Early Life
Huang was born in Shanhua, Tainan in Taiwan, Empire of Japan in 1936. He graduated in National Taiwan University, and Lee Teng-hui, the later President of Taiwan, was once his instructor during that time. He received his PhD in agriculture in Cornell University, U.S., in 1971. He used to be a professor in National Taiwan University after he went back to Taiwan.
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