Lin (19 18-200 1), formerly known as Lin, was born in Osaka, Japan, from Toufen Town, Miaoli County, Taiwan, and her ancestral home was Jiaoling, Guangdong Province.
Before the age of 4, he lived in Banqiao Street, Haishan County, Taipei (now Banqiao District, New Taipei) and later moved to Beijing as an adult. He is a literary writer and editor in Taiwan Province Province, bringing a large number of literary youth in Taiwan Province Province. The famous novel Old Things in the South of the City.
He used to be a reporter and editor of Beiping's World Journal, then moved to Taiwan Province with the national government broadcast, and then returned to Taiwan Province Province. Later, he served as editor of Mandarin Daily and supplement editor of United Daily News.
As a writer, Lin writes not only novels, but also essays and children's literature. She also founded the monthly magazine Pure Literature on 1967 and the publishing house Pure Literature the following year, which is the first professional literature publishing house in Taiwan Province Province.
His autobiographical novel Old Stories in the South of the City 1999 won the second May 4th Prize "Literary Contribution Award" and the German version won the Swiss "Blue Cobra Award".
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Lin returned to Taiwan on 1948, joined Mandarin Daily as an editor on 1949, and then transferred to United Daily News on 1953 to edit the joint supplement. Zhong Zhaozheng, a writer, found that the joint supplement was not just for propaganda as before, but had a lot of literary flavor.
In addition, many works by Taiwan Province writers have been collected, and his work "Lu" is the first novel serialized by Taiwan Province writers in newspapers.
During his journalism career, Lin also created many literary works. 1950 published the first novel "Dad is not at home", 1953 published the first collection of essays, and 1959 published the first novel "Xiaoyun".
Lin has been engaged in journalism for a long time, but her dream of news writing is to record everything truthfully. But gradually, she thinks that journalism can't add subjective opinions and is no longer satisfied with the unchangeable interview and recording work, so she began her writing career.
In addition, Lin's creative ideas are very close to Ling Shuhua, a senior female writer whom she admires.
Lin worked tirelessly to publish 20 volumes of He Fan's Collected Works with 6 million words for her husband. From February's 1953 to February's 12, and then to July's 1984, He Fan (Cheng Ying) wrote more than 5,000 articles and 5,000 words for this column for 30 years and 7 months.