Fang Wei, male, native of Jinan, Binzhou, Shandong, doctor of literature, associate professor, tutor of master students, the first visiting researcher of China Modern Literature Museum, member of Chinese Writers Association, member of China Television Artists Association, the first signing critic of Shandong Province, executive director and deputy secretary-general of Shandong Literature Critics Association, executive director of Shandong Contemporary Literature Society, and special researcher of Shandong Art Research Institute. He has published more than 3 million words of articles on literary theory, literary criticism, poems and novels in Literature Review, China Modern Literature Research Series, Contemporary Writers Review, Southern Literary World, Poetry Magazine, People's Daily and Guangming Daily, including more than 50 kinds of CSSCI journals and Chinese core journals, which have been repeatedly published by Xinhua Digest and Guangming Daily. There are five academic works, such as Biography of Wang Xiaobo, a Bad Boy under the Revolutionary Starry (Sanlian Bookstore), Reflection and Construction of China Literature in the New Century (China Social Sciences Press), The Temptation of Scenery (Peking University Press), Cultural Paradox and Literary Innovation (Shanghai Sanlian Bookstore), as well as a long reportage, Flowers under the Slaughterhouse (Jinan Press) and a novel, Hero. He has won the Bronze Award of 19 World Poets' Congress, the National Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Nomination Award, the Chinese TV Golden Eagle Award for Art Thesis Award, the Liu Xie Literary Theory Award, the Annual Creation and Criticism Award, and the Quancheng Literature Award. He has independently presided over the National Social Science Fund Project 1 and three provincial and ministerial social science projects, and served as the deputy director of the Literature and Art Research Office of Shandong Academy of Social Sciences. Currently teaching in national key disciplines. 1 currently teaching in Shandong Normal University, majoring in modern and contemporary literature.