On this day, 115 years ago, on December 8, 1910 (November 7, 1910, the 1910 lunar calendar), Bian Zhilin, the author of "Broken Chapter", was born. You stand on the bridge and watch the scenery, and the scenery watchers look at you upstairs. The bright moon decorates your windows, and you decorate other people's dreams. -- Bian Zhilin's "Broken Chapter" In this country that loves people and stars, in this era where nostalgia fills imagination and appreciation, people are waiting for a landscape to be rediscovered. After all, the only poets who had personally participated in the New Culture Movement are he and Zang Ke's family left. However, before the celebration arrived, the "scenery" suddenly left in an elegant manner. Bian Zhilin's "Broken Chapter" was born on December 8, 1910 in Haimen, Jiangsu Province. He graduated from the English Department of Peking University in Peking in 1933 and studied under Xu Zhimo during his studies. Pen name Ji Ling. During her studies, Bian Zhilin studied under Xu Zhimo and was deeply appreciated by Xu. Xu not only published Bian's poems in the "Poetry Magazine" edited by him, but also asked Mr. Shen Congwen to write an inscription and compile a book for Bian Zhilin named "Wu Ya Ji". The collection of poems was scheduled to be submitted to Xinyue Bookstore for publication (it was not published after Xu died in the air crash in 1931). Because of this experience, Bian Zhilin is recognized as a representative poet of the New Moon School, an important poetry school in the New Culture Movement. In addition, during this period, Bian Zhilin, He Qifang and Li Guangtian also jointly published a collection of poems called "Hanyuan Collection", so they were collectively called the Three Poets of Hanyuan. Later, Bian Zhilin also served as a professor of the Western Languages Department of Peking University (1949-1952), a researcher at the Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, vice president of the China Shakespeare Research Society, and director of the China Writers Association. She was a famous translator of Shakespeare and English poetry in China. His main works: "Han Garden Collection","The Chronicle of Carving Insects","Ten Years of Poetry Curricula","People and Poetry: Recalling the Past and Talking about New Mountains, Mountains and Waters","Fragments of Novels","Tragedies of Shakespeare","Four Tragedies of Shakespeare", Selected British Poems ", etc.