On Dai Wangshu's Poem-Writing Road
Ke Xu
Abstract
Ke Xu
Abstract
Dai Wangshu was a poet of the modern school. His poem - writing road was one full of twists and turns. It was a road from singing for himself to crying out for people. His Inscription on the Wall in Prison and I Use My Disabled Palm were the products of combining realistic writing with symbolic writing. His The Lanes in the Rain reflected the writing style of artistic symbolism. The image was full of obscure beauty, which made Mr. Dai one of the outstanding poets in the modern Chinese poetry history.
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Dai Wangshu was a poet of the modern school. His poem - writing road was one full of twists and turns. It was a road from singing for himself to crying out for people. His Inscription on the Wall in Prison and I Use My Disabled Palm were the products of combining realistic writing with symbolic writing. His The Lanes in the Rain reflected the writing style of artistic symbolism. The image was full of obscure beauty, which made Mr. Dai one of the outstanding poets in the modern Chinese poetry history.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Style (visual arts), Singing, Art, Beauty, Writing style, Visual arts