A brief introduction of Feng Jicai

The Divine Whip was first published in modern China in 1986. The novel was set in the 1950s and told the story of a wealthy martial arts master's fate in the political and social changes. The protagonist, Li Yunfei, was a martial arts master with superb martial arts skills and superb wisdom. He had encountered all kinds of challenges and difficulties while walking in Jianghu, and he had also made many friends. But when he was involved in political struggles, his identity and martial arts were tested. The novel used the experiences of Li Yunfei and his friends as the main thread, interwoven with a large number of historical events and characters. The novel showed the style of traditional Chinese martial arts and also reflected some social reality. The Godly Whip was considered one of Feng Jicai's representative works and received widespread praise. It deeply reflected the influence of social change on human nature and the position and fate of martial artists in society.

Feng Jicai (1895-1968) was a famous Chinese essayist, novelist, translator, and critic. He was hailed as the founder of modern Chinese prose. His works are unique in style and rich in content, mostly involving social reality, philosophy of life, historical relics, culture and art, etc. His humorous, humorous and profound words express his thoughts and reflections on life and society. Feng Jicai's prose works were in various forms, including novels, essays, essays, novels, scripts, essays, etc. His representative works included Ten Years of One Hundred People, A History of Chinese Fictions, Ordinary People, and Strange People in the Worldly World. His works are deeply loved by readers, not only in China but also around the world. They have high literary value and are known as "one of the classics of modern Chinese prose".

Feng Jicai (1895-1971) was a famous Chinese writer, cartoonist, cultural critic, and social actician. He was hailed as one of the founders of modern Chinese literature and a banner of modern Chinese literature. He was born in Tianjin and grew up in Tianjin's capitalist family. He studied at Tianjin's Nankai Middle School and Peking University. After graduation, he engaged in literary creation and cultural exchange. His literary works involved novels, essays, essays, literary criticism, comics, and many other fields. His works had a variety of styles, a profound cultural heritage, and a strong sense of the times. They were deeply loved by readers. His works had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature and thought, and he was hailed as a "literary master". He has won many literary awards, including the "Lu Xun Literature Award" and "Mao Dun Literature Award" in China, and has been translated into many languages. In addition to literary creation, Feng Jicai was also actively engaged in cultural and social activities, committed to promoting cultural exchanges and social progress. He once served as the chairman of the China Federation of Literature and Art Circles and the chairman of the China Federation of Folk Artists and Artists. He was known as "a flag of the Chinese literary and art circles."

Feng Jicai (1918 - 2006), formerly known as Feng Gang, was born in Tianjin. He was famous in modern China as a translator, writer, artist, politician, and social actician. He was one of the important representatives of the New Culture Movement in China and one of the founders of modern Chinese literature, art and translation. He had published many excellent literary works, including novels, essays, poems, and translation. His representative works included "Three Words","Twenty Years Later","The Chronicles of Da Nao", etc. His works have a unique style, profound thoughts, rich emotions, and sincere and deep strokes depicting the social reality and people's lives in China, which is deeply loved and praised by readers. He had served as an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a consultant to the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries. He was known as the "Master of Modern Chinese Literature". He died in Beijing on October 31, 2006 at the age of 88.

Feng Jicai (1895 - 1968), whose original name was Feng Shuzheng, was a famous modern novelist, essayist, literary translator, children's literature, cultural critic, and social actician in China. His works covered novels, essays, essays, literary criticism, translation, and many other fields. He was hailed as "one of the masters of modern Chinese literature." His works were unique in style, focusing on social reality and human nature exploration. His works were full of concern for social reality and deep thinking about human nature. His representative works included "Three Words and Two Paps,""How Fictions Tell the Truth,""Flowers in the Rainy Season,""Old Wang," and so on. In addition, Feng Jicai was also a cultural critic. He had deeply pondered and discussed Chinese traditional culture and modern culture, and had made important contributions to the inheritance and innovation of Chinese culture.

Feng Jicai (1895 - 1971), formerly known as Feng Jicai, was born in Tianjin. He was a modern Chinese painter, writer, cultural critic, and social actician. He was one of the most important novelists in China in the 20th century and was hailed as the "last master of Chinese fiction". Feng Jicai's representative works included novels such as Ten Years of One Hundred People, Three Words and Two Pats, and Mental Wanderer, as well as essays, and reviews. His works portrayed the history, characters, culture and life of Chinese society with a unique perspective and profound insight, revealing the good and evil, authenticity, contradiction and harmony of human nature. In addition to literature, Feng Jicai was also a famous painter who was good at irony and humor. His comic works included Camel Xiangzi and so on. He also actively participated in various cultural and social public welfare activities, supported the progress of culture, paid attention to the vulnerable groups, and called for social justice and human peace. Feng Jicai had a wide range of influence and outstanding achievements in the fields of culture, literature, art, and society. He was hailed as "the last master of Chinese fiction" and "the last master of modern Chinese literature".

Feng Jicai (1895 - 1971), formerly known as Feng Jicai, was born in Tianjin. He was a famous modern Chinese writer, cultural critic, translator, and social organizer. His works involve novels, essays, poems, essays, essays, and many other literary styles, unique and profound, with a strong sense of social criticism and concern for human nature. His representative works included "San Yan Er Pai","Xiao Xiao Lu","Camel Xiangzi" and so on."San Yan Er Pai" was regarded as a classic in the history of Chinese novels. Feng Jicai had won many literary awards, including the World Literature Society Award, the French Knight of Literature and Arts Medal, etc. His thoughts were deeply loved by the people and had a profound impact on the development of Chinese literature and culture.

" Travelling with the Phoenix " was a TV series based on the novel of the same name by Jiulu Feixiang. The plot told the story of the only Divine Lord Shen Xingzhi in ancient times and the Demon Realm's Bi Cang King Shen Li. Divine Lord Xingzhi had lived alone in the Human Realm Upon Heavens for tens of thousands of years. He was heartless and had no desires. Shen Li was a princess who was born with a pearl in her mouth. She was unwilling to accept the marriage alliance of her family, so she chose to escape. In the process of escaping from the marriage, Shen Li was beaten back to her original form as a phoenix. She was injured and fell into the human world. She was caged by the peddler as a fat chicken for sale. Later, she was rescued by Xingzhi and treated. There were also other characters in the play such as Fu Rongjun and Feng Lai. For more details, please watch the TV series " Journey with the Phoenix."

Feng Jicai (1895 - 1971) was originally named Feng Jicai, born in Tianjin. He was a famous modern Chinese writer, painter, calligrapher, social actician, and translator. He was one of the important representatives of modern Chinese literature and art, and was known as the "Tianjin literary giant." Feng Jicai was smart since childhood. After entering Tianjin Nankai Middle School in 1918, he went to France to study art, literature and mathematics. After returning to China, he taught at Tianjin Nankai Middle School, Peking University, and the French National Fine Arts School and actively participated in literature, art, and social movements. His works were unique in style, combining literature, art, and sociological elements, including novels, essays, essays, poems, calligraphy, and so on. He was hailed as a "literary master." Feng Jicai's works have a wide range of topics involving history, culture, society, human nature, love, marriage, etc. However, his works generally have profound ideology and unique artistic charm, and are regarded as one of the outstanding representatives of modern Chinese literature. He had served as the chairman of the Literature and Arts Committee and supported China's cultural and educational cause, and actively participated in various social activities and public welfare. Feng Jicai died in 1971 at the age of 62. He left behind many literary and artistic works that had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature and art.

Feng Jicai was a famous modern author whose works involved novels, essays, poems, plays, movies, and many other fields. His masterpieces included Three Words and Two Pats, Old Man Gao, and Miserable World. These works occupied an important position in the history of literature with their profound thoughts and unique artistic style. At the same time, Feng Jicai was also committed to protecting and exploring Chinese traditional culture, making an important contribution to the promotion of Chinese culture.