Mikhail mikhailovich Prishwin was born in 1973 and died in 1954. In middle school, he was expelled for his freedom of thought. He went to college and was arrested for joining a Marxist group. 1902 graduated from Leipzig University in Germany and returned to China as an agronomist. Later, he engaged in geographical investigation and became a full member of the Geographical Society. 1907 began to publish features such as "Where Birds Are Not Surprised". Worked as a war correspondent during the First World War. I worked in education after the October Revolution. 1925 published Notes on Wuhou, and 1903 published the novella Ginseng, which became famous in one fell swoop. In addition, he also wrote autobiographical novels, such as The Chain of the Bad Old Man, Selected Diaries and the fairy tale The Sun and the Library.

Prishvan belongs to the older generation of writers in the former Soviet Union. He was influenced by Gorky, but he chose to write about nature instead of following Gorky's footsteps. As early as 1907, he published "Where Birds Are Not Surprised" and "Black Arabia". 1925, "Bielianjie Yongquan" was published and later renamed as "Calendar of Nature". In the early 1930s, he visited the Far East and wrote travel notes. The sika deer selected in this episode is not part of it. On the basis of notes, the author wrote a novella Ginseng, which compiled ginseng, sable, sika deer and blue fox into a collection named Golden Head.