Feng Feng

Feng Feng

Feng Feng, whose real name is Feng Peide (Shi Xiong), made a sensation in 1964 with his novel "Wei Xi's four series" and won the first National Top Ten Outstanding Youth Award. Ping Xintao, founder of crown publishing, praised Feng Feng as a "genius, wizard and ghost". Feng Feng's life is mysterious and legendary. Even Ping Xintao, who first published his works, only knows his name as "Feng Feng" and does not know his full name as Feng Shixiong. In 2003, Feng Feng's memoir "Wu Hang" (literature, history and Philosophy) was published, so readers can get a glimpse of his tortuous life.

Personal profile

Feng Feng, who was born in Guangzhou, came to Taiwan with the Navy. Because he often sent letters to his mother, he was mistaken for a spy and imprisoned for four or five years. Later, Feng Feng was expelled from the army for mental disorder. After gaining his freedom, Feng Feng was self reliant, working as a drudgery and shoeshine boy in railway stations, parks and streets. In such a wonderful life, Feng Feng was diligent in studying English by himself, and once won the first place among the compilers. Feng Feng carried several stacks of thick manuscript paper with his cloth bag, the content of which was the million word novel "four trilogy of Weixi" and sent it to Ping Xintao's home, hoping to be published. Unexpectedly, it sold well after publication. Later, he launched "stars of last night", "Purple Aurora Borealis", "Purple Maple" (crown), and "empty cloud" (Tianhua). proficient in nine languages, Feng Feng immigrated to Canada by chance. Since then, he has devoted himself to Buddhism, and his followers call him "Mr. Feng". In his book "sailing in fog", Feng Feng describes himself as "sailing in thick fog all his life". "Filial piety is the first of all virtues." the residents are filial and accompany Mrs. Zhang all their lives. Even though Mrs. Zhang died, the residents still take her ashes with them and reflect in the morning and dusk. Until the end of 2006, they presented her remains to the Dharma pagoda of the Dharma King's lecture hall in Tainan. They bought a pagoda for themselves next to Mrs. Zhang. In the past, when ordinary people think about the hermits, they often talk about them with supernatural powers or yearn for them. However, the hermits are modest and right, which means that it is not their personal power, but the blessing of Guanyin Bodhisattva. If not, how could the Bodhisattva relieve all the sufferings through the hands of the Buddhist. It can be seen from the works of the hermits that the people who benefit from the hermits are all over the world. However, the hermits know that they must accept the cause and effect on behalf of others, and they still do their best and have no regrets. They are optimistic, humorous, modest and kind; they are versatile and have many works, which enlighten the backward. The Buddhist believed that "the basic spirit of Buddhism is great compassion, equality and universal salvation of all living beings. In the pursuit of heaven's eye, wisdom's eye and Dharma's eye, the Jushi wrote that "the great compassion of Youqin Guanyin Bodhisattva, therefore, on the one hand, he confirmed the Dharma with scientific knowledge, on the other hand, he introduced all living beings to study Buddhism with literature, and on the other hand, he also introduced music, and at the same time, he helped people suffering from diseases with his subtle super sensory skills. It is the practice of this spirit. for example, we can attract enthusiastic, curious and caring young people to read such well-known books as empty clouds, the sound of midnight bell, the verification of nuclear physics and Buddhism in space science, the experiment of Zen meditation, the pursuit of Tianyan Huiyan fayan, the children in Brazil, and the explanation of health and longevity, so that they can have an opportunity to get in touch with Buddhism. Even though he gave up his newspaper, he also made a will to donate his overseas heritage to the University as a research fund, donated his NT $2 million deposit to establish a foundation, and used the tax as a fund to continue to love the world. Feng Feng died in Taipei on April 18, 2007 at the age of 76. A farewell ceremony was held at the second funeral home in Taipei on May 9. At 10:30 a.m. on May 9, Feng Feng's relatives and friends held a music memorial meeting at the Li Ju of normal university to play the music tracks created by Feng Feng in memory of the elder.

Character experience

Born in Guangzhou on April 5, 1931. He was born in Guangzhou on April 5, 1935. When he was 3 years old, the Japanese bombed Guangzhou and took refuge with his mother in Hong Kong. On October 21, 1938, Guangzhou fell. When he was 4 years old, he stayed in the new Fangjia village in Puning, Chaozhou, Guangdong Province. When he was young, he worshipped the ancestral temple of the Fangjia family and got three jin of roast pork. In the future, he took "Fang Yimin" as one of his pen names to remember. When he was 6 years old, he studied in the provincial model primary school of Guilin city and jumped to the fourth grade. Half a year later, the Japanese army stormed Guilin and fled again. On December 7, 1941, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. When he was 9 years old, he was studying in Huangpu middle school military academy in Qujiang city. At that time, Feng's mother, Zhang Fengyi, was suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis. She was lying in hospital. Soon after, she was bombed by Japanese planes, and the fire broke out for 30 miles. On January 28, 1945, Qujiang fell. When he was 10 years old, he studied in Longnan middle school and went to the spring of the second grade of junior high school. On August 15, 1945, Japan surrendered unconditionally. In the same year, he was admitted to the first grade of Longchuan middle school. On September 1, 1948, he was promoted to senior three of Peizheng middle school. Taking advantage of the first semester of senior three, he held a graduation trip and took the train with 200 students to Hangzhou West Lake and Shanghai. In 1949, he graduated from senior high school and was admitted to the medical school of Lingnan University. On October 1 of the same year, he falsely reported that he was 19 years old and entered the Naval Academy. On November 1, he arrived in Taiwan on the Kunlun. In early December, he was arrested in Zuoying Naval Academy for writing a letter to his mother in mainland China. He was suspected of "colluding with bandits" and "leaking secret military plane". He was taken to the Naval Intelligence Department and imprisoned in Fengshan and other places for five years. On the night of December 24, 1955, when he was 20 years old, he wandered around Taipei Railway Station and begged for residual food at a roadside snack stand in the new park. In 1955, he became a shoeshine boy, sleeping on the street. Later, he lived in Zhonghe rural farm and raised pigs. On March 10, 1957, he left Zhonghe village farm and wandered around Taipei Railway Station as a shoeshine boy. In the same year, he won the first place in the foreign affairs compilation of the Ministry of national defense and served as a reserve officer Lieutenant for three years. on December 24, 1958, he attended a Christmas dinner and dance at the naval officers' club. In January 1959, the Naval Academy reissued the delisting certificate. The reason for delisting was "nervous disorder". In the same year, he obtained his ID card and household register, applied for his mother to go to Taiwan, and settled down in the bamboo shed of the pig house of Taipei Zhonghe township farm. In 1960, the Ministry of National Defense issued a call order to extend the service period and entered the presidential palace to translate French for Chiang Kai Shek and Chiang Ching Kuo. In 1961, Mohist (Zhang Wanxi) short story "horsefoot" was selected as the English translation of "the best collection of weird novels in the world" by Austria, which was translated by Feng Feng. The literary world's famous generals and the new writers became lifelong friends. In 1962, he wrote "the story of Buffalo" in French and was selected as "the best collection of animal novels in the world" by Austria. In 1963, he won the first prize of "free talk" magazine for his article "hard treatment". He wrote "bitter treatment" in English and was selected as "the best collection of love stories in the world" by Austria. In the same year, he was awarded the "national military model" honorary certificate, the "Jingfeng Medal" and the "continuation Medal" by the Ministry of defense. He was also awarded the first "ten outstanding young people" literary achievement award of the International Youth Chamber of Commerce. in 1964, he retired as a reserve soldier and served as an interpreter in the Navy section of the US military advisory group. On May 3, he won the first excellent literary works award of Jiaxin culture foundation for his book "Weixi". He was invited by president Shi Meiyu to be a second year substitute professor in English Department of Soochow University. In 1965, she applied for her mother to return to Mary Hospital of Hong Kong for re examination of the incision. In May, she filmed the movie "Prince of beauty". In December, he was forced by politics to leave Taiwan and fled to Vancouver, Canada. in the 1970s, he served as the general manager of the Dahan communique in Vancouver. In 1976, he was elected as the best origami work in Japan for the first time. In March, he published his first essay "also on sariki" in the Buddhist monthly of Neiming in Hong Kong (after that, he successively published 100 essays and feature articles for 13 years). In June of the same year, he failed to do business in Southern California. In August, he visited Wanfo City, and in October, he visited Wanfo city for the second time. In 1980, he was selected as the best origami work in Japan for the third time. In October 1990, he donated 10 Buddhist relics from the Dharma king of Nepal and 108 "Buddha bone Yingluo" from the Panchen Lama to raise funds for the Tzu Chi Hospital. In 1991, he was invited to perform at the theatre of Pasadena University in Los Angeles to raise funds for Tzu Chi Hospital. In June 1994, he returned to Taiwan, where he had been away for nearly 30 years. He took part in the charity performance of Tzu Chi to raise money, donated the "rebirth relic" and gave it to senior monk Xu Yun, the "Burmese Bodhi jade bracelet" given by King Tai. In October 1997, he arrived in Moscow with his mother. Accompanied by the ambassador and the Minister of culture, he entered the Kremlin Palace to meet Russian President Yao Xing and his wife. On June 6 and 7, he attended the premiere of "Narcissus boy" and "snow lotus Fairy" jointly performed by the Russian Federation Symphony Orchestra and the Moscow ballet, and was awarded the honorary doctorate in composition by the Ukrainian National Conservatory of music. In November, she arrived in Hawaii with her mother for seven days. in October 1999, he was granted citizenship in the United States for his achievements in classical composition. in October 2001, he took his mother to the first class cabin of the train, crossed the East and west sides of Canada, and went to the U.S. Embassy in Monterey to get his mother's immigrant visa. in 2002, he submitted his application to the "Rehabilitation Association" in Taipei for illegal torture and unjust imprisonment by the Naval Intelligence Department for rehabilitation, numbered 6581. In July 2003, Ms. Feng's mother, Ms. Zhang Fengyi, died in her Vancouver apartment at the age of 98. In 2004, Feng Feng settled in Hawaii with his mother's ashes. In March, he went to Taiwan to update his ID card and household register. In November, he spent a month in linfengying, Tainan, and revisited the place where he was imprisoned. In the same year, the application for rehabilitation was rejected on the grounds of "no evidence"

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