Abstract: In recent years, Collection of Poetry of Yu Youren has been published. A handwritten copy of Poetry Drafts from the Hall of Tears and Mockery has also reappeared in public, collected in the archives of the Grand Council of the Taipei Palace Museum. These show that all of Yu Youren’s poems are virtually recovered and have laid a good literature foundation for related research. In fact, there are still a lot of poems scattered in the newspapers and periodicals in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, but almost no one cares. By extensive search and careful collation, we discovered forty-one missing poems of Yu Youren, absent in all collections of his poetry. These poems are sorted in chronological order of creation, with brief notes, explaining the source and writing time, etc. 

Key words: Yu Youren, Peoms, Newspapers and periodicals in the late Qing and Republic of China, Supplement