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Li Ao, 1935, from Harbin. His father Li (also known as Li Huaixin) worked underground in North China during his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. From 65438 to 0949, due to the civil war, he moved to Taichung with his father Li and his mother Zhang. He thinks that his ancestors may have come from Miao nationality in Yunnan [1], and the description in his autobiography also mentions that because his father was paid by Jilin Province at public expense when he was studying at Peking University, his birthplace on the household registration is Fuyu County in Jilin Province. [Source request], he ranks fifth among eight brothers and sisters. 196 1 year, Li Ao started a cultural debate between China and the west with the article "seeing a doctor for people who talk about Chinese and western cultures" in Satellite magazine, and started a pen battle with Hu and others, resisting many scholars with the image of a young man who was just a rookie, and became one of the famous figures in the cultural circles from then on. 1960-90 cooperated with non-party people at that time during the martial law period. He was not only active in the literary world with magazine articles criticizing current politics, trying to challenge the speech restriction policy of the Kuomintang government at that time, but also collected articles from "non-party" magazines, published a series of books, criticized the Kuomintang regime, or told history. However, books were usually banned because they violated the then Publishing Law and other laws and regulations. Li Ao is known as a "wizard" and a "master" because of his extensive reading and knowledge, as well as his talent for collecting information. Wong Young-tsu once said, "Li Ao is the academic authority to study Chiang Kai-shek on both sides of the strait." In addition, he also had contacts with Hu Shi, Qian Mu, Yin, Liang Shiqiu and others. 197 1 year, Li Ao was arrested and imprisoned for helping Peng Mingmin, who advocated Taiwan independence, to smuggle abroad. From then on, Li Ao and the Kuomintang forged an enemy [3]. 1980 On May 6th, she married the movie star Hu Yinmeng Lightning. Three months and 22 days after marriage (August 28), the divorce was announced. 1999, Hu Yinmeng published her autobiography "Death and Dance of the Virgin-Li Ao and I", which described in detail her experience of meeting, combining and ending her marriage with Li Ao. The contents of the book are somewhat different from Li Ao's autobiography.