On the Art of the Improvement in Mao Zedong Poems
Yang Jing-chun
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Yang Jing-chun
Abstract
Mao Zedong always modified and polished his poems for many times, weighing every word and paying much attention to vividness, imagination and feelings in order to make his expressions more suggestive. Furthermore, the revised poems carry more uncommon interest and spirit, extraordinary magnanimity and broad mind, on account of an interesting new approach and high aspirations. At last, the poems create a taste of poetic beauty and more artistic atmosphere.
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Mao Zedong always modified and polished his poems for many times, weighing every word and paying much attention to vividness, imagination and feelings in order to make his expressions more suggestive. Furthermore, the revised poems carry more uncommon interest and spirit, extraordinary magnanimity and broad mind, on account of an interesting new approach and high aspirations. At last, the poems create a taste of poetic beauty and more artistic atmosphere.
Key concepts: Poetry, Feeling, Taste, Atmosphere (unit), Aesthetics, Beauty, Literature, Art