by Uncle

Born in the cultural ancient city of Beijing, a family of sculptors and book-painters, Zhang was born to his father's fourth lady, four sisters, ranked third, ranked tenth in the home. The splendid culture and environment of the ancient city inspired her talent, influenced her hobbies and life.

When she was studying at Tianjin's First Women's Teacher's School, her writing talent was like the first out-of-the-water Furun, a superhero, and her compositions were often published in school newspapers. In 1919, the "Five-Four" movement broke out, Tianjin established the "Tianjin Patriotic Comrades", published by the "New Literature" weekly edited by Liu Xiaoping and Chiang Yun, and she was also influenced. In 1922, at the age of twenty-two, she was admitted to the Yanjin University Prefecture, had been with her upcoming graduate colleagues for a year, and the following year she ascended to the undergraduate department of foreign literature, taught English, French and Japanese, and listened to

Although she loves painting, "literature" is like a magnetic giant hand, holding her firmly, "writing" is the goal of her passion. When the new poems of Huang, Guo Fu, Ice Heart and others with their respective unique style, her creative desire is like a basin of fire just burning, burning more and more. So in 1924, at the university, while painting, she began to write with white words as a text. On January 13, in the sub-publishment of the Morning Post, she published a short novel in the name of Reddon as a poet, "The daughter's body is too terrible", and then published "Capitalist's Christmas" and "Ham Street in the Mist" and so on.

major works

In addition to the short novel collection ¡°Flower Temple¡±, ¡°Women¡±, ¡°Children¡± and prose collection ¡°Love Mountain Dream¡± (1960, Singapore Starland World Book Bureau Limited), there are also short novel self-selected collection ¡°Love Moon¡± (1960, Starland World Book Bureau Limited) and Hong Kong Literature Research Agency published ¡°Love Moon Collection¡± (1979), ¡°Love Mountain Dream Collection¡± (1984; Taipei Hong Kong Bookstore), ¡°Love Moon Book Collection¡± (Beijing, People¡¯s Literature Publishing Company), ¡°Love Moon Prose Collection¡± (1986; People¡¯s Literature Publishing Company), twelve solo plays, English books ¡°Love Songs¡± (from Fu Feng Ming translated into Chinese, and ¡°Rhythm¡± in 1994, Chinese Chinese People¡¯s Publishing Company) and a few prose books