1. Author of Alice in Wonderland: Lewis Carroll, formerly known as Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, a British mathematician, logician, fairy tale writer, pastor, Photographer. He is shy by nature and suffers from a severe stutter, but he has a wide range of interests and is quite accomplished in novels, poetry, logic, and children's photography. He graduated from Oxford University and has been a mathematics lecturer at Christ Church College in Oxford University for a long time. He has published several mathematical works on determinants and parallel principles. During this period, he also wrote many prose and limericks. The famous collection of poems is "Snark Hunt" (1876), in which the new word "Snark" was included in the English dictionary.

2. The fairy tales "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" (1865) and "Alice's Journey Through the Looking Glass" (1871) are his representative works. Through illusory and absurd plots, they depict children's interesting stories. The World also pokes fun at the worldly ways and humanities of British society in the late 19th century. It contains a lot of logic, word games and imitative poetry. Among them, these fairy tale books contain many of the purest philosophies and are widely circulated. One hundred people can see one in the world. Hundreds of Alices. His books have been hugely influential.