Professor Huang Ziping, who has taught in the Chinese Department of Hong Kong Baptist University for many years, is from Meixian District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. Worked as a farm worker in Hainan Island State Farm, 198 1 Peking University graduated from Chinese Department, and got a master's degree in literature from Peking University Chinese Department. He used to be the editor of literature and history of Peking University Publishing House and the lecturer of Chinese Department of Peking University. He has visited the East Asian Library of Columbia University, the Center for Asian Studies of the University of Chicago, the Institute of Social Psychology of Chicago and the Institute of Oriental Culture of the University of Tokyo.

Published works range from 65438 to 0983. His main research field is modern and contemporary literature in China, and he is a famous contemporary literary critic and theorist. 1985, together with professors Chen Pingyuan and Qian Liqun from Chinese Department of Peking University, he put forward the concept of "20th-century China literature", and advocated that the modern and contemporary literature of China should be traced back to the late Qing Dynasty, and the century-old literature should be studied as a whole, which aroused great repercussions at that time. In addition, most of the research results of his representative revolutionary historical novel About 17 Literature have been transformed into the conclusion of literary history, and the concept of "revolutionary historical novel" initiated by him has been accepted and interpreted by many literary histories, including the Contemporary Literary History of China by Peking University and Hong Zicheng. He has written poems such as Meditation on the Spirit of the Old Tree, Revolution, History and Novel (Hong Kong version, the mainland version is called Narration in a Gray Aperture), Marginal Reading, Fear of Writing, Like Fire, etc., and participated in the compilation of the monograph History of China Novels in the Twentieth Century (Introduction to Literary Linguistics). Comment on "The Spirit of the Meditating Old Tree" won the third prize of excellent theoretical articles of China Academy of Social Sciences. He also participated in the compilation of "Culture: China and the World" series and "Talking about Culture" series.

Professor Huang Ziping is known as the "first violinist" in the field of contemporary literature research in China. He has taught in the Chinese Department of Hong Kong Baptist University for many years. In the 1980s, he left many famous sayings, such as "innovative dogs chased us so hard that we didn't even have time to pee" and "profound one-sidedness". He is currently teaching at the College of Literature, Renmin University of China.