Yuwen Suoan, also known as Stephen? Owen. 1946 was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and grew up in a small town in the southern United States. 1959 moved to Baltimore. I was addicted to poetry reading in the Baltimore Public Library and came into contact with China's poetry for the first time. Although it was only a Chinese translation, he soon decided to fall in love with him, which is still the case today. 1972 received his Ph.D. in East Asian Department of Yale University, and then taught at Yale University. Twenty years later, I applied to Harvard and taught in the Department of East Asia and the Department of Comparative Literature. Now I'm James? Bryant? Special Professor Conand. There are several books and many papers. He is also a person who likes alcohol, tobacco and poetry. Jane doesn't stick to form, she likes harmony. China's poem, which claims that his father is worried about his career, can't make a living, and then he can stand on his own feet. This is a lucky thing.