The famous Hong Kong writer Ni Kuang died at the age of 87

On the afternoon of July 3, Hong Kong writer Shen Xicheng revealed on social networking sites that the famous writer Ni Kuang had died. Subsequently, Hong Kong media also reported the matter.

Ni Kuang, Jin Yong, Huang Zhan, and Cai Lan also called Hong Kong's "four talents". Born in Shanghai in 1935, he was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang, and went to Hong Kong in 1957. He worked as a worker, school pair, and editor. He became a professional writer and became a professional writer. He has a very wide writing face. Detective, science fiction, martial arts, romance and other themes are involved, and have been serialized for 12 newspapers at the same time.

In 1972, he participated in the screenwriter work of the Kung Fu film "Jingwu Gate" in Hong Kong, and tailored the classic image of "Chen Zhen" for Bruce Lee.

His martial arts novels are represented by "Six Finger Demons" and imagined strangely. He also wrote "Tianlong Babu" serialized on behalf of Jin Yong during his abroad.

Ni Kuang wrote fast, and 3,000 words can be written in an hour. His most famous science fiction detective novels are the "Wesley" series, with a total of 90 units.

Ni Kuang has a deep relationship with the film industry. He once helped Zhang Che to play the script of "One -arm Sword", and there were hundreds of scripts participating in the screenwriter. In 2012, he also won the 31st Hong Kong Golden Awards Lifetime Achievement Award.

Ni Kuang was a temperament person. He had never left his hand before, but then suddenly felt that his "quota" was full of smoking, so he quit smoking. In recent years, his physical condition is not very good, with hypertension, but people are very optimistic and open -minded.

(Source: Beijing Daily)

【Edit: Yao Hao】

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