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Aesthetic Thought on the Misery Image in Ai Qing's Early Poems

Yan Yun-gui

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In early poems of Ai Qing's,the image of misery is the main mode to reflect the society and to express emotion,and it demonstrates the aesthetic fascination:the image of misery shines upon the essence of social life,catalyzes the grand emotion and makes people abandon the evil.Anyway,the image of misery is the unification of the true,the good and the beauty.

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In early poems of Ai Qing's,the image of misery is the main mode to reflect the society and to express emotion,and it demonstrates the aesthetic fascination:the image of misery shines upon the essence of social life,catalyzes the grand emotion and makes people abandon the evil.Anyway,the image of misery is the unification of the true,the good and the beauty.

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In early poems of Ai Qing's,the image of misery is the main mode to reflect the society and to express emotion,and it demonstrates the aesthetic fascination:the image of misery shines upon the essence of social life,catalyzes the grand emotion and makes people abandon the evil.Anyway,the image of misery is the unification of the true,the good and the beauty.

Key concepts: Poetry, Beauty, Unification, Aesthetics, Mode (computer interface), Art, Literature, Philosophy

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