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Liu Naou, a native of Liuying District, Tainan City, Taiwan; a Taiwanese novelist and film producer during the Japanese occupation, who studied at Aurora University in Shanghai; his writing follows a modernist line and has contacts with Shi Zhecun and others; his representative work is "Urban Landscape", which describes the fanatical confusion of urban men and women, drawing on the techniques of the Japanese New Sensation School; he has translated Yokomitsu Riichi's novel collection "Pornographic Culture" and Fritsch's "Sociology of Art".

"Urban Landscape" was published in April 1930. It was the first collection of short stories written in my country that used modern techniques and belonged to the New Sensation School. This collection is the magazine "Trackless Train" founded by Liu Naou in September 1928. It united some young literary people who deliberately pursued innovation in artistic forms, and initially revealed the creative tendency of the New Sensation School.