Wen Ruian
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| Wen Ruian 溫瑞安 |
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| Born | 1954 Malaysia |
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Genres | Wuxia |
This is a Chinese name; the family name is Wen.
Wen Ruian (Chinese: 溫瑞安) is a Chinese writer of wuxia novels. He was born in a overseas Chinese Cantonese family in Malaysia in 1954 and once studied in National Taiwan University.
Ever since he wrote the famous The Four Detective Guards at the age of nineteen, Wen has been wandering around society and even went to jail. As a result of his strong work ethic, he has about four hundred books, totaling 40 million characters.
Wen's later works were extremely violent. However, his early works such as the Divine Astonishing Hero series gave readers a patriotic and uplifting enthusiasm.
[edit] External links
- Wen Ruian
- WuxiaWorld Site devoted to Wuxia literature, films, TV Series, and translations.
- Wuxiasociety.org - An English Wuxia Portal, focus on discussion forum, the most complete list of Wen RuiAn's novels in English (work in progress)
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