Zhou Wenzhi (? -1334) was a literary figure of the Yuan Dynasty. Zi Zhongbin, born in Jiande (now part of Zhejiang), later lived in Hangzhou. Having been friends with Zhong Sicheng for more than 20 years, the two were deeply in love and inseparable. Therefore, the “Record of Ghosts” has a detailed record of him: “He had a clear appearance, profound knowledge, skilled craftsmanship, and novel writing style. He came from a Confucian family and served as a road official. He was skilled in painting, music, and harmony. He was known for his chivalrous nature, good at respecting guests, good at painting, and harmonious music. There are now four known types of mixed plays. Only” Su Wu Returns Home “(also known as” Su Wu Returns to the Court “) has residual music. There are forty-three small songs and five sets of scattered songs, many of which are about romantic love between men and women.
周文质（？－1334），元代文学家。字仲彬，建德（今属浙江）人，后居杭州。与钟嗣成相交二十余年，两人情深意笃，形影不离，故《录鬼簿》对他有详细的记载：“体貌清癯，学问渊博，资性工巧，文笔新奇。家世儒业，俯就路吏。善丹青，能歌舞，明曲调，谐音律。性尚豪侠，好事敬客善绘画，谐音律。所作杂剧今知有四种。现仅《苏武还乡》（或称《苏武还朝》）存有残曲。散曲存有小令四十三首，套数五套，多男女相思之作。
周文质·《落梅风·无题》
新秋夜，
微醉时，
月明中倚阑独自。
吟成几联断肠诗，
说不尽满怀心事。
Untitled to the tune of Plum-Whipping Wind
Zhou Wenzhi
At a fresh autumn night,
With an intoxication slight,
I recline against the balustrade alone in the moonlight,
Chanting a few lines that heart breakingly blight,
Yet they are not enough to vent my spite.
（辜正坤 译）
