Collected Works of Buning (poetry, Prose, Travel Notes)
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This book contains a total of 140 poems, 18 essays and 6 travel notes. Bunin's poems can be divided into three categories: one is landscape poetry, which sings about the beautiful scenery of Russia's four seasons; the other is sentimental poetry, which expresses philosophical sentiments, has far-reaching imagery, is profound and implicit, and is thought-provoking. One category is love poems, which account for a small proportion of his poetry creation, only dozens of poems. These poems are well-deserved shining pearls in Buning's creation. Buning's prose has always been regarded as a model among his contemporaries. His prose is realistic in detail, rich in rhythm and rhythm, and it never strays away from the flow of human life even when describing nature. He can combine poetry, painting and prose. Reading his prose is like appreciating Russian style paintings. Buning's travel notes mostly write about his experiences and feelings during his travels in foreign countries, and his writing style is beautiful.
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