Liang Yusheng (1924.3.22~2009.1.22), formerly known as Chen Wentong, is a famous Chinese martial arts novelist, known as the four great masters of Chinese martial arts novels together with Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Wen Ruian, and is known as the founding patriarch of the new school of martial arts novels.
In the sixties and seventies of the last century, he and Jin Yong jointly carried the banner of the new school of martial arts novels, Liang Yusheng abandoned the tendency of the old school of martial arts novels to blindly revenge and kill, and established chivalry on the basis of justice, dignity and love for the people, and put forward the concept of "winning martial arts with chivalry". Liang Yusheng is a decent person and has created more than 30 martial arts masterpieces, creating a precedent for new martial arts novels. On January 22, 2009, Liang Yusheng died of illness in Sydney at the age of 85.
Representative works include "The Legend of the White-Haired Witch", "Seven Swords Under the Heavenly Mountain", "Pingxia Shadow", "Yunhai Jade Bow Edge" and so on. When evaluating his status in martial arts creation, Liang Yusheng once said: "Open up the atmosphere, Liang Yusheng; Carry it forward, Jin Yong. There are also pen names Chen Lu, Feng Yuning, Liang Huiru, Mrs. Li, Feng Xianhua, Huanping, Tong Shuozhi, and Feng Xiaosheng.
