On this day, 158 years ago, August 14, 1867 (July 15, 1867 in the lunar calendar), British novelist and playwright Gors Worthy was born. Gors Worthy (1867-1933) was a famous British writer. Born in London on August 14, 1867, he studied law at Oxford University and later gave up practicing law to pursue literary creation. In 1906, Galsworthy completed the novel "The Man of Industry", which was widely praised, and he was recognized as the first-class British writer. Galsworthy is a prolific writer. In his creative career of more than 20 years, he has written a novel and a play almost every year. In 1932, Galsworthy received the Nobel Prize in Literature "for the remarkable art he described-an art that peaked in The Forsyte Family." Important works include: The trilogy of the novel "Forsyte Family"(Consisting of "The Man with Industry" 1906,"Riding the Tiger" 1920 and "Rental" 1921), trilogy "Modern Comedy"(Consisting of "The White Ape" 1926,"Silver Spoon" 1926 and "Song of the Swan" 1928), the trilogy "Epilogue"(consisting of "The Servant" 1931,"Blooming Wilderness" 1932 and "Beyond the River" 1933), as well as the scripts "Silver Box"(1936),"Struggle"(1909),"Mass"(1914) and "Escape"(1926).