Fei Ming (Feng Wenbing)

Fei Ming (1901–1967), originally named Feng Wenbing, was a native of Huangmei, Hubei, and a modern Chinese writer, poet and scholar, regarded as a representative figure of the Beijing School of literature. His fiction is known for its poetic, essay-like style, with representative works including Bamboo Grove Stories, Peach Orchard, Jujubes, Bridge and The Story of Mr. Moshu. He long engaged in teaching and research, having taught at Peking University and Jilin University and served as vice chairman of the Jilin Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles. This library holds 23 of his works, covering classics, literary appreciation, social fiction, classical literature, classical poetry and modern poetry, showing that beyond creative writing he also left lecture manuscripts on classical literature and new poetry.