On this day, 140 years ago, on September 11, 1885 (August 3, 1885 lunar calendar), British writer Lawrence was born. David Herbert Lawrence, a famous British novelist and poet, was born on September 11, 1885 to a family of coal miners in Nottingham. He worked as a teacher as a young man. Lawrence's writing was deeply influenced by Freud's analysis of management. He published his first important novel, "Son and Lover" in 1913, "The Rainbow" in 1915, "Woman in Love" in 1921, and "Lady Chatterley's Lover" in 1928. The core content of these novels revolves around sexual life. Lawrence regards human sexual intentions as the root cause of all life phenomena. Lawrence also has other novels, such as "Aaron's Staff" (1922), "Kangaroo" (1923), etc., and his poetry collections include "Love Poems and Others" (1913), "Love God" (1916), "Ruyi Flower" (1929), etc. Lawrence's works describe pornography too much, and have been severely criticized and criticized. But he strives to explore the depths of the human soul in his works, and successfully uses touching artistic descriptions. Therefore, his works have been valued by the world literary world from his lifetime until now.