The ugly China novelist.

Bai Yang (1March 7, 920—April 29, 2008), a Han nationality, was originally named Guo, later renamed Guo Libang and Guo Yidong, a contemporary writer in China, a native of Tongxu County, Henan Province, and his ancestral home was Changbei Village, Huixian County, Henan Province. After 1949, he went to Taiwan Province Province to be the deputy editor-in-chief of Gigi Lai Evening News in Taiwan Province Province and a professor at the Art Institute.

He is well known to people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Bai Yang studied in many schools, but never got a diploma. He went to college several times with a fake degree and was "expelled from school forever" by the Ministry of Education. His speeches and works have caused widespread controversy in all walks of life. Bai Yang mainly writes novels and essays, the latter being more successful. Once listed as one of the top ten best-selling writers in Taiwan Province Province.

Bai Yang's Personal Works

The book Memoirs of Bai Yang recalls the life of Bai Yang, a master of humanities, from an uncertain date of birth to 75 years old, his lovely childhood, his bitter road to study, his vigorous love, his dreamlike past, his release from prison several times, his bumpy legendary experience of writing essays for ten years and looking in the mirror for ten years. His life has always been admired by people.

No matter what the white ocean looks like in the eyes of readers, we can be sure of one thing: there will always be more and more white oceans that keep growing, cultivating and pursuing, constantly extending from the past and constantly exploring the future. Reading this "Memoirs of Baiyang" can help you understand Baiyang's dramatic life, and then walk into the inner world of this humanist master and feel his charming personality strength.