Chen Rende, pen name Yu Ting. Classical poets and modern writers. Director of Chinese Poetry Society, Vice President of Chongqing Poetry Society, famous poet and couplets scientist.

14 years old, in the first grade of junior high school, was forced to drop out of school at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, unwilling to sink, which made him insist on self-study and start literary creation under extremely difficult conditions. After graduating from Sichuan University, he was a "towering tree" that grew out of a crack in the stone. Wan Longsheng, a famous poet, once commented that Chen Rende's articles and poems are all based on feelings, advocating nature and not carving; Seek truth from facts and don't like exaggeration. This excellent writing style is the result of his years of hard work at his desk. Chen Rende's representative works include "Girl Manerba Singing Bamboo Branches", "Walking on the Avenue" and "Zhongzhou Fu". Among them, "Mamba Girl Singing Bamboo Branches" was selected as the fifth volume of "New Chinese Reader Junior High School Volume". His major works include Chen Rende's Poems and Notes, Yun Qi and Xuan Yin Draft, My Motherland and My Land, and Chen Rende's Literary Stories, including six volumes: Exploring Art, Native Land, Family, Documentary, Singing and Crying, and Essays.

At present, Chen Rende is the director of Chinese Poetry Society, the vice president of Chongqing Poetry Society and the vice president of Chongqing Couplet Society. He has served as reporter, editor and editor-in-chief of Three Gorges Metropolis Daily, Chongqing Business Daily and Chongqing Youth Daily, and Dr. Gan.