Cao Yu (1910 - 1993) was a Chinese dramatist, drama director and performance artist. His works mainly consisted of plays and was known as the "Father of Chinese Drama". The following are some of Cao Yu's famous works and their introductions: <<Thunderstorm>>: This work is one of Cao Yu's representative works. It tells the story of a family's marriage and family conflicts. It is known as the "national classic" of Chinese drama. 2 sunrise: This work tells the story of a rural woman pursuing freedom and love in a Japanese building. It is another representative work of Cao Yu. "Wilderness": This work tells the love story between a young woman and a man of low social status. It is one of Cao Yu's representative works. 4. Teahouse: This work tells the story of the teahouse in Beijing, showing the social class and the lifestyle of the people in the teahouse at that time. 5. Spring Silkworm: This work tells the story of a female silkworm farmer trying her best to survive in a difficult situation. It is one of Cao Yu's representative works. "Ten Thousand Lights": This work tells the life of a group of ordinary people in troubled times. It is one of Cao Yu's representative works. The above works show that Cao Yu's excellent creative level and unique artistic style have had a profound impact on the development of Chinese drama.