Huang Jiren's Character Course

Huang Jiren, born in Beijing, 1947, was named for "saving the world, saving mankind". His father, Huang, is a graduate of the fifth phase of Huangpu Military Academy. Before the peaceful liberation of Peiping, he was stationed in Deshengmen as the commander of the 22nd Division of the Kuomintang Army 16.

1966 graduated from high school and went to the countryside at the end of 1969 and came to Weiyuan County, Sichuan Province. 1977 was admitted to the Chinese Department of Sichuan neijiang normal University.

During my study at school, I finished writing the long reportage "The General's Decisive Battle is More than the Battlefield", which was published by the PLA Literature and Art Society 1982. The long documentary literature "The General's Decisive Battle Not Only on the Battlefield" caused a sensation at home and abroad, and won the first national military literature award, Guo Moruo literature award and national excellent bestseller award.

1983 transferred to the editorial department of Hongyan, Chongqing Federation of Literary and Art Circles. 1984, the novel Collapse was published by Hunan People's Publishing House, when he was a professional writer. 1989 was elected as the chairman of Chongqing Writers Association, and 1996 was re-elected and continues to serve today.

On July 24th, 2003, a seminar on the long reportage "The Migration of Fate" was held in Beijing, which was jointly sponsored by the Propaganda Department of Chongqing Municipal Committee, Chongqing Immigration Bureau, Chongqing Writers Association, Chongqing Publishing House and Newspaper. Forty critics and writers attended the seminar. Critics attending the meeting agreed that Huang Jiren's reportage "The Migration of Fate" is another reportage masterpiece that writers pay attention to people's destiny and the construction of the Three Gorges. As a writer living in Chongqing, Huang Jiren not only pays attention to the land where he was born, but also writes about how the Three Gorges Act was passed, the strength of personality, the police spirit and so on before and after Chongqing became a municipality directly under the Central Government. They all take the major events in Chongqing as the theme, objectively, accurately and artistically record the progress of Chongqing people in the tide of the times, pay attention to the destiny of the nation, and comment and go from the perspective of the nation. He eulogized the times and the people with his deep feelings for the party and the people, skillful reportage skills and writer's enthusiasm.

From June, 200 1 year, Huang Jiren, in her prime, shouldered a sacred mission and left her quiet desk. I have traveled to Shanghai, Jiangsu, Anhui, Shandong and other 1 1 provinces and cities. Walk around the village and ask for help. These Chongqing immigrants, who are used to listening to the songs of the Yangtze River and the roar of the river, gathered around as if they had met their relatives when they heard the familiar Huang Jiren dialect, asking about the development of Chongqing and the government's immigration policy, and so on. Huang Jiren knew that it was difficult for these immigrants to change their original living habits for a while. Therefore, while pacifying immigrants to abide by the law, Huang Jiren also urged the local government to give "fellow villagers" all kinds of help and care within the scope permitted by law.

Until October, 2003, it took Huang Jiren a whole year and a half to return to Chongqing Writers Association. There is 17 thick diary in the heavy schoolbag. Dense records, names of people scattered all over the place, lines wet by rain, mud and tears, contain eager faces, telling touching stories and beating the passion of immigrants. ...

At the beginning of April, Huang Jiren gave himself a dead task: the manuscript must be completed before the early morning of May 1 Sunday 1. It takes 30 days to complete a manuscript of nearly 200,000 words, and it can be finished at an average speed of nearly 10,000 words a day! For three days and three nights, Huang Jiren sat at his desk without leaving, his mouth full of bread, and his pen was still flowing on the manuscript paper. On May 1 2003, all the books were finally revised. The book Migration of Destiny consists of eleven chapters and sixty-six sections. The writer's painstaking efforts and the ups and downs of the Three Gorges immigrants are surging in the waves of the Three Gorges and in the pace of the motherland's progress.