Excuse me, about the writing background of The Thorn Birds, it is better to have an English version.

Linkmailuo is one of the most influential writers in contemporary Australia. She was born on June 1, 1937, a western livestock worker's family in Wellington, New South Wales, Australia, and moved to Sydney at the age of 12. Before that, the family lived a nomadic life. Since she was a child, Lincamello has shown extraordinary artistic talent. She began to write poems, tell stories and learn painting at the age of five. However, the Great Depression dealt a great blow to this huge family. She realized very early that literature and art could hardly bring food and clothing to her family, and her talents and interests in mathematics and natural science made her embark on a completely different path from literary creation. Since 1950s, Linkmailuo began to test the neurophysiology of the University of Sydney, and after graduation, he founded the department of neurophysiology at Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney. Five years later, in order to further improve her academic level, she went to the Institute of Child Health of University of London. Later, he moved to the United States and worked in Yale University School of Medicine for ten years, becoming an influential neurophysiologist. She is still the honorary chairman of the Prince of Wales Institute of Medicine, the Australian Gerontology Foundation, and the honorary consultant of the Department of Neurophysiology of Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney. She is also a third world woman doctor who promotes neurophysiology research, especially the training of this subject. She helped to establish the Department of Neurophysiology of Yale University School of Medicine. She joined Sir Roden Cutler Gordon, a famous medical scientist, on the list of outstanding people in Australia 100.

In the second half of the 20th century, an Australian immigrant family from New Zealand, a beautiful and enthusiastic girl Maggie, and her father Ralph, who is passionate about love. However, as a priest, the two can't be combined, and Maggie finally embarked on someone else's path with frustration. However, fate and desire stimulated the soul, and they finally met again, which brought an irresistible tragedy. Test Lindamailuo, born in Wellington, New South Wales, Australia. She has been engaged in various jobs-tourism, library, teaching; Later, he finally became a neuropathologist and has been studying at Yale University. Her first novels were Tim and Thorn Birds, which were conceived for four years, and she did a lot of investigation and wrote a tenor. As soon as this book is published, the author will become famous. The author is a versatile person who likes photography, music, painting, cutting and other clothes. She lives in America now.

Chinese version:

Colleen mccullough is one of the most influential contemporary Australian writers. She was born in a family of animal husbandry workers in Wellington, western New South Wales, Australia on June 1937, and moved to Sydney at the age of twelve. In the past, this family lived a nomadic life. Colleen mccullough has shown extraordinary artistic talent since she was a child. She began to write poems, tell stories and learn to draw pictures at the age of five. However, the great influence of the Great Depression on this working family made her realize very early that literature and art can hardly bring food and clothing to her family, and her talent and interest in mathematics and natural science prompted her to embark on a completely different road from literary creation. Colleen mccullough began to study neurophysiology at the University of Sydney in 1950s, and founded the department of neurophysiology at Royal North Shore Hospital after graduation. Five years later, in order to further improve her academic level, she went to the School of Children's Health, University of London to do research. After that, he moved to the United States and worked in Yale Medical College for ten years, becoming an influential neurophysiologist. She is still the honorary chairman of the Prince of Wales Institute of Medicine, the patron of the Australian Geriatrics Foundation, and the honorary consultant of the neurophysiology department of the Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney. At the same time, in order to promote the neurophysiological research in the third world, especially to train female doctors in this field, she helped Yale Medical College to establish a department of neurophysiology. Together with Sir Roden Cutler, a famous medical scientist, she was on the list of 100 outstanding people in Australia.

In the first half of the 20th century, Maggie, a beautiful and enthusiastic girl from a New Zealand immigrant family in Australia, fell in love with Father Ralph fiercely. However, the identity of the priest made it impossible for the two to combine, and Maggie, who was disheartened, was finally passed on to others. However, under the stimulation of fate and inner desire, the two finally met again, which brought an irresistible tragedy. Colleen mccullough was born in Wellington, New South Wales. She has done all kinds of work-tourism, library, teaching; Later, he finally became a neuropathologist and studied at Yale University. Her first novel was Tim, and The Thorn Birds took four years to conceive and do a lot of research before writing. The author became famous as soon as the book was published. The author is a versatile person who likes photography, music, painting, clothing cutting and so on. She lives in America now.