Huang Shouda (1863-1936), also known as Yingchang, was a native of Dasha Village, Wendi Town. The young man is intelligent and studious, knowledgeable and historical, and is a supplementary student at the age of 20. In the twenty-fifth year of Guangxu (1899), he was recruited at Pengshan Academy in Lianjiang County, Guangdong Province. At the beginning of the Republic of China, he served as a financial and civil affairs clerk of the Bobai County Bureau, and later served as the chief of the general affairs section of the Lianjiang County Bureau, and went to Sui to join the Rong Curtain, successively serving as the secretary general of the Brigade And Regiment Department of the Guangdong Army, and resigned indignantly because of Chen Jiongming's chaos and returned to his hometown. Later, he was appointed as a consultant of the Guangdong Provincial Government and a collector of the Provincial Revision Bureau. Shou Da was diligent in writing, and wrote poems such as "Love Lu Evening Singing", "Listening to the Rain Building Collection", "Small Valley Grass", "Pure Lu Drama Ink", "Pure Grass" and so on, all of which were handed down to the world