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1. Yuan Ying, formerly known as Tian Zhongluo, was born in Huai'an County, Jiangsu Province in 1924. In the mid-40s, he began to create literature, and his prose was the most influential.

2. He finished middle school and university in Shanghai, worked as a middle school teacher for a time, and engaged in journalism for a long time. At the end of 1945, he joined the Shanghai "World Morning Post", in 1947 he was a supplement to the Shanghai "United Evening News", and at the end of the same year, he served as a special reporter for the Shanghai "Xinmin Daily", during which he wrote a lot of essays, essays, **, and poetry. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a reporter for "Liberation", and in 1952, he was transferred to Beijing "People's **", and served as the deputy director and director of the Ministry of Literature and Art, and served as the first of the Chinese Writers Association.

The third and fourth directors and the fourth presidium members. So far, he has published more than 40 collections of literary creations and essays, and his prose collections and children's literature works have won many national awards for outstanding literature.

3. Published essay collections include "The First Spark", "North and South of the Red River", "The Tenth Spring", "Sail", "Joys and Sorrows", "The End of the World", "Run", "Jinghua Sketches" and "Selected Prose of Yuan Ying". Yuan Ying's prose has a wide range of themes, emotional agitation, and profound thoughts, and the people, events, scenes, and objects described in his works all reflect the human feelings of society and beat the pulse of the times. In terms of art, his prose is deeply embedded in the elements of poetry, with the poetry of the noisy couplet, the artistic conception of the poem, and the language of the poem, which is full of poetic feelings.

"Poplar", "Xinxin", "New Generation", "Liansheng", "World Morning Post", "Lianhe Evening News", "Liberation**", "People**", "Prose World", "The First Spark", "North and South of the Red River", "Sail", "The Tenth Spring", "Jianghu Collection", "Garland", "Tintin Travels in Beijing", "When the Bonfire Burns", "Poems Sent to the Toms River", "Uncle Hu Greetings to You", "Sing Beijing", "Reportage", The Star of 21st Century Literature Series, the Compendium of Chinese Twentieth Century Prose (8 volumes), and the New Literature Series (1949-1976) Prose Volume, among which "Poplar" was selected as a text in the second volume of the fifth grade of primary school.

Yuan Ying's other works include Race with the Sun, "Poplar", "Xinxin", "New Generation", "Liansheng", "World Morning News", "Lianhe Evening News", "Liberation**", "People**", "Prose World", "The First Spark", "Red River and North North", "Sail", "The Tenth Spring", "Jianghu Collection", "Garland", "Ding Ding's Journey to Beijing", "When the Bonfire Burns", "Poems Sent to the Toms River", "Uncle Hu Greetings You", "Sing Beijing", "Reportage" , "Twenty-first Century Literary Star Series", "Chinese Twentieth Century Prose Compendium" (eight volumes), "New Literature Series (1949-1976) Prose Volume", including "Poplar".

Yuan Ying, formerly known as Tian Zhongluo, born in 1924, Cong Zhao, a native of Huai'an County, Jiangsu, began his literary creation in the mid-40s, and his prose had the greatest influence.

Yuan Ying's published works and prose collections include "The First Spark", "Red River North and South", "The Tenth Spring", "Sail", "Joys and Sorrows", "Infiltrating the World", "Run", "Jinghua Sketches", "Selected Essays of Yuan Ying", etc.; The travelogue includes "Ding Ding's Travels in Beijing"; Poetry collections include "When the Bonfire Burns" and "Poems Sent to the Toms River"; The collection of children's songs includes "Sing a Sing Beijing" Qingling.