Suspected foundling Yi Shu, living in Caibian Village, Hong Kong director, China painter, German. Yi Shu and her ex-husband painter Cai Haoquan were born at the age of 19, but the marriage of a gifted scholar and a beautiful woman only lasted for three short years. The works exhibited by Cai Biancun and the documentary "Mother's Day" directed and performed by Cai Biancun introduced his mental journey of searching for his biological mother. In the documentary, the mother who hasn't seen her son for more than 30 years is the famous female writer Yi Shu.
Hong Kong has Yi Shu and Taiwan Province has Qiong Yao.
Most of the heroines in Yi Shu's novels are sentimental women who give up classical romanticism early and only rely on self-love and self-improvement. Some of them are single women who don't complain when they are lonely, and sometimes their mouths are quite hard, making a lot of jokes; There are also people who finally find the other half (but with their brains, not their hearts)-a safe, open-minded and considerate man is the best destination for a woman who has gone through vicissitudes. Compared with the earth-shattering love that can live and die, this kind of Yi Shu is more sure. Children are another concern in Yi Shu's heart. There are often children in her novels (mostly smart and precocious children of single mothers), and she is full of feelings for them. This feeling even turned into love and appreciation for the whole younger generation.
Talent rewards beauty. At the age of fifteen, Yi Shu was chased by newspaper editors for manuscripts, and became a "miss" that the editors did not dare to offend. In Hong Kong, Yi Shu, Ni Kuang and Jin Yong are also called "the three wonders of Hong Kong literature". Jin Yong wrote popular martial arts novels, Ni Kuang wrote popular science fiction novels, and Yi Shu wrote popular romance novels. This shows her position.
Yi Shu, a Hong Kong emotional writer, was born in a family of financial staff in Shanghai, and his ancestral home was in Ningbo, Zhejiang. 195 1 year, Yi Shu moved to hongkong with her parents-this year, she just turned 5 years old.
Yi Shu as a student.
After arriving in Hongkong, Yi Shu studied in Jiangsu-Zhejiang School Kindergarten, Kadoorie Primary School, North Point Government Primary School and Hedong Women's Government Middle School. When I was a child, Yi Shu liked reading and writing very much. Later, he tried to contribute to the newspaper. /kloc-when he was 0/4 years old, Yi Shu published his first novel "The Summer Holiday is Over" in West Point magazine. During his middle school years, he published novels such as The Prince, The Lotus Curtain in the Garden and the first novel collection "Sweet Melody", which attracted the attention of Hong Kong literary circles. It is said that after Yi Shu became a minor celebrity, there were often newspaper editors chasing manuscripts in schools in droves, which became a beautiful scenery of Hedong Girls' Middle School.
After graduating from high school, Yi Shu went to work for Ming Pao instead of going to college. During this period, she ran news, wrote interviews, columns and novels until 1973 went to Manchester College in England to study hotel management.
Yi Shu came back from England with nothing but a diploma. "At that time, at my brother and sister's house, I couldn't describe the chaos at that time. I was looking for a job everywhere and went out to eat with people every day. Once in the public relations department of furama hotel, I read the market magazine and saw beautiful clothes and jewels on paper. I can't help but say,' How can I get these without hard work?' A woman who was buried in her work replied, "Bang Dakuan (a rich man who supports young girls)." "This episode on the road to job hunting is the initial inspiration of Yi Shu's novel" Xibao ".
Yi Shu is with his brother and science fiction writer Ni Kuang.
Yi Shu later found jobs in Taiwan Province Yuanshan Hotel and furama hotel, Hong Kong, and later worked in Chiayi TV and Hong Kong Government Information Service. Yi Shu never stopped writing here. Different from Qiong Yao's simple novel writing, Yi Shu is an essay, and essays and novels attack from all directions. Even in romance novels, Yi Shu is obviously different from Qiong Yao's little girl style. All the characters in her novels are economically independent professional women, and they have no unusual feelings and abnormal love. Although the story is plain, the characters are vivid and the language is interesting, so it is very sought after by readers.
Yi Shu's description of professional women is so wonderful that it is closely related to her resume. Yi Shu was born in England and worked as a journalist, screenwriter, columnist, hotel executive and government press officer. These work experiences are undoubtedly rich in Yi Shu's creation, and they are naturally handy to write.
From 65438 to 0979, the novel "Xibao" was published by Hong Kong Mingchuang Publishing House and later adapted into a film, which caused a sensation. Yi Shu's creation has been out of control since she became famous with "Xibao". She has published many works, such as The Story of the Rose, Pearl, Datura, Rose Bubble, My First Half Life, She is Lonelier than Fireworks, Rouge, Evening Flowers, Once Deeply Loved, Moonless Night and Last Romance.
In a.d. 1990, Yi Shu lived in seclusion. Some media reporters described Yi Shu's apartment like this: "Follow the winding mountain road and climb up until you reach Yi Shu's home. Yi Shu is quiet in the mid-levels of West Vancouver, British Columbia. The jagged flowers in the front yard, the driveway and the path leading to the gate are all half hidden in the shade. " In this place full of flowers and trees, Yi Shu still insists on writing. At the age of 70, he also published a science fiction novel called Heartfelt Laughter, which happened to be Yi Shu's 300th book.
Yi Shu has been married three times.
17 years old, talented woman Yi Shu fell in love with talented woman Cai Haoquan. The story between them is very vivid. Despite the opposition of her family, Yi Shuran ran ran away from home and even got pregnant before marriage. But in just a few years, Cai Haoquan found a new lover. This relationship is like the love between a prince and a princess in a fairy tale, and there is no more.
The hero of Yi Shu's second love is Elliot Ngok, and Elliot Ngok's lover is Pei-Pei Cheng, a female artist of Shaw Pictures. Yi Shu worked as a reporter in Ming Pao. She won the love in a horizontal knife and staged a drama of "female reporters chasing male stars", which was successful in the upper position, but this relationship only lasted for just two years.
1980 is the golden age of Yi Shu's creation. During this period, she met her husband, Mr. Liang, by chance. Mr. Liang is a low-key person and rarely shows his face. It is said that he was a professor at the University of Hong Kong and later a visiting professor at the University of British Columbia. He is a successful professional.
After marrying Mr. Liang, Yi Shu seems to have turned into a little woman, even taking risks to give birth to a daughter for her husband. Yi Shu's nephew, Jenny, once revealed: "When (Aunt) was in her forties, she artificially conceived and tried to get a daughter back. I cherish it very much and immigrate to Vancouver for my daughter. "
Yi Shu's life is more exciting than her novels.