2002Journal of Tianjin Adult Higher LearningRequires access

Dai Wangshu's Poem Art

Yan Shao-hua

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In 1930s, Dai Wangshu was a famous Chinese poet of modern style. He regarded to express his inner word in his creations. He adopted some rhetorical techniques, such as symbol, and combined the techniques of western modern poetry with the portrayed situation of Chinese traditional poetry well. With continuing advance, he formed the characteristic art style of himself.

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In 1930s, Dai Wangshu was a famous Chinese poet of modern style. He regarded to express his inner word in his creations. He adopted some rhetorical techniques, such as symbol, and combined the techniques of western modern poetry with the portrayed situation of Chinese traditional poetry well. With continuing advance, he formed the characteristic art style of himself.

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In 1930s, Dai Wangshu was a famous Chinese poet of modern style. He regarded to express his inner word in his creations. He adopted some rhetorical techniques, such as symbol, and combined the techniques of western modern poetry with the portrayed situation of Chinese traditional poetry well. With continuing advance, he formed the characteristic art style of himself.

Key concepts: Poetry, Style (visual arts), Symbol (formal), Literature, Rhetorical question, Art, Linguistics, Philosophy

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