By 杨炯, 卢照邻
卢照邻，字升之，自号幽忧子，汉族，幽州范阳（治今河北省定兴县）人，初唐诗人。其生卒年史无明载，后人有多种说法，有三子，现其后人居住在河北省正定县内。
卢照邻出身望族，曾为王府典签，又出任益州新都（今四川成都附近）尉，在文学上，他与王勃、杨炯、骆宾王以文词齐名，世称“王杨卢骆”，号为“初唐四杰”。有7卷本的《卢升之集》、明张燮辑注的《幽忧子集》存世。
卢照邻尤工诗歌骈文，以歌行体为佳，不少佳句传颂不绝，如“得成比目何辞死，愿作鸳鸯不羡仙”等，更被后人誉为经典。
杨炯（650年－692年），汉族，弘农华阴（今属陕西）人，排行第七，唐朝诗人，初唐四杰之一。显庆六年（公元661年），年仅11岁的杨炯被举为神童，上元三年（676年）应制举及第，授校书郎。后又任崇文馆学士，迁詹事、司直。垂拱元年（685年），降官为梓州司法参军。天授元年（690年），任教于洛阳宫中习艺馆。如意元年（692年）秋后改任盈川县令，吏治以严酷著称，卒于任所。因此后人称他为“杨盈川”。
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There should also have been Don, my Chinese husband of a few months – Captain Cheng Tungyung of the Chinese air force. But he had gone to Canton instead, to see which side was likely to win in this civil war between Communists and Nationalists. D from Oxford; a Chinese Professor of Linguistics; scientists; and a steel specialist from Sheffield who, as an underground Chinese Communist Party member, had come to England, studied and recruited fellow Chinese students. Two weeks earlier I had shuffled up the gang-plank in Hongkong, my head bent low, partially hidden by my bedding roll, in this group of Chinese students.
I was seventeen. I had left the postwar gloom and depression of England and the English half of my family to return to China, which I had not seen since I was six years old. The world was just becoming aware of the advances of the Chinese Red Army. Tientsin, one of China’s main northern ports, had been taken. I had been in Hongkong for several weeks waiting for Tientsin to be ‘liberated’ by the Red Army so that I could smuggle up by sea to join them. Central and South China were still in the hands of the Nationalists, and somewhere in Shanghai lived my Chinese father.
I guessed that the three young men on the boat had tipped off the security guards because they had given me some curious glances. As I was not on their list they were unable to deal with me and had probably passed on the information. ’ the German woman asked, when a little later we sat in the hot dusty office. ’ I asked. I was bouncing one of her three fretting children on my knee singing, ‘Half a pound of tuppenny rye’, and then letting the child slide through my legs on the ‘Pop Goes the Weasel’, and we were smiling at the screams of excited laughter from the child.