Gao Hongbo, male, pen name Xiang Chuan, poet and essayist, was born in Inner Mongolia in February of195/kloc-0. 1988 graduated from Chinese Department of Peking University. 197 1 year published works. 65438-0984 Join the Chinese Writers Association. 1978 after job-hopping, he successively served as deputy director of the news department of the newspaper, deputy director of the general office of the Chinese Writers Association, deputy editor-in-chief of China Writers, editor-in-chief of Poetry magazine, director of the creative department of the Chinese Writers Association and secretary of the secretariat. Member of the 9th National Committee of Chinese Writers Association.

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Gao Hongbo,1951February, was born in Kailu County, Tongliao City. His father, 1964, served as secretary of the county party committee at any time and started the year of "great migration". From Tongliao to Beijing, then from Beijing to Guiyang to Bijie, until two years later in winter, a cloudy morning set foot on the land of Beijing. The family and his own turbulent migration life are very frequent. In Gao Hongbo's own words, his 40-year-old father summed up a set of moving procedures at that time, which made the semi-militarized family more streamlined and almost destitute.

From 65438 to 0969, Gao Hongbo, who was in his prime, joined the military camp and began the most important forging in his life. Nearly ten years of military life has given him an iron will and an optimistic outlook on life. After changing jobs, he successively served as deputy director of the news department of Wenyi Bao, deputy director of the general office of Chinese Writers Association, deputy editor-in-chief of China Writer, director of the creative department of Chinese Writers Association, director of the Children's Working Committee of Chinese Writers Association, and editor-in-chief of Poetry magazine. At present, he is a member of the Party Group and Secretary of the Secretariat of the Chinese Writers Association, and the chairman of the China Literature Foundation.

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Gao Hongbo-Baidu encyclopedia