Tian Han (1889- 1968) is a famous playwright whose real name is Shou Chang and his pen name is Jesuli Chen. Graduated from Tokyo Normal University, Japan. After returning to China, he organized a creative society with Guo Moruo and others, founded drama groups such as the South China Drama Society, and created excellent one-act dramas such as Night in a Cafe. 1930 joined the "Left-wing Alliance" and organized the League of Left-wing Dramatists as its chairman. 1932 joined China. Collaborate with Nie Er to create March of the Volunteers. During the Anti-Japanese War, he organized anti-Japanese drama movements in Changsha and Guilin, and edited New Changsha Daily, Anti-Japanese Drama and other publications. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as director of the Arts Bureau of the Ministry of Culture and vice chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and was persecuted to death during the Cultural Revolution. Collected Works of Tian Han 16 Volume. Fu Jiafen's poem "Tian Han's Former Residence in Orchard";

Eight years of bloody battles have aroused people's thunder, drums and talents.

The great wall of flesh and blood heard the roar, and it was not just the Chu people who died in Qin.

1 1 years old, Tian Han went to Changsha Xuansheng School and School to study. At this time, he became fascinated with xiang opera and Peking Opera. On the eve of the Revolution of 1911, he and his three schoolmates changed their names to apply for the preparatory course of middle school, and their names were combined as "Hero Huai Han" and named Tian Han. In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), he was admitted to Changsha Normal University, and was deeply influenced by President Xu Teli in studying and visiting people. Tian Han is very talented, but quite naughty. On one occasion, he and several classmates wrote some doggerels and posted them on the glass window of the study room, named "Window Newspaper". Among them, there are sentences such as "Terry's blood splashes" and "Huangzhucun chickens and dogs", which are embedded in the names of teachers such as Xu Teli, Long and Huangzhucun. Afterwards, Mr. Shou and Mr. Huang were very angry and asked the headmaster to reprimand the students severely. On the one hand, Xu Teli educated Tian Han and others to respect teachers, on the other hand, he encouraged them to apply their intelligence and writing skills to the right path, and affirmed the form of "window newspaper". Tian Han and others accepted the principal's instructions. As a result, more and more "window newspapers" with progressive ideas and healthy contents appear on the campus of normal universities. Tian Han became interested in drama when he was studying at Changsha Normal University, and was warmly encouraged and helped by Xu Teli. Xu Teli often takes Tian Han to watch the performance of "Civilization Drama" and encourages Tian Han and others to create and rehearse their own dramas. Tian Han 14 years old began to write plays, and the Peking Opera "Protestant Son" adapted from "The Third Mother" was published in Changsha Daily 192 1.

After 1937, Tian Han went to Changsha for many times to participate in the organization of Changsha Anti-Japanese Drama Research Association, published New Changsha Newspaper, and rewritten Liang Hongyu and New Yanmenguan in Changsha, all of which implied the significance of resisting the enemy and saving the country, and played an important role in Changsha's literary and academic activities in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War.