Yang Mo (19 14 ~ 1995) is a contemporary female writer. Formerly known as Yang, pen names are Yang and Yang Mo. Originally from Xiangyin, Hunan, he was born in Beijing. From 65438 to 0934, he started literary creation and published works, mostly reflecting War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's essays and short stories. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he went to Jizhong to participate in the guerrilla war led by China's * * * production party, doing women's and propaganda work. 1943 has been the editor and editor-in-chief of the supplement of Dawn and Jinchaji Daily. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a screenwriter of Beijing Film Studio, vice chairman of Beijing Writers Association, director of Chinese Writers Association and member of the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC). Her masterpiece "Song of Youth" is an excellent novel describing the patriotic student movement led by China's * * * production party, which successfully shaped the artistic model of the intellectual youth Lin Daojing. This novel has a profound influence on readers, especially young students. It was adapted into a screenplay by the author and made into a movie of the same name. Yang Mo's works include novella Chronicle of Tang Wei, Selected Short Stories of Red Shandanhua, Selected Prose of Yang Mo, Dawn of the East, Song of Fang Fei, Song of Hua Ying and other long reportage, Diary is not a diary, Confessions-My Diary, and Yang Mo's Works.