Liu Yisheng

Liu Yisheng

Liu Yisheng (July 1917 - October 3, 2001), male, formerly known as Liu Libo, was born in Xiyuan, longduxijiao Township, Xiangshan County, Guangdong Province (now from Yunhan village, Shaxi Town, Zhongshan City). He graduated from China Journalism School of Hong Kong.

Personal experience

He has successively served as the worker of Hong Kong Datong daily and Hong Kong gonglun daily, the trainee proofreader of Hong Kong Zhongxing daily, the clerk of Macao Yongyi fruit column, the teacher of East Australia Island, the proofreader and proofreader of Hong Kong Xingdao daily, the teacher of Foshan No.5 Middle School, the director of Wuzhou Yan Bao, Guiping Yan Bao and Guangzhou morning post, the deputy general manager of Hong Kong Zhengbao, and the editor of Hong Kong Industrial and Commercial Daily Contributors: general manager of Hong Kong good news evening news, Hong Kong Huashang daily, director of Publicity Department of South China branch, head of inspection team and deputy director of supplement Department of Nanfang Daily, deputy director, editorial board member and director of the second supplement Department of Yangcheng Evening News, cadre of Guangzhou Zhongshan Library, selected poems and essays by Gong Zizhen, chief editor of etymology, Professor of Journalism Department of Jinan University and Amateur University of Arts Give. Honorary president of Guangdong Chinese poetry society, director of Chinese poetry society.

work

His works include notes on Tang poetry, selected notes on Tang poetry, notes on Song poetry, notes on Gong Zizhen's Miscellaneous Poems of Jihai, notes on Gong Zizhen's chronological poems, commentaries on Tang people's chanting poems, bitter voyage in the learning sea, appreciation of ancient poetry and scenery, ramble on the Three Kingdoms, talks about the true and false Three Kingdoms, exploration of the magical kingdom, mini poetry, biography of dragon and snake in Pearl River, and the name of Tang poetry He is the chief editor of "novel Xuan" (16 kinds), "selected works of Chinese poets of all ages" (40 kinds), etc.