Feng Zhi (1905- 1993), formerly known as Feng Chengzhi, was born in Zhuoxian County, Hebei Province. 192 1 was admitted to Peking University, and after 1923, he began to publish new poems under the influence of the new culture movement. 1927 published the first book of poetry "Song of Yesterday" in April, and 1929 published the second book of poetry "Journey to the North and Others" in August, recording the teaching life in Harbin after graduation from university. From 65438 to 0930, he went to Germany to study, during which he was influenced by the German poet Rilke. Five years later, he received his doctor's degree and returned to Kunming, which was peaceful in wartime, to teach at the National Southwest Associated University as a foreign language professor. 194 1 year, he wrote a group of poems, which were later included as sonnets, which had a great influence. Feng Zhi's novels and essays are also excellent. The representative novels include Cicada and Late Autumn in the 1920s, Zhong Ni's Funeral and works in the 1940s. Prose has a collection of mountains and rivers compiled by 1943. (Author Hui Yu)