Kong Luosun's Life Experience

Shortly after attending primary school, he came to Beijing with his parents, where he continued to study in primary and secondary schools. He has been fond of literature since junior high school. From 65438 to 0927, my father was transferred to Harbin and still worked in the telegraph office. The following year, he also came to Harbin and was admitted to the post office to reduce the family burden. After entering the school, he was assigned to work in Wudao Street Sub-bureau outside Daowai. At the same time, I still love and pursue literature and art. Soon, I met my colleague Chen Jiying from the post office. They have similar interests and often contribute to local international associations and Chenguang. Together with the editor of the supplement of the International Association, they organized the Bud Society, which is the supplement of the International Association. Once a week, nearly a hundred times in two years. During this period, I also participated in evening classes and Russian cram schools at Hosei University. He is versatile, and he designed Bud's cover and cover design. He also held a "photo session" with Wang Qishan, a reporter from the International Association, exhibited his works and edited and published the Five-Day Pictorial. He is also a member of the String Orchestra, a small music group organized by Ren et al. Later, several members of "Baylor Society" and Zhou Yuping, Wang Suying and Shen Yuxian from No.1 Middle School in East Special Zone organized the "Cold Light Drama Society". They rehearsed and performed Tian Han's tragedy "Boating on the Lake" in the White House Hotel, which was directed by You Zhiping and starred by Zhou Yuping. After the September 18th Incident, he took an active part in the anti-Japanese and national salvation propaganda activities. 1932 In February, the Japanese army invaded Harbin and the post office was taken over by the Japanese army. In September, he married his wife. Four days later, they left Harbin for Shanghai in the name of Du. Continue to work in Shanghai post and telecommunications department. Later, he joined the Shanghai Left-wing Writers' Union. Although he left Harbin, he will never forget the city. 1935 published "From blockade to postal service" in China Post magazine, denouncing Japanese imperialism's invasion of northeast China. 1940 wrote "Dream of the Head of Harbin City", "February 5th", "The Last Flag" and "Occupation" to express the memory of the heroic martyrs and the people of Harbin. After liberation, he served as editor-in-chief of Literary and Art Newspaper and permanent secretary of Chinese Writers Association. 1980, he wrote Memories of Harbin, recalling those unforgettable days and months when he was engaged in literary activities in Harbin Post Office. 1983 One day in late summer, he came to Harbin to revisit his old place. Deeply moved, he shouted excitedly: 5 1 year, I finally came back! 1988 won the honorary prize of literary editor of Chinese Writers Association. Published works 65438 to 0928.