1. Feng Zhi (1905-1993), formerly known as Feng Chengzhi, was from Zhuozhou, Zhili. The Feng family was a famous salt merchant in Tianjin. The salt was introduced in Zhuozhou, Zhili. He took refuge in Zhuozhou after the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded China. , so he was born in Zhuozhou. Studied at Beijing No. 4 Middle School.

In 1923, he joined Lin Ruji’s literary group Asakusa. In 1925, he established Shen Zhong Society with Yang Hui, Chen Xianghe, Chen Weimo and others, and published "Shen Zhong" weekly, bimonthly and "Shen Zhong Series". In 1930, he studied in Germany and studied at the University of Berlin and Heidelberg University. In 1935, he received a doctorate in philosophy from Heidelberg University.

2. Lin Huiyin (June 10, 1904 - April 1, 1955), Han nationality, from Min County (Fuzhou), Fujian, was born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. His original name was Lin Huiyin, and his name came from "Poetry Daya Siqi": The great concubine Huiyin is the son of Bai Si. Later, because he was often mistaken for "Lin Huiyin", a male writer at that time, he changed his name to "Huiyin".

The first wife of the architect Liang Sicheng, a famous Chinese architect, poet and writer, one of the designers of the Monument to the People's Heroes and the deepening plan of the National Emblem of the People's Republic of China.

3. Dai Wangshu (November 15, 1905 - February 28, 1950), male, given name Cheng, courtesy name Chao'an, nickname Haishan, from Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Later, he used the pen names Meng Ou, Meng Ou Sheng, Xin Fang, Jiang Si, etc. Chinese modern symbolist poet, translator, etc. He has published three novels in the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School's publications: "Debt", "Art Boy" and "Mother's Love".

4. Bian Zhilin (1910.12.8-2000.12.2), born in Tangjia Town, Haimen, Jiangsu, native of Lishui District, Nanjing City, is a modern and contemporary poet (one of the "Three Han Garden Poets") and literary critic Writer and translator, he once used the pen names Ji Ling, Xue Lin, etc.

During the Anti-Japanese War, he taught in various places and was a student of Xu Zhimo and Hu Shi. He has made great contributions to China’s cultural and educational undertakings. The poem "Fragment of Chapter" is his immortal masterpiece. He is very knowledgeable about Shakespeare, teaches Spanish, and has made important contributions to the modern poetry world.

5. Du Yunxie (1918-2002), whose pen names are Wu Jin and Wu Dahan, was born in Gutian, Fujian, and was born in Perak, Malaysia. He graduated from Southwestern United University. Poet, patriotic returned overseas Chinese, one of the "Nine Leaf School" poets.

While in college, he was drafted into the Flying Tigers and the Chinese Army in India as a translator for more than three years. He has worked in the International Department of Xinhua News Agency since 1951. Du Yunxie's poem "Autumn" was questioned by poetry critics because of its "hazy" character. Later, the word "hazy" gradually evolved into a special term in the history of poetry.

After Du Yunxie's poem "Autumn" was published, some critics said that the poem was hazy and depressing. From then on, "hazy" became a special term in the poetry world, and later evolved into an important poetry genre.