Lvyuan, formerly known as Liu Renfu. In the gallery of modern and contemporary new poetry in China, there is no doubt that Lvyuan's poetry is an existence that cannot be ignored. /kloc-at the age of 0/7, Luyuan, a newcomer to poetry, sang her own fairy tales and walked in the journey of modern poetry. Whether the early poetry "fairy tale" is vague in sleep, the middle poetry is sad, or the late poetry is gloomy and heavy, Luyuan always adheres to the persistent and unique artistic pursuit. The poet's poetic style has changed several times in his life, and there is always an unavoidable landscape, which is the looming religious color. His representative works include Hate, To Naive Optimists and Poets, Standing in front of Galileo, Another Columbus, Rereading the Bible, Mother Confessing for Her Son-Comfort Her Children and Prayer.