"I think that as a writer, everyone has their own feelings and means of expression for his people and the special events around him, and for many years for Taiwan, which gave birth to me, writing is the only way I can express my feelings for this small piece of land." That's it."
Huang Chunming and Jiang Xun
Huang Chunming, born in 1935 in Yilan, Taiwan, has served as a program host, film screenwriter, founder and screenwriter of children's theater, and tv presenter of China Broadcasting Corporation Yilan Tv. The content and form of his works have the most distinctive characteristics of Taiwanese vernacular literature, so he is called "standard vernacular writer".
In terms of subject matter, he depicts the more humble and wronged small people in life. Under pressure, he shows an extremely willful vitality, with a strong demand for equality and freedom. Artistically, he is good at describing the storyline, which is vivid and fascinating.
In 1962, he entered the literary world, among which "The Son's Big Doll", "The Day of Watching the Sea", "The Story of Qingfan Gong", "Say Goodbye to Shayona", "Gong", "Drowning a Cat", "I Love Mary" and other novels were created, representing the highest achievements of Taiwanese vernacular literature and being well-known in the world of Chinese literature.
His novels have been adapted into films several times.