What do you think of Ni Kuang as a writer?

Ni Kuang, formerly known as Ni, was later renamed Ni Cong.

/kloc-0 was born in Shanghai in 1935, and his ancestral home is Zhenhai, Zhejiang.

195 1 year, Ni Kuang entered East China People's Revolutionary University for three months at the age of 16, then joined the China People's Liberation Army and the police, and successively participated in the "Land Reform", "Huaihe River Regulation Project" and farm construction in northern Jiangsu and Inner Mongolia.

Since I came to Hong Kong in 1957, I have only studied at night schools, and I have taught myself most of the time, so I can think that I have no formal school education. Ni Kuang first worked as a handyman in a printing and dyeing factory and began to contribute to Pravda. Later, he was hired as an assistant editor and handyman by Pravda and wrote a column under the pseudonym "Yiqi".

Ni Kuang used pen names: Wesley, Sean, Yuechuan, Willie, FAW, Hong Xin, Wei Long and so on.

In the early 1960s, encouraged by Cha (Jin Yong), he began to write science fiction under the pseudonym Wesley. The first novel was called Diamond Flower, which was serialized in the supplement of Ming Pao.

In the late 1960s, martial arts films became popular and turned to script creation. In the past ten years, he has written hundreds of plays, including One-armed Knife directed by Zhang Che.

Since the mid-1970s, Ni Kuang has returned to the creation of science fiction.

1987, Ni Kuang, Liang (Stone Man), Harbin Institute of Technology, Hu, and others jointly initiated the establishment of the Hong Kong Writers Association, and served as its president.

Ni Kuang moved to Xintang Rengang in San Francisco in the early 1990s. In his spare time, he grows flowers and raises fish at home, such as Datura stramonium and angelfish. He laughed and said that the toilet could see the Golden Gate Bridge, so he wrote a poem: "Look up at the Golden Gate and look down at the' bird'". After emigration, Ni Kuang lived a leisurely life, claiming that cooking was the first, gardening was the second, and literature and art were the third.

Ni Kuang declared "abstinence", but the definition is that you can drink as usual, but don't get drunk.

Ni Kuang can't drive, but when he was obsessed with learning to drive, he once pieced a car into pieces and put it back together. He spent several years collecting and studying shells, but finally he sold his beloved collection, but his understanding of shells has reached the realm of experts.

In Hongkong, there are very few writers who simply write articles to "get rich", and Ni Kuang is one of them.

Ni Kuang claims to be the person who writes the most Chinese characters in the world, because since he came to Hong Kong from the mainland in 1957, he has written tens of thousands of words every day for 30 years, seven days a week. The most amazing thing is that he can write for 30 years, and his inspiration is endless, which is the guarantee of best selling. People in the Jianghu even called him "a masterpiece in the bag". There is a joke in the publishing industry that even if Ni Kuang wrote a wordless gobbledygook, it would sell quickly.

World-renowned science fiction writer

Original works of Wesley series novels

Introduction to Ni Kuang:

Ni Kuang, formerly known as Ni Cong, is also famous. /kloc-0 was born in Shanghai in 1935, and his ancestral home is Zhenhai, Zhejiang.

/kloc-came to hong kong in 0/957, first worked as a handyman in a dyeing factory and began to contribute to Pravda. Later, he was hired by Pravda as an assistant editor and handyman, and wrote a column under the pseudonym "Yiqi". By chance, I began to write martial arts novels under the pen name Pravda, and gradually changed from amateur writing to professional writing.

After leaving Pravda, Ni Kuang turned to writing in Novaya Pravda. His early works include Black Woman Magnolia, The Story of the Prodigal Son Gundam, The Story of the Immortal Flying Hands, and other martial arts novels, such as Six Fingers of Qin Magic and Five Tigers Slaughtering Dragons.

Ni Kuang later wrote martial arts novels and essays for Ming Pao under the pen names of Yue Chuan, Ni Kuang and Shakespeare. In the early 1960s, encouraged by Cha (Jin Yong), he began to write science fiction under the pseudonym "Wesley". The first novel was called Diamond Flower, which was serialized in the supplement of Ming Pao.

In the late 1960s, martial arts films became popular and turned to script creation. In the past ten years, he has written hundreds of plays, including One-armed Knife directed by Zhang Che.

After the mid-1970s, he returned to the road of science fiction creation, which caused great repercussions and achieved success in Southeast Asia and other regions. Wesley series is his masterpiece.

Mr. Ni Kuang's works cover a wide range, including martial arts, science fiction, romance, detective, genie, reasoning, literature and art and other types of novels and essays, prose reviews, scripts and so on.

Jin Yong's evaluation of Mr. Ni Kuang is that the eternal contradiction of infinite universe, infinite time and space, infinite possibility and impermanence of life is woven from this head ...

Recent Situation in Ni Kuang (Excerpted from Life in Cai Lan is Fun)

Ni Kuang lives in Xintang People's Port in Sanshi, like toasting. His family grows flowers and fish, such as Datura stramonium and angelfish. His clothes.

You can see the Golden Gate Bridge in your hand and write a poem "Look up at the Golden Gate and look down at the birds". He talked about the life quota in Buy Life, and the most unfair thing in the world (everyone will die) in Cai Lan (see Buy Life). He also said that his drinking quota was over. Huang, one of the original three, didn't know that Ni Kuang was originally named Ni Cong, but thought it was Ni Yicong. Ni Kuang was born in 1935, and now he is 62 years old, but he still writes tirelessly, and now he is still publishing new works, which is really admirable. I heard that he once saw aliens in Northeast Province, so his science fiction novels are so excellent, and he himself said that he likes to write martial arts novels, but with Jin Yong's old friends now, he had to give up the hard work and concentrate on writing science fiction novels. It is well known that his sister is Yi Shu. He laughed and said that every time the publishing house looked for him, it was to get the publishing rights of Yi Shu, but his was ignored. His son Jenny Tseng is also a publisher, publishing yes magazine, and even lobbying Ni Kuang to write Young Wesley! I believe most people are concerned about whether his current girlfriend is Vivian Chow!

Ni Kuang and Jin Yong are very good friends. His novels are only serialized in Ming Pao, and most of them are published by Ming Chuang. He even wrote a part of "Eight Dragons" for Jin Yong (but later Jin Yong told Ni Kuang that he would delete a paragraph he had written, and Ni Kuang only said that he would not be my friend if he asked me).

Ni Kuang said that his favorite story is dream-seeking, and then the golden story.

Ni Kuang's open letter to netizens

Dear children who introduce, pay attention to and comment on my works on various networks:

Since I became an "online person" more than a year ago, I have been browsing all kinds of networks about my works.

To my surprise, there are many in Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Taiwan Province, which shows that my works have been "toxic" in the past 40 years.

Very extensive and very happy.

In many networks, children in Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province know them because they grew up in a civilized society.

"Intellectual property rights", so the network they set up, despite the enthusiastic introduction and heated discussion of their works,

But I didn't put my work online. However, Chinese mainland's website put all my works online without any approval.

The style of "* * *" enjoying other people's wealth and "producing" is striking and shocking.

This situation is in sharp contrast to the massive piracy of my works in Chinese mainland.

Actually, I don't mind this situation very much, but I must point out one thing, especially for children.

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My work was officially banned in Chinese mainland more than ten years ago. It is a banned book. Of course, books

It can't be banned. Since the foolish behavior of banning books, it has never succeeded or failed.

The example is simple: the official is forbidden and the people are connected.

The stricter the official ban, the wider the folk circulation, from ancient times to the present, especially today.

"Reading forbidden books behind closed doors at night" is fun. But "uploading banned books online during the day" is probably ok.

Get into trouble Reading novels is for fun. If you get into trouble for reading novels, it's not worth it. Please heat it.

Children who love to spread my works should consider environmental factors and act cautiously.

As for pirates, since they profit from piracy, if they get into trouble because of violating the ban, at least

Not wronged.

Thank you very much for your comments on my work. I have read every book, which brings me great pleasure.

It's fun, and I like to talk to children face to face, so thank you sincerely, thank you.