Haoran was born in Baodi County, Hebei Province (now Tianjin),/kloc-0 was born in Zhaogezhuang mining area, Kailuan on March 25th, 932, and grew up in Wangjisu, Jixian County. He was born in poverty. 10 years old lost his father, 12 years old lost his mother. He spent an unhappy childhood in sorrow and pain. It was the victory of the revolution led by the * * * Party that changed Haoran's fate and made the poor orphan desperate. Haoran was grateful for the kindness of the * * * production party and Chairman Mao, and embarked on the revolutionary road at the age of 14. Liang, whose real name is Liang, took "Haoran" as a pseudonym when he was engaged in revolutionary activities, which means "Haoran is upright", and later became famous all over the world for his works. Before and after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he worked as a grassroots cadre in villages, districts and counties for eight years. Inspired by the new life, Haoran, who was an opera fan and a book fan since childhood and was influenced by folk literature, was born with aura and understood literature and art and sprouted a strong desire to be a revolutionary writer. After receiving hundreds of rejected papers,1October 20th,1950 10, Hebei Youth Daily published his short essay "Sister Progress", which further strengthened his belief in literary creation. 1954, his two novels reflecting the new life in the countryside were published in the literary supplement of Hebei Daily, which made him selected as a reporter of this newspaper. Two years later, he was transferred to Beijing, where he worked as a reporter for Russian Friendship and editor of Red Flag magazine. 1956, his short story "Magpie Climbing Branches" was published in Beijing Literature and Art edited by Lao She, which attracted the attention of the literary and art circles in the capital. 1959, after Haoran published three collections of short stories full of earthy flavor, such as "A Magpie Climbing a Branch" and "Apples Ripe", Guo Xiaochuan, a famous poet and then Party Secretary and Secretary General of the Chinese Writers Association, introduced Haoran to join the Chinese Writers Association in view of his influence in the literary world and readers.

After ten years of hard self-study and tenacious struggle, Haoran realized his dream of being a writer on the occasion of * * * and Guo's tenth birthday. That year, he was 27.

At the end of 1964, Haoran turned to Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles and became a professional writer. By 1966, on the eve of the "Cultural Revolution", he had created and published 10 collections of short stories such as Song of Spring, 4 collections of children's literature and essays such as Streets in Beijing, and published 3 volumes of representative work Sunny Days with1.20,000 words.

"Sunny Days" caused a strong response as soon as it came out and was widely praised. Haoran received more than 10,000 letters from enthusiastic readers all over the country. Later, the film of the same name was released, which made this work a household name and had far-reaching influence. 1999, Hong Kong's Asia Weekly, which faces the global Chinese world, selected "Top 0 Chinese Novels in the 20th Century 100". Among Chinese mainland's novels from 1949 to 1976, only Sunny Days by Hao Ran and New Youth of Organization Department by Wang Meng are on the list.

When talking about his creative achievements, Mr. Haoran said excitedly: "Since I decided to engage in literary creation, I never took a nap in my youth, never went to bed before 12 pm, and never indulged in pleasure and wasted time. Even if you are sick in bed, you should study, teach yourself, turn over your notes, or think about stories with your eyes closed and wonder how to write better. "

Haoran misses his hardworking and kind evil mother very much. My mother has been strong all her life, but she is not comfortable. With deep regret and endless concern, she left a pair of young children and died prematurely. "People should be ambitious and upright" is a word she often talks about. This sentence had an important impact on Haoran's life, and he still remembers it. Haoran said with emotion: "Our generation of workers and peasants writers is unprecedented in the history of China literature. I sincerely thank the party, the revolution and the times. I will always take the right path, do the right thing and be an upright person! "

According to the statistics of Xinhua Bookstore, there are more than 50 kinds of Haoran's works widely distributed in China alone, with10 million copies. Some people say that he is the writer with the largest circulation of China's works. He wrote and published as many as 1 1 novels in various historical periods. In the 1960s, when Sunny Days was first published, he paid the full manuscript fee of 1 0,000 yuan. In recent years, a consortium in Singapore offered 2 million yuan to buy all the copyrights of his works, which he flatly refused. He said: "If someone wants to adapt my work in the future and has to go abroad to buy copyright, what is that!" A beverage factory in Guangxi asked him to shoot a TV advertisement for a beverage, and the reward was 654.38+0 million yuan. He declined politely. Haoran said: "My standard in life is not to be ambitious, not to be greedy, and not to hurt people's hearts. Kindness, kindness and integrity. " He has always adhered to this principle.

At the request of the author, Mr. Haoran happily wrote the words "Be honest and clean, express the true feelings of life" and gave them to the author. These two sentences are also a true portrayal of Mr. Haoran's affectation.