The author of the novel " Linhai Snowfield ", Qubo is from Huangxian, Shandong Province. He joined the Eighth Route Army in 1938 and has served as a cultural teacher and instructor. In 1943, he entered the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University and studied. Since 1944, he has served as the political commissar, director of the Political Department, and deputy political commissar of the Eighth Route Army Brigade. In 1950, he was transferred to the business due to injury and served as Party Secretary and First Deputy Director of the Locomotive and Vehicle Manufacturing Factory, Vice President of the Design Institute, and Deputy Director of the Ministry of Railways and the Industrial Bureau. Since 1956, he has successively published novels such as "The Snowy Land of the Forest", "Han of the Mountains and Tornados ", "Han of the Bridge and Longbiao ".
Qu Bo's lover is Liu Bo. She recalled that after the release of "Linhai Snow Field", many readers regarded Qu Bo as the " Shaojianbo " in the novel, and also regarded me as the "little white pigeon" in the novel - Bai Ru, a female health worker in the bandit suppression team. Some of the episodes performed from this are still unforgettable. She recalled: Shortly after the novel was published, Qu Bo went to the hospital for treatment and happened to meet Marshal He Long.
Mr. He chatted with Qu Bo and asked Qu Bo: "Young man, where do you work?"
"Report to the leader, in the First Machinery Department." Qu Bo replied.
"One Machine Department? Someone there wrote a novel called "Linhai Snow Field". Do you know?"
Qu Bo was stunned for a moment. Unexpectedly, even President He knew about the novel he wrote, and his face turned red with excitement. When Mr. He learned that the young man in front of him was Qu Bo, he happily held his hand and introduced him to the people around him: "He is the author of "Linhai and Snow Field". If you have time, you can read this book carefully."
Several people smiled and said, "I have read it."
"Then let's watch it again. Hahaha!"
President He looked around again and asked Qu Bo, "Huh--Where is your lover Bai Ru? Why didn't she come to accompany you?"
Qu Bo hurriedly explained: "My lover is not called Bai Ru, but Liu Bo."
President He smiled and said, "No, change it, it's called Bai Ru!" One sentence made everyone laugh.
Liu Bo was born in 1924, from Longkou, Shandong Province. He joined the army in 1938 and joined the party in May 1939. He has been engaged in medical work for a long time. He was retired as deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Beijing Medical University.
In June 1946, Qu Bo and Liu Bo held a simple wedding in the Mudanjiang Military Region. The day after the wedding, Qu Bo went into the mountains to suppress bandits.
1945 After Japan was defeated and surrendered, in order to establish a consolidated Northeast base, the Jiaodong Navy Detachment of the Shandong Military Region was ordered to go north. After the troops arrived in Wuchang County, they re-formed and formed two regiments. The 22-year-old Qu Bo was appointed as the deputy political commissar of the Second Regiment. Because at that time, the bandits in Hejiang and Mudanjiang areas were very serious, and the main task of the troops was to suppress bandits. He once led a brave and combative team to go deep into the mountains and forests to deal with the enemy, and carried out a difficult bandit suppression battle.
In November 1948, Qu Bo was injured in of the Liaoshen Battle. The shells cut off his femoral artery, causing heavy bleeding. At that time, the division of the regiment knew his whereabouts, so they anxiously went to various battlefield hospitals to check the admission list and death registration book. At that time, his wife was five months pregnant. When she walked to Yixian at the junction of western Liaoning and Hebei, she saw the troops entering the pass lined up like a tide. On the way, I met Jing Yi, the head of the group's publicity department, and told her that Qu Bo might be in Qinghe Yuzi Hospital. His wife called and asked, "Is this person alive or not?" The hospital replied, "He has been rescued, but he is still alive..."
Qubo survived after the operation, but he was disabled, with one leg shorter of four centimeters. At that time, he was still on crutches and went to work at Dalian Naval Academy. In the 1950s, Qu Bo and Liu Bo transferred to the railway system together. Qu Bo first served as the Party Secretary and Deputy Director of the Shenyang Locomotive and Vehicle Factory, and later transferred to the State Locomotive and Vehicle Administration as Deputy Director. Liu Bo was transferred from the railway system to Beijing Medical University as the first deputy secretary of the Party Committee. Both of them are bureau-level cadres. 1957 "The Snow Field of the Forest" was published, causing a sensation across the country. In early 1963, the author of the novel, Qu Bo, had the military rank of Colonel Qu Bo, was recalled by the army and sent him to the South China Sea Fortress troops to experience life. Two years later, he returned to the former , the First Ministry of Machinery Industry, and still held his original position.
In February 1957, " People's Literature " was titled "Attack on the Tiger and Wolf's Nest", and selected six chapters: "Appointment", "Yang Zirong Intelligently Knows the Little Furnace", "Liu Xuncang Captures the Crazy One", "Night Review", "Mushroom Old Man's Mythical Nipple Mountain", and "Breaking the Natural Hazards and Attack on the Nipple Mountain". During the "Special Ten Years", he was labeled as four big hats: "capitalist roaders", "revisionist", "pioneer in literary and artistic black line", and a "monster and demon".
At that time, Qu Bo's "Qiao Longbiao" had been printed by People's Literature Publishing House , but it was found out by Jiang's "Flagbearer" before it was released. She transferred a few books to read and concluded: "This book is a poisonous weed . It is not allowed to leave the factory and it is destroyed on the spot!" The printing factory then transported all the finished books to the paper mill by truck to turn them into pulp.
Liu Bo said: "Qu Bo never likes to show up in public. He doesn't have any idle jobs, does not print business cards, and does not do anything to ask him to shoot TV. When he was a director of the Writers Association of , he never held a meeting. He always said: I am not a person in the literary and artistic circles, and I don't eat this bowl of rice. I am a fan of the votes and live on my salary."
Qu Bo died of illness in 2002.
