Wearing a pair of round-rimmed glasses, short hair, and a serious and serious look.
It was a black-and-white photograph she had left behind.
Her life is short and magnificent, like a shooting star, brilliant and grand.
She is Shi Pingmei, a modern and contemporary Chinese writer and revolutionary activist.
Originally known as Rubi, because he admired the beauty of plum blossoms, he took his pen name Shi Pingmei.
The four talented women of the Republic of China, Lü Bicheng, Zhang Ailing, Xiao Hong, and her place.
She has been working tirelessly, working hard, and using her extraordinary literary talent to compose one moving hymn after another.
During her short life, she wrote a large number of poems, essays, travelogues, novels, and especially poetry.
Most of the works are based on the pursuit of love, truth, and desire for freedom.
She was also a member of the revolutionaries, and her boyfriend was one of the leaders of the May Fourth Revolution.
This boyfriend, when talking about one person, can't help but talk about another person.
"I love, I kissed all over your grave and the grass at sunset and dusk; I pray, it is an empty dream, and let me see your soul again."
This is the verse she wrote to her deceased boyfriend.
After her boyfriend became ill with overwork, she was also depressed and died of illness within a few years.
In the end, the two were buried together.
Shi Pingmei's father, Shi Ming, was a man of the late Qing Dynasty; Shi Pingmei was nourished by family learning since childhood and had profound literary skills.
Shi Pingmei also began to publish her content in "Language Silk", "Morning News Supplement", "Literature Magazine", "Literature", as well as "Women's Weekly" and "Rose Weekly" that she and Lu Jingqing co-edited.
Her former home is located in the village of Little River.
A Qing Dynasty residential building, sitting on the east and facing the west, covers an area of about 1,000 square meters and a construction area of about 700 square meters.
It consists of a front yard, a back yard and a side yard. The front yard has inverted seats, illuminated walls and gates;
The courtyard has the main room and the north and south wing rooms;
There are three small two-storey wooden buildings in the courtyard, known as "Qiyun Pavilion", which is the "embroidery building" where Shi Pingmei lives.
Maybe you can still feel the aura of this woman when you come.
And this tragic and beautiful love story.