On this day, 84 years ago, on March 28, 1941 (March 1, 1941 in the lunar calendar), British female writer Woolf threw herself into water. Virginia Woolf On March 28, 1941, British writer Mrs. V. Woolf ended her life in a tragic manner. She threw herself into water, saving her from suffering another cycle of schizophrenia and madness. Despite her sensitive appearance, she wrote clear and insightful articles. Her carefully written novel "To the Lighthouse" has made breakthroughs in both style and theme. Mrs. Woolf was born in 1882 as Adran Virginia Stephen. She married journalist Leonid Woolf. In 1922, Woolf wrote the Impressionist work "Jacob's Room". In this work, his character can be seen in the eyes of people who have equal status with the characters. In 1925, she published "Mrs. Dalloway", using the stream of consciousness writing method; "To the Lighthouse" was published in 1927, exploring art and morality. These two books were widely welcomed.