Who can briefly introduce the life of the owner of the Pearl Returning Pavilion?

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Answer 1

The owner of the Pearl Tower (1902-1961), formerly known as Li Shanji, later renamed Li Shoumin and Li Hong, was born in a scholarly family in Changshou County, Sichuan Province. He had studied with his father since he was a child and had shown outstanding literary talent. He was hailed as a child prodigy in his hometown. However, when he was twelve, his father passed away and his family was in decline. He followed his mother to Suzhou to visit his parents.

In Suzhou, the owner of Huanzhu Pavilion began to study literature, martial arts, and qigong by himself. His self-study ability was fully displayed, and he became a knowledgeable and talented youth. He had once served as a Chinese secretary in Fu Zuoyi's office, and was once again the secretary of the Tianjin telephone director Duan Maozhen. In his spare time, he worked as a private tutor in the mansion of the banker Sun Zhongshan.

In 1932, the owner of the Huanzhu Pavilion published a long martial arts novel, The Legend of the Shushan Swordsman, in the Tianfeng Daily in Tianjin. This work made him stand out in the literary world. After that, he continued to write a series of popular martial arts novels, such as "The 19 Heroes of Qingcheng".

The pen name of the owner of the Huanzhu Pavilion,"Huanzhu Pavilion Owner," originated from his first love, Miss Wenzhu. Their relationship did not end up together, so he took the pen name "Huanzhu Building Master" as a memento when he wrote martial arts novels.

The life experience of the owner of the Pearl Tower was full of legends, and his martial arts novels were also very popular among readers. However, before he died, he finished a long novel, Du Fu. Unfortunately, he did not see the publication of this novel with his own eyes. In February 1961, the owner of the Pearl Tower died of esophagus cancer at the age of 59.