Is Xiong Yin's husband Li Feng?

Name: Xiong Yin.

On the right in the front row is Xiong Yin, the prototype of Quiet Autumn.

Gender: Female

Xiong Yin is the life prototype of Jingqiu, the heroine of Amy's novel Love of Hawthorn Trees, and currently teaches in a Canadian university.

Xiong Yin was born in 1957. His mother Zhang is a teacher at Xiba Primary School, and his father is a talented music teacher at Yichang Normal University (merged into Three Gorges University). Xiong Yin studied in Xiba Primary School with her mother, and then went to junior high school and senior high school in No.9 Middle School. She is very smart, excellent in personality and study, and graduated from 1975.

After graduating from high school, Xiong Yin worked as an educated youth in the countryside for a period of time, and the creation in the novel Love of Hawthorn Tree is closely related to this life. The story of Jingqiu and Lao San's "purest love" happened in this period. Xicunping in the novel is now Nancunping of Xiaoxita in Yiling District, Yanjiahe is now Yanjiahe, and Jiang Xindao is now Xiba.

After Xiong Yin's mother retired, Xiong Yin joined Yichang No.9 Middle School, worked as a chef for several months, and soon became a middle school Chinese teacher.

1977, resume the college entrance examination, and refer to Zhang hedu online. Xiong Yin was not admitted because his father was a rightist. From 65438 to 0979, Xiong Yin studied English in Yichang TV University. 1984, Xiong Yin passed the exam and was admitted to the Foreign Languages Department of Yichang Normal University (now Three Gorges University). 1986 After graduation, Xiong Yin entered Yichang No.1 Middle School to teach. That year, he took the postgraduate exam of Wuhan University and obtained the admission qualification. At that time, Zhu Zejian, the principal of No.1 Middle School, asked her to stay and teach, but Xiong Yin gave up the opportunity for further study. The following year, Xiong Yin took the exam again and was admitted to Wuhan University as a graduate student. In the mid-1990s, Xiong Yin studied in the United States.

Xiong Yin in the eyes of classmates:

Classmate Han Qinghua: I am shy. I don't like talking more in front of boys.

In high school, I was a sports committee member in my class, and Xiong Yin was also a class cadre. We often organize activities together. In my impression, Xiong Yin is an ordinary girl. She is shy and doesn't like to talk more in front of boys, but she has good grades and is good at organizing various entertainment activities.

Classmate Fu: Very reserved, but witty and humorous.

My classmate Xiong Yin and I generally think that she is introverted, but little known is that Xiong Yin is also humorous, witty and brave.

Xiong Yin is a very diligent girl. She undertakes most of the housework. Every time she goes to the canteen to buy food and steamed bread, she often turns on the water. The canteen master looks at the lovely but quiet little girl and always wants to tease her a few words to make this beautiful girl talk. On several occasions, Master Cai wanted to embarrass Xiong Yin, let her speak several foreign languages, and then let her turn on the tap. At that time, we studied Russian, but it was very simple, with only a few words. It was really difficult to say a word. But this problem didn't bother Xiong Yin. Every time Master Cai tested her, she said a tongue twister, which was fast and fluent, and sounded like a foreigner speaking a foreign language. Master Cai was very happy after hearing this, and happily let her go in and turn on the water.

Born in Huaibei City, Anhui Province, 1954, he studied Chinese characters since childhood. 199 1 went north to Beijing to study calligraphy with Beijing calligraphers Ouyang Zhongshi and Li Duo. 1997 won the first prize in the national calligraphy exhibition; 1998 participated in the "oracle calligraphy" competition organized by the Japanese Calligraphy Association. His entry is a cold food post written in Cao Zhang, which won the honor of 1998 champion and caused a sensation in Japan. 1999 The work Leisure Fu was collected by the National Painting Academy of Japan; In 2000, he was appointed by the Japanese royal family to participate in the Millennium celebration; 200 1 The work "Yi Si Tie" won the gold medal in China Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition; In 2002, China Book Association accepted it as a member; In 2002, Master Xing Yun of Bangor Temple in Foguang Mountain, Singapore came to Beijing to ask Li Feng to write a Diamond Sutra to be enshrined in the Buddhist temple. It is a nearly 6000-word "King Kong Prajna Paramita Sutra" enshrined in Bangor Temple in 2002. In 2003, Famen Temple, located in Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, accepted Japanese guests' offerings to Li Feng's "Three Classics of Cause and Effect". Li Feng went to Japan for an exchange in 2004 and returned to China in 2008. After returning to China, I devoted myself to studying the changes in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Shi Guwen and Jinwen, striving for a breakthrough in the ancient system, inheriting Gu Zhuo, carrying forward the ancient rhyme and carrying forward the Chinese cultural heritage. 20 10 "urgent chapter" 1394 words are all marked with simplified characters, which have been designated as auxiliary Chinese teaching materials for primary schools by Taiwan's education department. 20 10 10 In recognition of Mr. Li Feng's outstanding contribution in the field of calligraphy, Japan awarded him the honor of honorary president of the Japanese Calligraphy Association, which was once won by Mr. Lin Sanzhi and Mr. Wang Nong of China. At the end of 20 10, the Ministry of Culture of China declared and was approved, giving it a special allowance from the State Council.