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Dai Wangshu's Poetry Collection
This book is a growth book for teenagers and is a collection of personal works. This book selects articles suitable for teenagers to read from Dai Wangshu's classic works and collects them into a volume. By reading this book, readers can truly feel the charm of the famous masters, understand the rich philosophies of life, and appreciate the colorful world and life in the eyes of the famous masters.
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Dai Wangshu's Poems and Essays
This book collects Dai Wangshu's most representative poetry, literary theory and prose works, covering all aspects of his thoughts, theories and creative process. The enthusiasm, introversion and emotional loss in Dai Wangshu's character made the young Dai Wangshu confine his poems to the sentimental world in his heart, immersing himself in low emotions and words. His poems of this period are like melancholy evening stars, sad and gloomy. After the Anti-Japanese War began, he actively stepped ou
—Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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Yuxiang
Dai Wangshu, a native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, is a famous modern Chinese poet. In 1925, he entered Shanghai Aurora University to study French and began to be influenced by the French Symbolists. In 1926, he joined the Communist Youth League. After 1928, he became one of the authors of Shuimo Society and the subsequent "Modern" magazine, composing modernist poetry. In 1932, he studied in France and Spain. In 1938, he went to Hong Kong and edited the supplement of "Sing Tao Daily". At the end of 19
—Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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Wanderer's Night Song
"The Wanderer's Night Song" contains Dai Wangshu's poems and representative prose of different styles in various periods. Dai Wangshu's early poems were sad and mournful, with hazy and implicit imagery, expressing feelings of loneliness, melancholy and confusion; his later poems expressed strong patriotic enthusiasm and yearning for a better future, with his poetic style becoming vigorous and mellow, and his language concise and simple. His prose is fresh, meaningful, meaningful, and also has a
—Reads9.6Score—Shelves