Understanding the Two Collections of Gao Changhong's Poems
Shi Xin-ze
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Shi Xin-ze
Abstract
Once an influential poet, Gao Changhong has been neglected and forgotten for years. A critical reading of the two collections of his poems written in the 20s not only provides a good insight into his pursuit of self-identity and his spiritual world, but also throws light on the gains and losses in his poetry creation. A good understanding of his poems helps to place the poet in the right position he deserves in literary history.
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Once an influential poet, Gao Changhong has been neglected and forgotten for years. A critical reading of the two collections of his poems written in the 20s not only provides a good insight into his pursuit of self-identity and his spiritual world, but also throws light on the gains and losses in his poetry creation. A good understanding of his poems helps to place the poet in the right position he deserves in literary history.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Reading (process), Identity (music), History of literature, Position (finance), History, Art