Introduction to Bai Wei: Bai Wei (1893-1987) was a famous female writer who founded the Left-wing League and was elected as a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference many times. Before the May 4th Movement, he fled to Japan alone because he opposed arranged marriages in feudal families. Later, he studied in Japan and embarked on the path of literature. She wrote a large number of poems, novels, scripts, and essays throughout her life. Her representative works include the drama "Linli", the script "Breaking out of the Ghost Tower", and the novel "Bomb and the Bird". Bai Wei also actively participated in many revolutionary activities, using the power of literature to inspire people and oppose women's oppression. She is a respected female representative.