Liu Xiangdong

Liu Xiangdong, born in 1961, is a contemporary Chinese poet and a first-class writer, as well as a member of the China Writers Association. He formerly served as vice chairman of the Hebei Writers Association and editor-in-chief of Selected Poems, and currently serves as vice president of the Chinese Poetry Society. Primarily writing poetry and prose, he is the author of more than thirty collections, including Mountain Folk, Mother's Lamp, Fallen Leaves and Flying Birds, and Poetry and Thought; his works have been translated into several languages, and he has received the Bing Xin Prose Award and the Sun Li Literature Award. Three of his works are held in this collection, covering 5G air-interface characteristics and key technologies, one-on-one communication, and first-position thinking, spanning computer technology, inspirational growth, and management, which reflects his cross-disciplinary writing interests. Public information on the background of these technical and management works is limited, and his literary achievements remain the main basis for assessing his writing.