In terms of poetry, St. Denis Garnaud (19 12- 1943), Alain Grandbois (1900- 1974) and Lena Lagnel (1974) are important poets. They are called the four great contemporary poets in Canada. Glenboys has visited China many times, and his first book of poetry, The Book of Hankou (1934), was published in Hankou, China. The collection of poems Night Island (1944) describes his roaming and exploration on the road of life. Kano is good at writing free verse with symbolism, and his writing style is concise. The poetesss Lagnel and Ebbell's poems are short and pithy, sometimes difficult, sometimes concise and thorough. Although their styles are different, they all overcome the tendency to follow the French literary world and have national characteristics. Their poems are full of resentment and loneliness of being abandoned by their relatives and living alone on an isolated island, with depressed emotions and dim colors.