Kuo Feng (1933-2006), formerly known as Guo Shaoming, was a native of Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province. He was a famous Taiwanese poet, literary critic and publisher, as well as a writer with a strong sense of nationalism and tradition. When he was in high school, he came to the attention of the literary world for his long narrative poem "The North" published in Baodao Literature and Art, and from 1950 onwards, Kuo Feng became a major contributor to publications such as China Literature and Art and Ta Kung Pao.

Guo Feng was a writer with a strong sense of nationalism and tradition, and he often showed his sincere love for his hometown through his recollections of the Huanghuai Plain.

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Literary achievements: Taiwan's famous poet, literary critic, publisher, and a writer with a strong sense of national consciousness and tradition, he often showed his true love for his homeland through his memories of the Huanghuai Plain. memories of the Huanghuai Plain, he often expresses his sincere love for his hometown.

Major works: Prose collection "Early Spring Bouquet", "Old Home Tree"; Poetry collection "First Faith", "Songs of the Sea" and so on.

Other people's comments: Guo Feng embraces literature with the passion of Don Quixote and faces life with the faith of a Puritan. His style is graceful and ethereal, and the prose he creates is like a nostalgic fugue with poetic beauty. --Di Ye

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