Higgins (1799- 1837): the greatest poet in Russia, an outstanding representative of romantic literature, the founder of realistic literature and the founder of modern standard Russian. His most important works include the historical drama Boris Godunov (1825), the poetic novel yevgeni onegin, and the collection of Belgin's novels. His lyric poems are rich in content, profound in emotion, flexible in form, exquisite in structure and beautiful in rhythm. His essays and novels have concentrated plots, neat structures and vivid and concise descriptions. His work is "a mirror reflecting Russian society"

Lev tolstoy (1828- 19 10): Russian writer. Born into a noble family, 1844 studied in the Department of Oriental Language and Law of Kazan University, and was influenced by the bourgeois enlightenment, but 1847 dropped out of school and took part in the Crimean War. His major works include War and Peace (1969), Anna karenin (1877) and Resurrection (1899). In his later years, he gave up his aristocratic privileges and property and lived a civilian life.

Vladimir Lenin (1870- 1924) was born in Simbilsk, Russia on April 22nd, 1970. Lenin is his pen name. His works include Critique of Materialism and Experience, Marxism and Revisionism, which helped Marxism get. After the outbreak of World War I, Lenin put forward the slogan of "turning the imperialist war into a civil war" and expounded the theory that socialism can win first in one country or several countries.

Peter Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky (1840- 1893) is the greatest composer in Russian history and a master of Russian folk music and western European classical music. His works include opera yevgeni onegin and the Queen of Spades, ballet Swan Lake and Nutcracker. Symphony No.4, Symphony No.5, Symphony No.6, Symphony No.1 in B flat minor, Violin Concerto in D major, symphony Romeo and Juliet, concert overture 18 12 and so on.