Famous writer "Wesley" Ni Kuang passed away Shen Xicheng: Brother Ni left this afternoon

Writer Shen Xicheng said on Facebook this afternoon (3rd) that the famous writer Ni Kuang has passed away.

In the past, Ni Kuang's science fiction novels were very popular and became popular readings of the day. Among them, "Wesley" is one of his most famous writers.

"Wesley" has been serialized in newspapers since 1963, and a total of 156 novels have been published, which have been adapted into films, television and radio dramas.

(Shen Xicheng Facebook)

Ni Kuang was born on May 30, 1935, at the age of 87. His real name is Ni Cong, the word Yiming. His ancestral home is Zhenhai, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China. He immigrated to Hong Kong from mainland China in 1957. Female writer Yi Shu's elder brother; son Ni Zhen, and the bride is artist and singer Vivian Chow.

He moved to Los Angeles in 1992 and returned to Hong Kong in 2007.

The pseudonyms that Ni Kuang has used successively are most known as "Wesley", others include Shaweng, Yuechuan, Wei Li, Yiqi, Hongxin, and Weilong.

His works have been read by many generations of Hong Kong people, among which the science fiction "The Wesleyan Series" and "The Original Zhenxia Series" are well-known, as well as a small number of martial arts novels, detective novels and erotic novels.

In addition, from 1989 to 1990, he co-hosted the Asian TV talk show "Undefended Tonight" with Huang Fei and Cai Lan

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