王若望（1918年2月4日－2001年12月19日），原名王寿华，笔名若望、若涵、若木。中国江苏省武进县人。民运人士。
1934年因参加罢工被中华民国政府逮捕并判刑。1937年8月因抗日战争爆发而获释，之后赴延安，加入中国共产党。
曾任《文艺月报》副主编等职。1957年被打成右派。1968年因批判毛泽东入狱四年。
1978年平反，出任《上海文学》副主编，中国作家协会理事。1987年被邓小平点名开除出党[1]。
1989年因参与八九民运被捕，入狱14个月。1992年流亡美国。因肺癌逝世于纽约。
Wang Ruowang (Chinese: 王若望; pinyin: Wáng Rùowàng; Wade-Giles: Wang Jowang, February 4, 1918, Wujin, Jiangsu province,—December 19, 2001, Queens, New York City), born as Shouhua (寿华) but more popularly known from his pen name Ruowang, was a Chinese author and dissident who was imprisoned various times for political reasons by both the Kuomintang and the Communist government of China [1]
He was a member of the Chinese Communist Party from 1937 to 1957, when he was expelled for "rightist views" and from 1979 to 1987, when he was expelled as an opponent of the Four Cardinal Principles by Deng Xiaoping. After his death in exile in New York City, the Dalai Lama described him as a "Freedom Fighter".
[edit] Works
* Hunger Trilogy, translated by Kyna Rubin with Ira Kasoff. ISBN 087332739X. Review at NY Times
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