Divine Comedy is a long poem by Italian poet Dante AliGneki Cheri (1265- 132 1). This work was written in 1307 ~ 132 1. Through the dialogue between the author and various famous figures in hell, purgatory and heaven, it reflects the achievements and some major problems in the field of medieval culture, and has the nature of "encyclopedia", from which we can also glimpse the dawn of humanistic thought in the Renaissance. In this epic with more than 14,000 lines, Dante [1] resolutely opposed obscurantism in the Middle Ages, expressed his persistent pursuit of truth, and had a far-reaching influence on the poetry creation of later generations in Europe.