Levin, formerly known as Xu, Ming and pen name. /kloc-0 was born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province in March, 1922, and/kloc-0 died on May 6, 1992. Levin, who was born in a famous family, loved reading at home since he was a child, especially when he was a teenager. Because of the war, he joined the Kuomintang Air Force Academy before graduating from college, and then went to Taiwan Province Province with the troops. 65438-0960 joined the press as editor-in-chief of China Daily and special editor-in-chief of Central Daily. At the same time, I started my own novel creation career and wrote some novels with War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression as the background. Later, Levin thought that his greatest pleasure was to study history. Therefore, from studying history to developing historical novels easily, Levin experienced many failures. From failure to success, he established his position in the creation of historical novels with the publication of the long historical novel Biography of Li Wa. His historical novels enjoy the reputation of "where there is a town, there is a Levin" and have many readers in Chinese-speaking areas such as Taiwan Province Province, Chinese mainland and Hongkong. Li Ming, a Hong Kong scholar, once spoke highly of Levin's writing genius, saying that he wrote at most five historical novels at the same time, with five distinct spaces, five different times and no confusion. It can be seen that on the one hand, Levin is familiar with historical materials, on the other hand, it also proves that Levin's creative ideas are clear and energetic. He summed up more than 20 years of experience in writing and publishing books that he didn't know. Roughly speaking, he has published more than 60 books, with an average of 3,000 words a day, one year/kloc-0.0 million words. A conservative estimate is at least 25 million words. Before the end of 1970s, Levin's major works serialized or published in newspapers and periodicals in Taiwan Province Province were: Biography of Li Wa, Three Heroes in the Wind, Jing Ke, Youth Travel, White Boat, General Cao Bin, Prequel to Cixi, Jade Curtain, History of Qing Palace, Mother and Child, and Rouge Well. Hu Xueyan, Xiao Fengxian, Xiao Chun in the Han Palace, The Story of the Dragon, Chinese Cabbage, The Tiger and the White Widow, The Story of the Stone, and The Spring of Liling, the first part of A Dream of Red Mansions, etc. , has rewritten the night rush and wild boar of Lin Chong in Water Margin. His works published in recent years include A Dream of Red Mansions, Part II, Autumn in Maoling, Part III, A Tour of Wuling, Part IV, Yanling Sword, Lantern on the Tower, Liu Sanxiu, Eight Hutongs, Four Sons in Late Qing Dynasty and so on. Besides writing historical novels, Levin also wrote academic works and published Cao Xueqin, A Dream of Red Mansions and Poems by Levin. Among them, Levin Shi Shuo was awarded the "Literary Works Award" by Zhongshan Literature and Art Award Committee of Taiwan Province Province with 1984.