Yu Dafu (1895- 1945), formerly known as Yu Wen, was born in Fuyang, Zhejiang. 19 13 went to study in Japan, 192 1 participated in the establishment of the creative society, 1922 graduated from the Department of Economics of Imperial University of Tokyo. After returning to China, he participated in editing the quarterly magazine Creation and the weekly magazine Creation. Since 1923, he has taught in Peking University and Wuchang Teachers College successively. 1930 initiated and joined the China Freedom Movement League and the Chinese Left-wing Writers League. At the beginning of 1933, it joined the China League for the Protection of Civil Rights. /kloc-at the end of 0/938, he went to Singapore to engage in newspaper editing and anti-Japanese and national salvation work. 1942 went into exile in Sumatra, 1945 was secretly killed by Japanese gendarmes after Japan surrendered. From 65438 to 0952, the Central People's Government regarded it as a "martyr who died for national liberation". Yu Dafu has a unique creative style and outstanding achievements, especially novels and essays. His representative works include Sinking, Quarrying Alum, A Night's Intoxicated Spring Breeze, Bo Dian, Chi Guihua, LostSheep, She is a Weak Woman, Run, etc.