Di'an, whose real name is Li Di'an, was born in Taiyuan in 1983. He is currently studying for a master's degree at the Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Sociales in Paris. His father is Li Rui, a writer who has won the Zhao Shuli Literature Award and the French Chevalier des Lettres et des Arts. His mother is Li Rui. Writer Jiang Yun, president of Shanxi Women Writers Association; published her debut novel "Sister's Jungle" in "Harvest" magazine in 2003. In October 2008, she won the first Chinese Novel Biennial Award for her short story "Death"; after signing with Ke Ai Culture , with his novel "Western Judgment", he won the second place in the "Most Popular Articles" selected by readers of "Minimal Stories", only behind Guo Jingming.

Yan Ge: Born in 1984, 2001, by Lu Xun Selected as "Top Ten Novels by Chinese Young Writers" by the Academy of Liberal Arts. In February 2002, he won the first prize in the "Fourth National New Concept Composition Competition". In 2002, the novel "Jin Se" was rated as one of the most popular novels in 2002 by "Sprout" magazine. In January 2003, the novel collection "The Dade of Marmara" was published by China Workers Publishing House.

Gu Xiang: Born in 1980. She was named the "No. 1 germinating novelist". She debuted in 1993 and published her novels "Safety Exit" and "Click 1999" in 1999. Recently, he has compiled what he saw, heard and felt while traveling in Russia into a book called "The Chronicles of Dongxiang", which is now selling like hotcakes.

Chun Shu: Born in 1982. Works: "Prepare to Love You", "Looking Up to See the Big Dipper", "Beijing Doll", "Half-day of Joy", "2 Lives"

Zhang Yueran: born in November 1982 . Works: "Sunflower Lost in 1890", "Cherry Far Away", "Are You Here to Review My Sorrow", "Red Shoes", "Ten Loves", "Narcissus Has Gone on a Carp"

Jiang Liion, born in 1985, entered the literary world at the age of 19. The chief columnist of Qidian Literature Network, 91 Literature Network, and Hongxiu Tianxiang Network. He has published nearly one million words of novels on the Internet and in magazines. His cruel writing style and rationality beyond his age have attracted widespread attention from all aspects, including Xiao Hongying. known as. He has published many novels such as "Between Pitch and Pitch", "Fairy Diary", "Go Away, I Have Love Flu", "The Age of Pink Bras", etc. Now she is the editor of a women's fashion magazine.

Zhou Jianing was born in July 1982. Works: "The Eyes of the Goblin", "The Lover of the Street Singer", "Summer is Falling", "Going to the South"

Su De: Born in September 1981. Works: "Redemption", "Love on the Rails"

Wu Xuelan (pen name Liu Lianzi), Pan Wuyi, Zhu Siyi (pen name Zhu Shiyi), Huang Muchiu (pen name Honghua Jimu), Wu Yu (pen name Qingshui Wuyu), Mao Lishuai, Qian Hao, Huang Lu and Ye Dan. The senior writers in the literary world affectionately called these eight junior writers the "Eight Golden Flowers."

For example, Wu Xuelan's best-selling book "The Harem - The Biography of Zhen" is known as the "novel version of "The Desire of the Golden Branch"" and has a circulation of 500,000 copies. Wu Yu settled down on Sina Blog and serialized novels such as "Shanghai, Don't Cry" and "Love Night in Shanghai". She became the winner of the "Best Talent Award" in the National Beauty Blog Competition. Her representative work "Shanghai, Don't Cry" will be adapted into a TV series. Screen; Huang Muchiu began writing urban novels in 2003, and won the "South Wind" magazine's Newcomer Award that year; Pan Wuyi first published the novel "Social Beetles" in "Harvest" magazine, and later published by Writers Publishing House He is the author of the novel "The Cat that Ran Away Last Year", and many poems and essays have been translated abroad; Zhu Siyi has published three novels so far, and nearly 200,000 words of literary works of various genres...

Their writings also have their own strengths, showing a trend of diversified development: Wu Xuelan, Wu Yu and others have absorbed more nutrients from emerging online literature; Pan Wuyi, Zhu Siyi and others have taken root in the contemporary mainstream The soil of literature; the themes of Mao Lishuai, Huang Lu, Ye Dan and others originated from campus, full of youthful sunshine and young people's thinking; Qian Hao insisted on maintaining the tradition of ancient literature. Another example is the jumping of Pan Wuyi's poems, the decomposition of the narrative subject of Zhu Shiyi's novels, the elegant language of Liu Lianzi and Qian Hao, the ability of Huang Lu Yedan and Huang Muchiu to weave stories, and Wu Yu's sense of tragedy, etc., are all worth mentioning. Features.

In fact, the reporter learned during the interview that there are far more than these 8 accomplished young writers from Huzhou who are active in the literary world today, and most of the others are women. For example, the novel "Love in the Qing Dynasty" by Huzhou girl Pan Yajun (whose online name is "Jiangnan Qingqiuyue") was serialized and sold online on Hongxiu Tianxiang. It ranked first for five consecutive months and was favored by many publishers; another example is a doctorate in engineering Zhang Xin, a student, began publishing works when she was 15 years old. Many martial arts novels were scattered in magazines such as "Famous Heroes and Detectives". He has published more than one million words of poetry, novels and essays in newspapers such as Xinmin Evening News and Wenhui Daily. He also translated and published the biographical literature "The Biography of Tiger Woods". A rough estimate is that there are more than 20 female writers born in the 1980s. Their works have "diverse styles, strange imaginations, and profound artistic conceptions." Their sparse style is very suitable for young people's reading habits.

"Yangzhou Station dreams of Suzhou, and dreams of Huaqiao Water Pavilion. This is how my Jiangnan women came from poems, floated from paintings, blew the gentle breeze of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and nourished the Song Dynasty. The drizzle conceals the full moon of the Ming and Qing Dynasties." - This is the epitaph written by the French sinologist Louis Monbert.

Indeed, the Jiangnan women who are good at poetry and writing are beautiful and delicate, more like a cloud or a dream, arousing people's reverie. And when this poetic dream suddenly appears in front of us in the form of a blowout, it has to attract people's attention.

The group of "post-80s" female writers in Huzhou quickly attracted the attention of the seniors of the Chinese Writers Association. Most people believe that this is a rare seed that heralds the future hope of Zhejiang literature and even the entire Chinese literature. . It was under this circumstance that the "Eight Golden Flowers" work seminar, where celebrities in the literary world gathered, was held. It is reported that in order to further discover and cultivate the new generation of writers, Huzhou will also introduce relevant policies to create conditions for their creation while packaging and branding this group.

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