On July 9, 2005 (June 4, 2005 in the lunar calendar), Taiwanese novelist Guo Songfen passed away. Guo Songfen and his wife Li Yu Guo Songfen were born in 1938 in Taipei City. They died in the United States on July 9, 2005. The novels written by Guo Songfen are combined with short sentences like poems. They are very cordial and have a local flavor. They are emitted from his works, and the deep national sentiment slowly affects the entire work, which makes people feel excited. Guo Songfen was chatting with his literary friend Meng Dongli, who was visiting from afar at home last week, when he suddenly had another stroke and fell into a coma a few days ago. His wife, Li Yu, was a writer-in-residence at Hong Kong Baptist University and rushed back to the United States immediately after hearing the news. Li Yu confirmed that Guo Songfen passed away yesterday. Guo Songfen was born in 1938. His father, Guo Xuehu, was a senior painter in Taiwan. Guo Songfen published his first short story,"Wang Huai and His Woman", in 1958. After graduating from the Department of Foreign Languages at National Taiwan University, he went to the United States to study comparative literature at the University of California, Berkeley, and then devoted himself to the Diaoyu Islands movement. Creation began again in 1983, and the novel was included in collections such as "Guo Songfen's Collection"(avant-garde),"Double Moons"(Grassroots) and "Running Mother"(Wheat Field). After Guo Songfen suffered a stroke in 1997, he continued to recover and was able to write with his left hand. His writing style has a cold tone and is a poetic writing style. Taiwan's "Printed Literary Life Chronicles" planned and produced "Guo Songfen's Album" last year and has been inviting manuscripts from Guo Songfen. Editor-in-chief Chu Anmin said that Wu He went to New York to interview Guo Songfen in early April last year with the interview manuscript "No Why and Who Written It". Lin Wenyi's friend Guo Songfen's "Strange Road and Looking at Hometown" had already been written."I was waiting for his work. Originally, it was agreed that it would come in February this year, but I have waited until now that the 60,000-word novel is reproduced in full without deleting a word. Who would have expected that the writer would not have the chance to see it." Lin Wenyi has made a special trip to the United States to meet his old friend for the last time. Participating in the Movement to Protect the Diaoyu Islands was an important turning point in Guo Songfen's life. In an interview with Mahe, he pointed out that it took ten years for him to be a rebellious character when he was a child, until Berkeley came into contact with leftist ideas, and he began to pay attention to China. I have no regrets about devoting the best time of my life to sports, and I don't agree with today's people's total denial of "protecting Diaoyu".