I come from Foshan. Which writer's alias is it?

The word "I'm from Foshan" was originally a pseudonym used by Wu Woyao.

Wu Woyao is Wu (1866- 19 10), formerly known as Baozhen, whose real name is Xiaoyun, who means "make a cocoon by yourself". Forty-one years old, he changed the word "cocoon" to "human" by taking the meaning of "give up everything and dare not rest" in Zhuangzi Heaven. (But since then, there have been more troubles. Many people mistake reading and writing for studying words, and Wu becomes Wu. )

Wu Zu was born in Foshan Town (now Foshan), Nanhai, and was born in Beijing. Wu Rongguang, editor-in-chief of Daoguang Zhong Yi Township, is his great-grandfather. He made a living in Shanghai in his early years, worked as a scribe and often wrote essays for newspapers. In the twenty-ninth year of Guangxu, he began to publish books such as Strange Tales of Electrosurgery and the Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years in the New Novel magazine founded by Liang Qichao, among which The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years was a sensation and gradually became famous. Later, he wrote Chu Bao in Hankou, but because the newspaper was run by the British, he resigned angrily after the "Chinese workers banned the contract" movement (1904). In the thirty-second year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty, Zhou Guisheng and others started the magazine Novel Monthly.

There are more than 30 kinds of novels written by Wu, the main works of which are Adventures Witnessed in Twenty Years, A Painful History, Strange Death, Strange Stories of Fooling, Hate the Sea, The Secret of Getting Rich, Adventures in Recent Ten Years, and Killing of Black People, which are outstanding representatives of condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. The short story Thirteen Kinds of Wu was edited and published by Wu himself. Hate the Sea is Wu's masterpiece, which has great influence. Made into a movie 10 times. His last novel, Changes in Love, died before it was finished.

Wu has many pen names, such as Luo, Fu, Cocoon, Cocoon Min, unofficial history's, Lingnan Jiangzuo, China Juvenile, and I am from Foshan. Among them, I am from Foshan is the most famous. Wu's personality is humorous, and he often speaks amazingly and refuses to listen to other people's suggestions. In his middle age and old age, he founded the Guangdong-Guangxi Association and hosted Guang Zhi Primary School. 19 10 10 died in Shanghai.

Wu, a native of Foshan, is quite influential in modern history and an outstanding representative of condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. Foshan should consider establishing a "Wu Memorial Hall" to increase Foshan's cultural heritage.

As for Luo Jiaying, a star partner of Hong Kong TV, he said, "Shaolin used to be famous for its family. It was a writer who said I was from Foshan. He praised Fang Shiyu for having three virtues. ? Ye Yan wrote a novel and spread it widely. Shaolin is famous all over the world. " I'm from Foshan, as I said here, and I-I'm from Foshan. I can clearly say on the Internet today: I'm from Foshan, not Wu, and certainly not from Foshan as I said on the Internet today.

Who did Luo Jiaying say I was?

Since the late 1930s, there have been many writers in the Buddhist circles in Guangdong and Hong Kong, such as Zhu Yuzhai, Chen, Xu Airu, Weng, Ou Ruizhi, Wu E, etc. They all make a living by writing martial arts novels and romance novels, and they all write under pseudonyms: I am a mountain man, I am a Foshan man, I am a mountain man, and I am a brave man in the big circle. The novels they created. For example, in Emei Mountain, there was a big scene, and the stories of Sande monks, Liang Zan, heroes chasing souls and Lun Wen ghosts were really described. ? As a result, Shaolin is more famous in provinces, Hong Kong and Buddhism, and its folk customs spread more widely. Some of these writers are from Nanhai and some are from Foshan. They are the pioneers of martial arts novels in the Buddhist circles of Guangdong and Hong Kong. Later, the martial arts novels of Liang Yusheng, Jin Nian and others in Hong Kong have to be said to have followed in their footsteps.

All in all, that's why Luo Jiaying said I'm from Foshan. I am not a Foshan native of Wu Renjian, and certainly not a Foshan native mentioned on the Internet today, but a Foshan native who writes martial arts novels. These will not be confused with people who have little knowledge of the literature and history of the Pearl River Delta.

I am from Foshan, a novelist in the late Qing Dynasty. The surname is Wu, the name is Woyao, the name is cocoon, and the name is Qi. He is from Foshan Town, Guangdong Province. His book "Strange Things Seen in Twenty Years" and so on ... Although working in Foshan is very hard, his income is not much. His hard-earned money was donated to poor friends when they came to borrow money. Be generous.

The word "I'm from Foshan" was originally a pseudonym used by Wu Woyao. Wu Woyao is Wu (1866- 19 10), formerly known as Bao ... Wu has many pen names, including Luo, Xie, Cocoon Weng, Cocoon Min, unofficial history, Lingnan Jiangcuo and China Juvenile.