Liu Hua

Liu Hua, born in February 1954 and tracing his ancestral roots to Wudi, Shandong, is a member of the China Writers Association. He worked for many years at the Jiangxi Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles, where he served as editor-in-chief of Spark, chairman of the federation, chairman of the Jiangxi Writers Association, and vice chairman of the China Society for the Study of Folk Literature and Art. A longtime practitioner of field research, he has written more than thirty works, including the novels Chetou's Father and Carriage Mother, Red Sin, and Earthly Eyes and Ears, as well as the long cultural essays The Dwelling of the Soul and Ordinary People's Ancestral Halls. His works held in the library also cover programming and design, medicine, language and writing, prose, and management, showing a range that crosses literature and practical subjects. Public information on his education and awards is limited and is therefore not elaborated here.