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Bai Shui Min was a famous Chinese woman born in Beijing City in 1943. She was a senior literary critic, scholar, and psychologist, and one of the representatives of modern Chinese literature. Bi Shumin's works cover novels, essays, poems, reviews and many other fields. With her unique perspective and profound insight, she deeply explored the nature of human life and the importance of mental health. Her masterpieces, including "Heart Rain","Kunlun","Saving Breasts" and so on, were translated into many languages and widely circulated at home and abroad. Bi Shumin has won many literary awards, including the China and World Literature Awards, and the Knight of French Literature and Art. Her works were widely read and had a profound impact on Chinese literature and culture.

Bai Shuang Min was a well-known contemporary Chinese psychologist and environmental advocate. She was born in 1943 and graduated from Beijing Medical College (now Peking University School of Medicine). She started writing after working in medicine for many years. Her representative works included I Am a Cat and Red Crag. Bi Shumin's works were fresh, real, and touching. She was good at depicting the good and evil of human nature, the complexity of emotions, and the challenges of life. Her works have been adapted into movies, TV series and stage plays many times and have received widespread praise. Bi Shumin was also an active conservationist. She had participated in many environmental public welfare activities and published a large number of articles and books on environmental protection and sustainable development. Her representative work, Red Rock, was a long novel about the War of Resistance Against Japan. It described the bravery and sacrifice of the Chinese people in the war and was considered a classic that reflected the cruelty of war and the complexity of human nature.

Linghu and Bi didn't have the same surname. The surname Linghu originated from the surname Ji. It originated from the fief given by the monarch of the State of Jin to the descendants of King Wen of Zhou during the Spring and Autumn Period. Bi Gonggao, the son of King Wen of Zhou, had a grandson named Bi Wan. Bi Wan was an official in the State of Jin and his reputation grew day by day. Bi Wan's great-grandson, Wei Ke, won a battle with Du Hui, a famous general of the State of Qin. In order to reward his military achievements, Duke Jing of Jin rewarded him with a place called Linghu (now Linyi, Shanxi Province) as a food city. Wei Ke's son, Wei Jie, took his father's fief as his surname and was called Linghu. Therefore, Linghu and Bi were not directly related. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"!

In the TV series Joy of Life, Xie Bian was played by Zhao Zhenting.