Lumang usually attaches great importance to the construction of grass-roots correspondents, especially to propaganda positions such as wall newspapers, exhibitions, galleries, women's gardens, youth supervision posts and blackboard newspapers. And the use of poetry, folk art, comics and other popular literary forms, vividly publicize the party's principles and policies, eulogize the party and the motherland, and praise the newcomers who have made contributions to the steel industry. He often holds counseling lectures for correspondents and literary backbones, exchanges writing experience with them, and carefully cultivates talents. Under his training, a number of amateur authors emerged, such as "For1.2000 tons of steel" written by young worker Zheng Songnian, which was reprinted and published by Mr. Lu Mang and won the "Ba Jin Special Award". Teacher Lu Mang sorted out my poems published on the blackboard and published a collection of poems, Steel Flowers Bloom Red, in Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. He learned that I was a literate worker in my thirties. Like my father, he taught me how to write poems and compositions, how to summarize real life with materials and ingenious ideas, and how to explore the connotation of works with artistic creation techniques. He also introduced me to the Chinese Writers Association and the Shanghai Writers Association. He also trained a group of excellent correspondents and journalists in Yigang, including Chen Xinhao, a playwright who later became the staff of Shanghai Cultural Palace, Zhou Constitution, deputy editor-in-chief of Xinmin Evening News, and others.
Teacher Lu Mang has been working in Yi Gang for more than three years, working day and night. He and the editors of Wen Wei Po and News Newspaper edited and published A Collection of Steel Flowers by a steel worker, and also created a collection of poems, Sunrise in the East, and a movie script, Tiger Generals in Steel City.