宋鬱文（1917年—1985年8月10日），名湘，廣東鶴山人，1917年生於廣州。1933年入廣州《共和報》，歷任校對、採訪、編輯等職。1937年抗日戰爭爆發，佢兼主編《鐵血畫報》，又參加第四戰區政治部攝影大隊。後兼《大公報》廣州分館記者。1938年10月，轉任香港《大公報》戰地記者。旋返粵北曲江，歷任《大光報》編輯、採訪主任、編輯主任、總編輯各職，並創辦《風采樓》小報。1941年任《大光報》粵南版副主任兼總經理，又創辦《立言報》，後升總編輯，先後兼辦《西南日報》、《前鋒報》。抗戰勝利後，兼辦《天行報》、《原子能》雜誌。1949年10月，任《星暹日報》、《星泰晚報》編輯。1952年任香港《成報》編輯兼主筆，後先後兼珠海書院編輯學教授、樹仁學院文科教授、信義宗書院新聞系主任、香港中文大學校外進修部新聞標題學講師、香港大學校外課程部新聞文憑班講師。1966年10月，任中華學術院詩學研究所委員。1969年任香港電臺《咬文嚼字》節目主持人。1978年10月，任《名流》月刊總編輯。1985年8月10號病逝，終年68歲。著有《三國雜談》、《杜甫詩話》、《唐詩戲講》、《俗語拾趣》、《廣州常用語僻字》等。
Song Yuwen (1917-August 10, 1985), known as Hunan and a native of Heshan, Guangdong, was born in Guangzhou in 1917. In 1933, he joined the "Republic Daily" in Guangzhou and successively served as proofreader, interviewer, editor and so on. When the Anti-Japanese War broke out in 1937, he also edited the "Iron Blood Pictorial" and participated in the photography brigade of the Political Department of the Fourth War Zone. Later, he was also a reporter of the Guangzhou branch of Ta Kung Pao. In October 1938, he was transferred to Hong Kong's "Ta Kung Pao" war correspondent. After returning to Qujiang in northern Guangdong, he successively served as editor, interview director, editorial director, and editor-in-chief of "Daguang Daily", and founded the "Style Building" tabloid. In 1941, he served as the deputy director and general manager of the southern Guangdong edition of Daguang Daily, and founded Liyan Daily, and later became editor-in-chief, and successively ran Southwest Daily and Qianfeng Daily. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he also ran the magazines "Tianxing Daily" and "Atomic Energy". In October 1949, he served as the editor of "Xingxian Daily" and "Xingtai Evening News". In 1952, he became the editor and chief writer of Sing Pao in Hong Kong, and later served as Professor of Editing at Chu Hai College, Professor of Arts at Shue Yan College, Head of the Department of Journalism at Lutheran Sect College, Lecturer in Journalism Headlines at the Extramural Study Department of the University of Chinese Hong Kong, and Lecturer in the Diploma in Journalism at the Extramural Studies Department of the University of Hong Kong. In October 1966, he was appointed as a member of the Institute of Poetics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. In 1969, he served as the host of Radio Television Hong Kong's "Bite the Text" program. In October 1978, he was appointed editor-in-chief of the monthly magazine "Celebrity". He died on August 10, 1985 at the age of 68. He is the author of "Miscellaneous Conversations of the Three Kingdoms", "Du Fu's Poems", "Tang Poetry Jokes", "Vulgar Sayings", "Commonly Used Words in Guangzhou", etc.