On the morning of May 10, the inaugural meeting of the Guangdong Internet Writers Association was held in the Guangdong Writers Association. The conference elected the first leading body of the Guangdong Internet Writers Association. Lin Tingfeng, editor-in-chief of China Literature, and Liao Qunshi (Timberwolf), a contracted writer of China Literature, were elected vice chairmen.

Lin Tingfeng, also known as Bao Jianfeng, is a senior vice president and editor-in-chief of China Literature Group, and a native of Yangjiang, Guangdong Province. He is an expert in the operation of online literary content, one of the initiators of the commercialization of online literature in China, the main founder of the content discovery and operation system, and one of the representative writers of the first generation of online literature. In 2001, Lin Tingfeng initiated the establishment of the China Fantasy Literature Association (CMFU), which became one of the first pioneers of original literature in China. In 2002, as one of the co-founders, Lin Tingfeng participated in the establishment and served as the webmaster, which opened the road to the commercialization of China's online literature. In the past 11 years of 20022013, as the main operator of the website content operation, during his tenure as the editor-in-chief and executive deputy general manager of the website, Lin Tingfeng created and improved the online literary content discovery and operation system, which has become the industry standard. At present, most of the popular classifications and themes of online literature are fully promoted by Lin Tingfeng, and the team he leads has created original legends with leading content for many years.

Liao Qunshi, pen name Jungle Wolf, a native of Hunan, now lives in Shenzhen, Guangdong, a contracted writer of China Literature Group, the most popular military novel writer on the Internet, and is known as "the first person in military literature". The latest work "The Strongest Soldier King" began to be serialized on the Genesis Chinese website of Reading Group in December 2013, and its popularity continued to rise, ranking TOP3 in the QQ reading sales list for a long time, and won the 2014 sales champion. The Chinese Simplified Chinese version of the book was also published in November 2014 (publication title: "The Strongest Special Forces").

It is reported that the Guangdong Provincial Network Writers Association is the fourth provincial-level network writers association officially established in the country, following the establishment of network writers associations in Zhejiang, Shanghai, and Anhui last year and early this year. This also marks the continuous prominence of the achievements of online literature, the promotion of its integration and communication with the traditional literary world and the continuous amplification of its social influence.

After more than ten years of development, China's online literature has grown rapidly from obscurity, with the number of works, the number of creators, user coverage, copyright influence, etc., continuing to grow rapidly, and now it has become an important Internet industry with 294 million users and an output value of tens of billions of yuan.

As a flagship enterprise in the industry that is in charge of the core resources and experience of China's original entrepreneurship, China Literature Group has become a master of China's online literary achievements and industrial strength with 4 million creators, nearly 10 million works, and industry-leading IP advantages and operational achievements. In addition to promoting the development of the industry, the group also actively promotes the integration and exchange of online literature and traditional literature and academic research by organizing online writers to participate in the training of writers' associations, calling for and promoting the establishment of online writers associations and other organizations. Among the four provincial-level online writers associations that have been established, in addition to the newly established Guangdong Internet Writers Association, Lin Tingfeng, senior vice president of China Literature Group and the main founder of the online literary content discovery and operation system, and Liao Qunshi, a well-known online military writer, were elected vice chairmen. He also served as the vice chairman of the Anhui Internet Writers Association. The chairperson of the local network writers' association is usually the chairman or vice-chairman of the writers' association.

On the basis of the advantages and achievements of online originality, the newly established China Literature Group began to face the vast digital reading market beyond online literature, and established the development goal of "reading for all" at the beginning of the group, and is committed to building the group into a leading enterprise in the domestic Internet reading industry integrating full-content, omni-channel and all-round IP development.