Zhang Binglin (trad: 章炳麟, simpl: 章太炎) ou Zhang Taiyan, né le 25 décembre 1868 et mort le 14 juin 1936, est un philologiste chinois, critique littéraire et révolutionnaire anti-mandchou.
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