / (Wild Lilies), 1942, People's Liberation Army Daily 政治家·藝術家, 1942 (Zhengzhijia, Yishujia) / (Politicians, Artists), Journal of Yan'an's Literacy Resistance Association, Spring Rain (Gu Yu), Vol. 1:4 零感两則, 1942, Arrow and Target 我對羅邁(別名李维漢)同志在整風檢工動員大會上發言的批評, 1942, Arrow and Target 答李宇超、梅洛兩同志, 1942, Arrow and Target Novels 楊五奶奶, 1926 (Yang Wu Nainai) 毀滅的精神, 1926 (Huimie de Jingshen) 陳老四的故事, 1929 (Chenlaoshi de Gushi) 小長兒與罐頭荔枝, 1929 (Xiao Zhanger Yu Guantou Lizhi ) 休息, 1930 (Xiuxi)/(Rest) 鬥爭日記, 1942 (Douzheng Riji) Translations Wang's many translations into Chinese include works by Karl Marx and Eugene O'Neill. The Heretic of Soana <<珊拿的邪教徒>> by Gerhart Hauptmann, 1930 Sapho<<薩芙>> by Alphonse Daudet, 1933 The Man of Property <<資產家>> by John Galsworthy, 1936 Strange interlude <<奇異的插曲>> by O'Neill Eugene, 1936 The Return of the Native <<還鄉記>> by Thomas Hardy, 1937 Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany <<德國的革命與反革命>> by Friedrich Engels, 1937 Value, Price and Profit <<价格、价值和利潤>> by Karl Marx, 1937 The Water Babies <<水孩子>> by Charles Kingsley References Further reading Burgh, Hugo de. (2003). The Chinese Journalist: Meditating information in the world's most populous country. London: RoutledgeCurzon. Dai, Qing. (1989). Liang Shuming, Wang Shiwei, Chu Anping. (梁漱溟, 王實味, 儲安平.) Nanjing: Jiangsu wen yi chu ban she (). Dai, Qing. (1994). Wang Shiwei and "Wild Lilies" : Rectification and Purges in the Chinese Communist Party, 1942-1944. David E. Apter & Timothy Cheek (Eds.). (Nancy Liu & Lawrence R. Sullivan, Trans.). Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe. . Goldman, Merle. (2013) [1967]. Literary Dissent in Communist China.