Xu Zhimo's Poems
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The early development of modern Chinese literature laid the foundation in the process of writers absorbing nutrients from foreign literature to nationalize it and inherit national traditions to modernize it. Regarding the issue of how to correctly treat traditional culture and Western foreign culture, they broke the conservative nationalist ideology and carried out effective innovations. They comprehensively introduced and widely absorbed the literary trends and literary schools of various Western historical periods, including various literary forms and expression techniques. At the same time, they also re-evaluated my country's traditional literary heritage. This played an important role in promoting the liberation of thought and art and promoting the modernization of literature, thus forming a prosperous situation of modern literature and promoting the awakening of the general public. It is the sacred duty of writers and readers to take over the ideological torch of Chinese literary writers in the 20th century and realize the Chinese dream of national cultural rejuvenation in the new era. To this end, we started from the three major literary genres of poetry, prose, and novels, and specially edited this set of "Best Works of Famous Chinese Literary Masters", which selected the fine masterpieces of many famous literary masters, which represents the height of Chinese literature in the 20th century and is highly authoritative, readable, and artistic. These famous literary figures are the pioneers of modern Chinese literature in the 20th century and the masters of various literary forms. Their works originate from the era in which they lived and are the epitome of the social life of that era. They contain the writer's own experience and thinking about society and life, influence the development process of society, and have eternal charm. They are the engineers of our soul, can guide our life development, and have a profound enlightening effect on the revitalization of Chinese culture.
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