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Duanmu Hongliang, Luo Binji, Xiao Jun, Yang Mo, Haoran, and Liu Shaotang were all colleagues before and after Lin Jinlan. No close acquaintance, but very familiar. Lin Jinlan knew Duanmu Hongliang, Luo Binji and Xiao Jun earlier. Lin Jinlan wrote in "The River of Life at Night" that when I chose the writing profession in Beijing, Xiao Hong had already passed away during the war years. Three male writers in the "Northeast Writers Group", Xiao Jun, Duanmu Hongliang, and Luo Binji, were Xiao Hong's life partners. I had the honor to ladle rice from the same pot with them. Their stories first became literary anecdotes, tidbits, and romances. Later, they caused trouble and became an intractable lawsuit. Later, he was involved in the movement. Needless to say, he was required to submit to the review, and the criticism and struggle took place online, but in private and behind the scenes, it was all for viewing, which can be compared to a "three-chamber trial."

Gao Xiaosheng and the talented and fierce saint Lin Zhao are Lin Jinlan's classmates. Which school? Jiangsu Journalism College. This school in Wuxi was a popular "cadre school" at the time and was not part of the "academic system." Most of the students are from Jiangsu and Zhejiang (Gao Xiaosheng is from Wujin, Jiangsu, and Lin Zhao is from Suzhou, Jiangsu). Admissions are based on knowledge and talent regardless of age or academic qualifications. The school initially planned to train and accept Taiwanese cadres. School started in July 1949 and ended in May 1950, when the "Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea" occurred and the school was closed. Among the classmates who later became somewhat famous were Lu Fuwei, Fang Zhongfu, and Lin Chuping.