A Brief Introduction of Taiwan Province Writer Mu Ye

Jiang Mu (1929—2003. 12.3) was born in Jinping, Guizhou, a Miao nationality. Taiwan Province writer. I have been the director and editor-in-chief of literary publications. His main works include novels, red kids, bursting, knot and the second generation, essays, essays, cold eyes, Jiang Mu's essays and biographies of historical figures (link 1995).

Jiang Mu has many pen names, including Konoha, Pastoral, Xiaolan (or Hui Xuan),,, Flower, Muwudian, Bai Wei, Du, Ling Du, Zhuo Yuanxiang, Geng Yu, Maketeng, Human-God's Remains, Zhu Sheng, etc. About 50.

? Extended information: Jiang Mu's works include poems, essays, novels, plays, travel notes, literary criticism, essays, political essays, etc. Among these eight categories, novels and literature are the most written, and the works that Jiang Mu thinks can satisfy him have not been written yet.

It took 52 years from 195 1 to 2003. Jiang Muziqian said that he was not cut out to be a writer. The environment forced him, and writing was his only choice in army life. He also needs to vent his depression. He has experienced a lot in his works, and of course he has imagination.

Jiang Mu tends to be realistic. For example, it would be a joke to let a person who has never been to the battlefield write a war. Of all the women writers, only Xie Bingying wrote about war and Ding Ling wrote about land reform. Such works must come from experience.

Jiang Mu's life was tortuous, and he went to Taiwan Province and experienced many hardships. In order not to see his real name frequently in newspapers, Jiang Mu used more than 30 pseudonyms, some of which he didn't even remember.

Introduction to the work Black Land;

The theme of "Black Land" is to expose various means of Japanese imperialist aggression against China. Through the plot that criminals such as Dao Ba fled to the northeast and pursued in the late Qing Dynasty, it is depicted that Dao Ba was forced to hide in the gold mine opened by the Japanese as a laborer.

However, Japanese capitalists and warlords not only exploit laborers in mines, but also control and poison these laborers through opium, prostitutes and gambling. And make one of them a slave for life. The work vividly exposes this typical fact and inspires people's national consciousness and patriotism, which has certain historical and practical significance.

Reference: Jiang Mu _ Baidu Encyclopedia