Rongzi is the highest achievement among these female poets. Her real name is Wang Rongzhi. She was born in May 1928 in Jiangsu Province. She grew up in a family of three generations of Christians. After graduating from the High School Attached to Jinling Women's University, she passed the Forestry Department of Agricultural College and went to Taiwan Province after only one year. She was the first poetess to publish her poems in Taiwan Province. Her Collection of Bluebirds was published in 1953. She is also the most published poetess in Taiwan Province. Her published poetry collections include: South in July, Copy of Rongzi's Poems, Fairy Tale City, Children's Poetry Collection, Sun and Moon Collection (with Rohm), Suite of Vanessa, Morning of Flute and Clarinet, Birds of Paradise, Selected Works of Rongzi, Snow is My Childhood, etc. Rongzi is the backbone poet of "Blue Star Poetry Society". After the disintegration of Blue Star, Rongzi and her husband Rohm kept Blue Star alive in their lamp house for a long time. Rongzi likes the poems of Tagore and Bing Xin very much, and is called "Bing Xin Second". Rongzi's poems are also influenced by religion. In her early years, she worked as an accordion player in a Christian choir and read many Hebrew poems, especially the influence of Hebrew elegant music on her, which almost became a way of breeding her poems. Until now, the gestation and germination of Rongzi's poems are often caused by a melody of music. She said: "Sometimes, in order to express a kind of emotional turmoil, a harmonious melody will first ring in my heart, which will develop into a poem." Because Rongzi's poems are often nurtured by music, her poems are very musical and rhythmic. Also, because of the internal movement of the rhythm and melody of music, it needs a quiet external environment. Rongzi especially likes the image of Jing Ya. Such as "Umbrella": "The bird's wings are connected at first, and the bat's arc-shaped wings are connected into an impeccable circle", in which the sense of rhythm and melody is very clear. Rongzi's poems have a melancholy charm of China's classical beauty. For example, A Violet and Classical Leave Me are excellent examples. Another feature of Rongzi's poems is kindness, elegance and conciseness, such as Laughter and Nostalgia in Late Autumn. When people read the poem "Every time the west wind passes/it always hurts the strings of my homesickness", they can't help but hit the reader's heart silently and violently like an electric current. As a generation of poets who opened up the virgin land of Taiwan Province's female poetry, Rongzi contributed a lot.