104 years ago today, September 12, 1921 (August 11, 1921 in the lunar calendar), Hong Kong writer Shu Xiangcheng was born. Shuxiang City, formerly known as Wang Shenquan, originated from Huiyang County, Guangdong Province. Hong Kong's famous writers in the 1960s and 1970s were multi-faceted writers. Born in Hong Kong on September 12, 1921, what made him embark on the path of literature and achieve great success was his life. Because his father was a businessman and opened a shop and was the general agent of a certain soda factory in Shau Kei Wan and nearby areas, he had the opportunity to meet "all kinds of cultural and martial arts people", including soda customers, fishing people and "boat owners" on the water. In addition, there are familiar neighbors, drivers from other places who have settled or settled here, boxers, storytellers, talented talents in trouble who set up stalls on the street, and gentlemen who often write signboards for others... It is these people who have brought him many sources of oral literature and writing. When he was a student in English primary school, he had already contributed to Shanghai's Children's World and was published. During the Anti-Japanese War, many mainland writers went south, and some mainland newspapers and periodicals also moved to Hong Kong for publication, which made Hong Kong's cultural undertakings prosperous. He began to use Wang Lao's pseudonym to publish some short stories and poems in the supplement "Yan Lin" of Li Bao "and" Freedom Talk "of" Shen Bao ". When Hong Kong fell in 1941, he fled alone and fled to Guilin, Yishan, Guiyang, Kunming and other places. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he traveled to Shanghai, Nanjing, Northeast China, Tianjin, and Peiping, and did not return to Hong Kong until the end of 1948 to reunite with his family. Since then, he has worked in commercial firms, construction companies, educational institutions, etc. In the autumn of 1977, he was invited by the Iowa International Writing Center in the United States to participate in international literary activities. For more than 40 years, Shu Xiangcheng has been engaged in amateur writing. His main works include the short story collection "On the Mountains and Down the Mountains","Fog Hong Kong","Grace and Revenge in the Qu Lane", the novel "The Time to Come Again","The Sun Has Set","Both Sides of Paris","White Orchid", the poetry collection "My Lyric Poems","Echo Collection","Urban Poetry Notes", etc.