publisher's words The first time I met Ni Kuang was at his Saixi Lake residence.Before that, I already had a spectrum in my heart, what kind of person Ni Kuang is: rich in imagination, extensive in knowledge, outspoken and so on. However, after seeing Ni Kuang, after the first scene, all the descriptions were left behind, only one impression was the most profound and unforgettable so far. At that time Ni Kuang was in the study, working hard, I opened the door and walked in, he turned his head to say hello, I politely said: Brother Ni, I am sorry to stop you from doing something. He replied in half-salted Cantonese: It doesn't matter, I count the loudness.

count?Looking forward curiously, I saw a middle school algebra book spread out on the desk, and a piece of manuscript paper filled with algebraic formulas. Ni Kuang laughed: I found a female algebra, let's play with it! The enthusiastic expression on his face is no different from that of a fourteen or five-year-old boy who just got an Apple computer. I thought: This is a person who really knows how to live. However, after getting in touch with him more and getting to know Ni Kuang better, I realized that he not only knows how to live, but also lives a lot. Ni Kuang has long since become an urban legend.Until Ni Kuang wrote the legend of Ni Kuang in Hong Kong Weekly, revealing the fragments of his life in the mainland for more than 20 years one by one, this legend added a heavy and desolate color.

When you see Ni Kuang's early life, what he saw, heard, and thought from Jiangnan to Inner Mongolia to the Northeast, and the reaction of a bloody man to the ruthless world, you will understand how much of his drunkenness and uninhibitedness are right after thirty years A helpless vent of the past. In Ni Kuang's novels, he often tries to describe the pain of love, which is mostly caused by the past, which is really easy to understand.In the north and south of the river, life and death, trembling and fear, blood and tears are intertwined into a thrilling picture that makes you breathless.After many years, Ni Kuang presents the deepest memories of his life one by one with his usual vividness and passion.

When the legend of Ni Kuang was serialized, it had already caused a great sensation. Some people praised the past, but regretted that Ni Kuang hadn't laid out and developed the past well. I listened and said silently, in the eyes of a person who has experienced so much, what is the big deal in this world. What is the past? We sincerely recommend this book, The Legend of Ni Kuang, to Hong Kong people who live in the city and are fascinated by the small world. It goes without saying! Chen Haoen Morning of July 24, 1985