People who are familiar with Ni Kuang came in.

Formerly known as Ni Cong, the word is also clear. (He pointed out the word "Kuang" in Ci Hai)

Birthday:1noon on May 30th, 935 12: 37.

Place of birth: Shanghai

Native place: Zhenhai, Zhejiang

Zodiac: pig

Constellation: Gemini

Blood type: O type

Family status: second brother, second brother, first sister, first sister.

Favorite food: seafood (fish, shrimp, crab, shellfish ...)

195 1 year. After graduating from junior high school, Ni Kuang entered East China People's Revolutionary University for three months at the age of 16 and a half. After graduating from East China People's Revolutionary University, he joined the China People's Liberation Army as a police officer, and successively participated in the "land reform" and the "Huaihe River Regulation Project". Later, he reclaimed land in northern Jiangsu and Inner Mongolia, and traveled as far as Daxinganling in the northeast. In Inner Mongolia, he was labeled as a "counter-revolutionary" for "disturbing traffic" (the river froze in winter and the small wooden bridge was torn down for firewood) and was placed under house arrest for several months.

1957, Ni Kuang fled from Inner Mongolia to Guangzhou. In July, he sneaked into Macao and then fled to Hong Kong. Since then, I have never left or returned to Chinese mainland. When I first arrived in Hong Kong, I was studying at night school, so I met Ms. Ni and Ms. Ni. Ni Kuang first worked as a handyman in a printing and dyeing factory and began to contribute to Pravda. Later, he was hired by Pravda and worked as a worker, proofreader, assistant editor, reporter and political columnist (with a strange pen name).

1at the end of 957, Ni Kuang's first novel about "land reform" was published in Hong Kong Commercial Daily. The first published essay was In the Cracks. The first novel is Microwave in Hulunchi (written in the late 1950s and set in Mongolian grassland).

1958, Ni Kuang began to write martial arts novels under the pseudonym of Yuechuan.

1959, Ni Kuang married Ms. Li Guozhen. Now they have a daughter (Ni Sui) and a son (Jenny Tseng). After that, I taught myself most of the time, so I didn't receive formal school education.

1962, encouraged by Cha (Jin Yong), Ni Kuang began to write novels under the pseudonym "Wesley". The first novel was called Diamond Flower, which was serialized in the supplement of Ming Pao. From the fourth novel "Blue Blood Man", Wesley's series of novels officially moved to science fiction series. In 2000, Blue Blood Man was selected as one of the "Top 100 Novels in China in the 20th Century" and became the representative work of Ni Kuang's science fiction.

In the late 1960s, martial arts films became popular, and Ni Kuang turned to script creation. In the past ten years, he has written hundreds of plays, including One-armed Knife directed by Zhang Che.

1972, after the publication of Wesley's novel New Year, Ni Kuang suspended the creation of Wesley's novel series for six years.

1978, Wesley's series novel Hair was published, and it was rated as the most popular novel among young people in Hong Kong. Ni Kuang returned to science fiction writing.

1986 On Easter Day, Ni Kuang was baptized in a church in Taipei (although he still believed that God was an alien). The reason is that after praying with the priest, I cured my addiction for many years. In recent years, he believes in Christ, and has often been a witness in Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province.

1987, Ni Kuang, Liang (a stone man), Harbin Institute of Technology, Hu, etc. initiated the establishment of the Hong Kong Writers Association and served as its president.

1in the autumn of 992, after the publication of Wesley's series of novels "Luck", Ni Kuang moved to Xintang Port in San Francisco, USA, and his residence was like a toast. In my spare time, I plant flowers and raise fish at home, such as Datura stramonium and angelfish. He laughed and said that the toilet could see the Golden Gate Bridge, so he wrote a poem: "Look up at the Golden Gate and look down at the' bird'". After emigration, Ni Kuang lived a leisurely life, claiming that cooking was the first, gardening was the second, and literature and art were the third.

Ni Kuang had a rich life experience and suffered all kinds of hardships. He is very humorous. There are more eccentric interests, more eccentric ideas. Once upon a time, I realized from a small flea that the vitality of human beings who claim to be the spirit of all things is so fragile, and their adaptability and endurance to harsh environment are not as good as that of a flea with a simple structure. ) So he writes articles with quick thinking and ever-changing. Ni Kuang thinks he is a very naughty person, but he is very strict with his work. He stipulated that he should write more than 8000 words every day, so that he could work for a month and then take a rest for a month. He also stipulated that he would try his best to finish the work before dusk, because his hands were ready to touch the glass as soon as it got dark. He writes all kinds of novels, such as science fiction, detective, martial arts and romantic literature novels. He also wrote screenplays and even wrote essays and essays expressing personal feelings. Since/kloc-0 came to Hong Kong in 1975, many sci-fi, detective and martial arts novels have appeared in his works, and there are more than hundreds of plays. Besides, he publishes a column in the local newspaper every day.

Ni Kuang is a freak. He often does things unexpectedly. He didn't know how to drive, but when he was fascinated by studying cars, he once drove a car and restored it to its original state. He has seen ghosts at least twice and firmly believes in the existence and immortality of the soul. In his early years, he also experienced that "fox spirits appeared as saints". Therefore, it is still believed that different creatures can make structural changes in their bodies and become immortals through so-called practice. Wesley's sci-fi series "Become a Genie" tells the story of a condor who finally becomes a human after various changes! )

It is rumored that Ni Kuang once saw aliens in Northeast Province, so his science fiction is so excellent. He also said that he likes to write martial arts novels, but with Jin Yong's old friends in the present, he had to give up the hard part and concentrate on writing science fiction. Is it easy to write science fiction? Among all his works, his favorite role is Wesley, and his favorite work is Wesley's series of "Seeking Dreams", followed by Wesley's series of "The Golden Story". My favorite martial arts work is fire and union.

Ni Kuang's extensive interests, unforgettable memory and persistent research spirit have made his works deeply rooted in people's hearts since/kloc-0 came to Hong Kong in 1957. His works are clear and enlightening, and often make people get unexpected gains.

Ni Kuang has successively used the following pseudonyms: Ni Kuang (martial arts and science fiction), Wesley (science fiction), Shakespeare (essays), Hong Xin (legend of Gundam and Goofy Flying), Wei Li (legend of Magnolia), Yuechuan (martial arts), Qiyi (political theory), Jiugang layman (essays), Dangerous Dragon and so on.

Ni Kuang is a prolific and diversified writer. He claimed to be "the person who wrote the most Chinese characters in human history". (Actually, this is Ni Kuang's modesty. The word "Han" in this sentence can be deleted. At all times and in all countries, Ni Kuang's only possible opponent is the western science fiction master Asimov. But most of Master Ai's English is typed by typewriter or word processor, and no one can find the disproof this sentence. ) Ni Kuang is also the most professional writer with professional ethics. He never procrastinates or owes a manuscript (he writes too fast in the early days and deliberately leaves it for a few days after writing). However, the manuscript fee and royalties are extremely high, and there are two major principles: please pay first; Goods don't change (novels are absolutely not allowed to change, scripts never change).

Ni Kuang's works include novels (martial arts, reasoning, science fiction, fantasy, romance, pornography), essays, essays, columns, political essays and plays. (Please refer to the catalogue of Ni Kuang's works) The only styles that have not been written are lyrics and advertising words.

Ni Kuang's novels are compelling, bizarre and ingenious. The number of novels has exceeded 300. There are more than 400 scripts, which is guaranteed to be a world record.

Ni Kuang's writing motivation: 1. Make a living; Second, interest; Third, I have no other skills (but later I found myself a very competent actor). Writing income, manuscript fee plus royalties, more than 2 million Hong Kong dollars a year. Writing style, like to play tricks, change the theme, not to the reader's liking, but always lead the reader by the nose. Writing talent, self-awareness is innate. (Ni Kuang believes in a theory that most people with literary talent are addicted to alcohol, such as Li Bai in ancient times, Gu Long, and Ni Kuang today. Writing habits, you must listen to music (otherwise you can't calm down), and the desktop is at an elevation of 30 degrees (so that you won't have backache); You will never use a computer or dictation instead of handwriting. Writing speed, the highest record is 4500 words per hour (grid), which is the speed of "revolution plus effort"; The slowest hour is 2500 words. Never read it again after writing (except the earliest works). Boasting that "Chinese writing is the fastest in the world."

Ni Kuang's view on novels: "There are only two kinds of novels-good-looking novels and bad-looking novels" (he thinks that bad-looking novels are useless even if there are more academic, traditional and artistic values in them). The main body of the novel is the creative thinking. As for the plot arrangement, it depends on the skill. He believes that the responsibility of a writer is to write works that make readers forget to eat and sleep. His definition of pornographic literature is literature that children can't understand-those who can understand it are not children, and of course they have the right to read it.

Ni Kuang's personality is so emotional that it is hard not to be confused. Follow one's inclinations, enthusiasm, generosity and chivalry. Absolute liberalism doesn't like being bound, fighting for victory or defeat, being serious and being hypocritical.

Ni Kuang has many hobbies, such as raising fish, planting flowers, collecting seashells, carpentry, cooking, classical music, etc., all of which have turned from infatuation to madness. By extension, anything with many different styles likes to study and collect. I like reading. I read all kinds of strange books, but I like reading novels best. With the fastest reading speed, you can read 200,000 words of novels on average every day.

Ni Kuang also has three hobbies. One is drinking. He used to drink at least one liter of XO a day. Recently, he announced "abstinence from alcohol", but the definition is that alcohol can be drunk as usual, but don't get drunk. Nowadays, you can drink or not, but you still think that alcohol is the best "antidepressant". Second, I smoke. I have been smoking for 35 years, and the highest record is four to five packs a day (I don't stop when brushing my teeth-the cigarette bites my right side when brushing my left tooth; Bite the left when brushing the right side). Until one day, I suddenly heard the voice of God several times saying, "You can quit smoking!" " "I don't smoke anymore. It took Ni Kuang some time to understand what God meant. The so-called "non-smoking" means that the 35-year "smoking punishment" that God has imposed on himself is full. Thirdly, women appreciate obedient women the most. Of course, external beauty is also very important. Shuang'er in The Deer King is a typical example of Ni Kuang's ideal wife.

Ni Kuang's favorite novelists are Jin Yong, Gu Long, Qiong Yao, Yi Shu, Levin, Xia Shujing Zi and Poe. The most admired essayists are Bai Yang and Li Ao.

Ni Kuang is an amateur stamp engraver. It was by forging stamps and street signs that he was able to escape from Inner Mongolia to Hong Kong. The raw material of the fake seal is soap, which is not based on any samples, except that the bigger the seal, the more bluffing it is. He is also an amateur expert in the classification of marine shells. He has bought thousands of reference books and rented a living unit to display his collection of shells. He also spent several years collecting and studying shells. Although he finally sold his beloved collection, his understanding of shells has reached the level of experts.

Ni Kuang absolutely agrees that human nature is evil. I am neither for nor against marriage. He thinks that the most worthwhile thing in life is happiness. (But Ni Kuang admits it's difficult, but he won't be disappointed if he bothers himself. It is believed that the main reason for human progress is that the next generation does not listen to the words of the previous generation.

Ni Kuang's attitude towards life: "There are many pleasing contacts, but not pleasing to the eye. No matter what you do, you don't exist.

Ni Kuang has several close friends, Gu Long. They met in 1967 and became friends. When Gu Long passed away, Ni Kuang was heartbroken and wept in the mourning hall (he drank more than half of the wine buried with Gu Long). As a result, Gu Long's body vomited blood on the spot! Ni Kuang treasures the blood of an old friend, regardless of other people's warnings. Jin Yong, Ni Kuang's friend and boss for many years. His novels are only serialized in Ming Pao, and most of them are published by Mingchuang Publishing House. Ni Kuang wrote a series of Eight Dragons for Jin Yong for several months, deliberately blinding A Zi. (But later Jin Yong told Ni Kuang to delete a passage he wrote, and Ni Kuang only said that if he asked me, he wouldn't be my friend. Jin Yong praised Ni Kuang in 1982 and 1983: "Infinite universe, infinite time and space, infinite possibilities and impermanent life, these eternal contradictions are woven from this head." Huang Zhifeng and Ni Kuang praised them as: wizards; The father of Cantonese pop music in Hong Kong. Legend has it that these two people are the result of "Wenquxing" descending to earth and splitting in two. In the autumn of 1993, Ni Kuang gave Huang Jiren a couplet: "Cook for two days, cook all day, and there will be no snow", but Huang Jiren thinks that the order of these two sentences should be reversed. Zhang Xiguo, both founders of science fiction in China, have completely different views on the concept, expression, function and mission of science fiction. Zhang Xiguo described his first meeting with Ni Kuang as follows: "Ni Kuang didn't arrive before the laughter. That's what Xi 'an looks like in A Dream of Red Mansions. Later, every time we met, we first heard his clear voice and laughed before we met. " He added, "Frankly speaking, I liked Ni Kuang himself before reading his novels. Look at him (note: that was ten years ago). I can't imagine that he has so much energy. He can write 4,500 words per hour and finish a novel or play in four or five days ... Ni Kuang deserves to be regarded as a genius in the literary world. "Sai Shing Sun is an expert in Ni Kuang. He once wrote the story of the prodigal son Gundam for Ni Kuang with "Luo Ren". Author of Ni Kuang Science Fiction, Wesley Science Fiction, Jin Yong and Ni Kuang, etc. Ye Lihua, another Ni Kuang expert, has been studying Ni Kuang's works for nearly twenty years. Because of his love of science fiction, he and Ni Kuang became close friends, and he was also the first computer teacher in Ni Kuang.

Ni Kuang's sister is a famous novelist Yi Shu, whose real name is Ni Yishu. He laughed and said that every time the publishing house looked for him, it was to get the publishing rights of Yi Shu, but his was ignored. His son Jenny Tseng is also a publisher, publishing Yes magazine, and even lobbying Ni Kuang to write Young Wesley!

On his fortieth birthday, Ni Kuang wrote a couplet on his birthday: "I don't know what it is over forty, I don't know what it is;" There is not much time, no desire, nothing more. " He wrote his own epitaph: "Think more about my advantages before I die, and don't mention my disadvantages after I die."

Ni Kuang's writing style is like a god, with more than 4,000 words in 60 minutes. Although the cloud is fast, it still can't compare with the speed at which he speaks. He speaks like a barrage, nearly ten times faster than his writing speed (the highest record is five seconds and three sentences), and when he slows down, he can't say it. (It is said that this is because Ni Kuang was originally left-handed, was rigidly corrected, and suffered from "brain damage" since he was a child, so he still has both ends meet. ) is called a famous mouth and deserves it.

Ni Kuang claims to be the person who writes the most Chinese characters in the world, because since he came to Hong Kong from the mainland in 1957, he has written tens of thousands of words every day for 30 years, seven days a week. The most amazing thing is that he can write for 30 years, with constant inspiration and endless themes, and it is a guarantee of best selling. People in the Jianghu even nicknamed him "the Emperor of Bagged Books". There is a joke in the publishing industry: Even if Ni Kuang writes a wordless gobbledygook, it will soon be sold out. Next time you buy Ni Kuang's works, let's see if it's a sequel to the wordless gobbledygook! In Hongkong, there are very few writers who "get rich" simply by writing articles, and Ni Kuang is one of them.