Liu Luyin

Liu Luyin (刘 Lut Yin, born approximately 1910, died after 1966) was a Chinese writer and translator. Details of her life are scarce, but she is primarily known for her translations of Western literature into Chinese, particularly during the mid-20th century.

While biographical information is limited, her work played a significant role in introducing important Western literary figures to Chinese readers. Specific details about her education, family, and specific dates of birth and death remain largely unconfirmed and require further research. Her contributions are documented primarily through publication records of her translated works. The Cultural Revolution likely impacted her life and career, given the general suppression of foreign works and persecution of intellectuals during that period.