Basic information
about W. H. Haisadiam:
(1) “Haisadiam”
is the initials for “humble and ignorant servant and
disciple I am (of the Lord) ”.
(2)
“W. H.” is the
initials for “writing hand”. Haisadiam
regards
himself as but a writing
hand to register what has been brought up
and refined in
his mind by the inspiration of God and the good
tidings of God’s
prime messengers, such as (as they actually are in
the facts, as
well as in Haisadiam’s perception and belief of the
truth contained
in and manifested by the facts, that they have been
exerting good,
great, and lasting influences on generations and
generations of
peoples in the way and essence which is only
possible with the
prime messengers from God) Jesus Christ,
Buddha, Mohammed,
and Confucius.
(3)
Haisadiam has
never worked in any official institution, nor ever
been involved in
any official activities of any country.
He has no
interest at all
in getting any political post, power, or celebrity.
He¡¦s interested
in enhancing the refinement of the human soul
through
education, culture, and religion.
(4)
Since having
three short novels and one prose printed in the
literature pages
of three newspapers about thirty years ago when
he was a college student,
Haisadiam has never had any of his
writings
published, so far as he has known (till September 28,
2000)*, by any
newspaper, magazine, or any publishing company in
any country.
(5)
After graduating
from college and completing obligatory military
service,
Haisadiam went through these works:
Bank clerk, innovator for the building
business, electronic
engineer, tennis coach, shepherd, and English
teacher. While
serving in the army, he was an English
teacher in a Non-
English in the knowledge of the youngsters of
his neighbors.
He still teaches English now.
(6)
Some basic
information about Haisadiam:
Name: Huang Jyh-cherng (Huang is
the surname)
Age: 50 (in 2000--he was born in
1950)
Nationality: The Republic of China (on Taiwan)
Current residence: in Fong-san (meaning ¡§Mount of Phoenix¡¨),
a city in
southern Taiwan.
( September 28,
2000 )
* Still so in July, 2004. ( W. H. Haisadiam; July 21, 2004 )
* Still so in April, 2009. ( W. H. Haisadiam; April 21, 2009 )
[ For
the Chinese version, please see
http://oocities.com/good_messages/ReHaisadiam_chn.htm ]