Yu Liji Yu Liji, male, pen name Liji, was born in Pikou Town, Dalian in October 1968.

He graduated from Dongbei University of Finance and Economics with a bachelor's degree in law in 1994 and received a master's degree in business administration from the Open University of Hong Kong in 2003.

In 2002, he studied in the first emerging writers class of Liaoning Institute of Literature, and in 2007, he studied in the sixth advanced seminar for young and middle-aged writers of Lu Xun Institute of Literature.

He is a member of the Chinese Mental Health Association, a member of the Chinese Writers Association, a member of the National Committee of the Liaoning Writers Association, a member of the Children's Committee of the Liaoning Writers Association, a signed writer of the sixth, seventh and eighth sessions of the Liaoning Writers Association, a director of the Dalian Writers Association, a visiting professor of Dalian University, Dalian

Director of the Children's Literature Translation and Creation Research Center of the University of Foreign Studies.

Chinese name: Yu Liji Nationality: Chinese Ethnicity: Han Birthplace: Pikou Town, Dalian Date of Birth: October 1968 Occupation: University teacher, writer Graduate school: MBA from the Open University of Hong Kong Major achievements: Novella "

"Dragon Gold" won the 1999 Bing Xin Award.

The short story "The Pain of Life" won the 2000 Bing Xin Award.

The short story "The Nest" won the 2002 Bing Xin Award.

Representative works: Long Jin's character introduction. He learned writing at the age of 13, and published his first poem "Song of Eighteen Years Old" in Fujian's "Morning Glory" magazine at the age of 18.

During college, he joined the Dalian Writers Association and was the youngest college student member in Dalian at that time.

He began to study psychological counseling while working at Dalian Medical University. In 1998, while serving as the editor-in-chief of "Dalian Medical University Journal", he created a novel about juvenile psychological counseling.

The first "Suicide Call" was published in "Children's Literature" magazine. It was rated as "the most popular work among children" by young readers across the country in 1998 for its "unique conception and novel expression techniques" and won the "Children's Literature" Outstanding Work Award for that year.

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He has published more than 1.5 million words of works so far, and has been awarded the title of "Children's Literature" Top Ten Young Golden Writers, the 9th Youth League Central Spiritual Civilization Construction "Five One Project" Award, and the 12th China Population Culture Award Silver Award (Novel Category)

, the novels "Dragon Gold", "The Pain of Life", and "The Nest" won the 7th, 8th, and 10th Bing Xin Children's Book New Book Awards respectively, the 2010 Bing Xin Children's Book Award, and the 24th National City Press Outstanding Book Award

First prize, the 5th Liaoning Young Writers Award, the 10th Liaoning Spiritual Civilization Construction "Five One Project" Award, the 2009~2010 Liaoning Provincial Government Publishing Award for Outstanding Book Award, the 3rd Junyi Children's Literature Fund Award, "

"Children's Literature" Annual Outstanding Work Award, Shanghai "Juvenile Literature and Art" Annual "Good Work" Award and more than 30 awards.

The radio drama of the same name adapted from the novel "Youth Sniper" won the 10th China Radio Drama Experts Gold Award.

In 2007, he was jointly named one of the "Top Ten Most Popular Writers in the Country" by "Children's Literature" and Sohu.com.

His works have been selected into the annual anthology of the Chinese Writers Association, the annual anthology of the Yangtze River Literature and Art Publishing House, the anthology of the People's Literature Publishing House, and the selected works collection of Taiwan's "Minsheng Daily". Many of his works have been translated into Japanese, German, Italian and other languages.

The Japanese literary circle calls him "a representative of China's emerging children's literature writers aged around 30 years old".

The novel collection "Standing on the Top of a Tall Building" was selected into the first "Three Hundred" original book project of the National Press and Publication Administration.

The long psychological counseling novel "Suspenseful Phone Call" was selected as a key support work by the Chinese Writers Association in 2008.

He is the author of the novel "Beautiful Mind", a collection of prose poems "To the Lover", a collection of short stories and short stories "Dragon Gold", a collection of short stories "Standing on the Top of a Tall Building", "Green Sun", "Quenching the Fish King", etc.

Selected into "Dalian Yearbook" many times.

In September 2011, Yu Liji was invited to participate in the "Morning Star Lecture Hall" jointly organized by the Propaganda Department of the Dalian Municipal Party Committee, Dalian Municipal Education Bureau, Dalian Association for Science and Technology, Dalian Municipal Related Work Committee, Dalian Municipal Youth Education Office, and Dalian TV Station, as a speaker.

A large-scale public welfare lecture on youth quality education entitled "The Golden Thatched House".

His major works are "For My Lover" in 1993, "Dragon Gold" in 2003, "Standing on the Roof of a Tall Building" in 2005, "The Legend of Apple" in 2010, "Green Sun" in 2011, "Beautiful Mind" in 2014, and "The King of Fish" in 2015.

"Qingqiu Country" 2017 "The Sky in the Liberated Areas" 2019 Mobile Picture Book Awards 1. The short story "Green Sun" is a touching work written by the writer while in college. It is deeply loved by readers. It was published in 1995

Won the first prize of Liaoning Excellent Children's Literature Award.

2. The short story "Suicide Call" is the first "Juvenile Psychological Counseling Novel" written by the author. It won the "Children's Literature" Annual Outstanding Work Award and was selected into the "Time Train - Thirty Years of Children's Literature Gold Collection" and other authoritative publications.

The book has an outstanding image of the protagonist Xinlan, which is loved by many young readers.

3. The novella "Dragon Gold" won the Bingxin Award in 1999.

4. The short story "The Pain of Life" won the 2000 Bing Xin Award.

5. The short story "The Nest" won the 2002 Bing Xin Award.