他,还在香港念初中的时候,一个偶然的机会,自己一幅题为《魔》的漫画作品在当时上海出版的《上海漫画》上发表了。著名画家、主编叶浅予还给他写了一封热情洋溢的回信,这一意外的收获,成为他日后投身艺术的重要因素。1932年3月,年仅19岁的他独自一人从香港来到上海,开始他的艺术追求。然而,由于父亲黄冷观的关系,他来上海不久,没有进入文艺圈,而成为了当时上海市市长吴铁城办公室的工作人员、上海市政府机要室科员。此后,吴铁城担任国民党中央秘书长,他被委任为中央秘书长办公室总干事。尽管如此,由于对艺术的热爱,他真正的志向仍然是对艺术义无反顾地投入。他的艺术才华、学识、社会活动能力很快被上海美术界特别是漫画界人士所赏识。抗战时期,他在重庆参加由夏衍、潘汉年、丁聪、吴祖光、叶浅予等文化界人士自由组合而成的“二流堂”。 When he was in Hong Kong for junior high, he was also fortunate to present his comic book titled “The Enchanted Man,” which was published in the Shanghai comic book published in Shanghai at the time. The well-known painter and editor-in-chief Ye Xiaoyu wrote a warm letter to him and this unexpected gain has become an important factor in his future involvement in the arts. March 1932, only 19 years old, he came to Shanghai from Hong Kong alone, began his artistic pursuit. However, due to his father’s relationship with Huang Lenglan, he soon came to Shanghai and did not enter the cultural circle. He became the staff member of Shanghai Mayor Wu Tiecheng’s office and the chief clerk of Shanghai Municipal Government. Since then, Wu Tiecheng served as the central secretary of the KMT, he was appointed director of the Central Office of the Secretary-General. However, due to his love of art, his real aspiration is still to devote himself to art. His artistic talent, knowledge and ability to social activities were soon appreciated by the Shanghai art community, especially the comics community. During the war of resistance against Japan, he participated in the “Second Stream Hall” which was freely composed by cultural circles such as Xia Yan, Pan Hannian, Ding Cong, Wu Zu Guang, Ye Qian Yu in Chongqing.