1. Xinglinzi (born on February 27th of the lunar calendar from April 12th, 1942 to February 8th, 23, but mistakenly recorded as February 28th of the Gregorian calendar when he registered his household registration in Taiwan Province) was born in Xia Liu, a Taiwan Province writer. According to his account, because his hometown is Xinglin Town, Fufeng County, Shaanxi Province (now Baoji City, Shaanxi Province), and to commemorate his lifelong "indissoluble bond" with the hospital, he took Xinglinzi as his pen name. (See Epilogue of Xinglin Xiaoji, published by Jiuge, 1979).
2. Xing Linzi was born in Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province in 1942. His father Liu Deming was a soldier of the National Army. In 1949, his family moved to Taiwan Province with the National Government.
Xinglinzi suffered from a rare disease, rheumatoid arthritis, at the age of 12. At the time of onset, her hands and feet were sore and her movements were extremely inconvenient, which made her hold a negative attitude towards life. Until she was 16 years old, because she believed in Christianity, she had a spiritual sustenance, and she experienced the value and dignity of life from her faith, which gradually changed her view of life and turned into optimism and positivity.
Because of the illness, Xinglinzi had to drop out of school, so the highest academic qualification of Xinglinzi was only "Graduated from Beitou Elementary School". Xinglinzi was very concerned at first, but later she gradually let go, because it represented that "all the knowledge in the future was learned by herself" (Thank you for your thorns, published by Jiuge, 1989). Since then, Xinglinzi has been studying hard through correspondence schools and educational radio stations, and her mother has always taken the trouble to borrow books for her. The teacher of the correspondence school once published Xing Linzi's works in newspapers and encouraged her to try to contribute in the future. Xing Linzi's first contribution was "He and She", which was published in the supplement of Central Daily News around 1961. After Xing Linzi, he continued to write, and the types of works became more and more diverse. Apart from prose, there were also novels, radio dramas, TV scripts and stage scripts, which won numerous awards.
Xing Linzi's legacy is "A Long Flow of Chivalrous Wind: Memoirs of Xia Liu". Taipei: Jiuge Publishing House, 24.
3. In addition to writing, Xinglinzi is also committed to serving the disabled. In her early years, she went to the "Ministry of the Interior Disability Service Center" and "Taipei South Airport Community Development Experimental Center" to volunteer for people with physical disabilities like her. Later, in 1982, Eden Disabled Welfare Foundation was established (later renamed Eden Social Welfare Foundation) to practice its "Shuang Fu" concept of paying equal attention to gospel and welfare. In 1989, the Disabled Union of the Republic of China was established and was elected as the first chairman.
Because of her perseverance, daring to challenge life and inspiring the society with her works, Xing Linzi was not only praised as the most influential writer in Taiwan Province, but also was selected as one of the top ten outstanding young women in the Eighth Session in 198.
Xia Liu wanted to take part in the 1989 Legislative Council election, but because he only graduated from elementary school, he did not meet the qualification for running, and he applied to the examination and selection department for academic qualifications verification and recognition. The examination and selection department did not comply with the regulations: "Legislative candidates must graduate from senior high school or above or pass the general examination or above." However, Ms. Xia Liu refused her application. Because she could not register for the election and her participation in the election was infringed, she filed a state compensation lawsuit with the civil court in accordance with Article 2 of the State Compensation Law. The court rejected it as a non-civil case, and the appeal to the Supreme Court was still rejected. With the assistance of the management law firm, she applied for the interpretation of the judge, and in 1992, she made Interpretation No.29. Although the contents of the explanation thought that the examination and selection department and the court's decision were not unconstitutional, the case was taken seriously by the judges.
In her later years, even though she was almost unable to write, she continued to write orally, and her works were full of the will to survive, which was enough to inspire people.
In 1997, Xing Linzi was awarded an honorary doctorate by providence university, and in 21, he was appointed as a national policy adviser to the President of the Republic of China.
In the early morning of February 7th, 23, Weina, an Indonesian nursing worker in charge of care, was unable to get a proper vacation for a long time due to the nature of her work, which led to mental abnormality. Xinglinzi was severely pulled and injured by her, and was rushed to the General Hospital of the Three Armies for emergency treatment. Unfortunately, she died at 4: 41am on February 8th. The body was cremated in early March and buried in Gospel Hill, Yicheng, Taipei County.