Misty poetry was a genre of poetry that originated in China in the 1960s. Its main characteristics were abstract, hazy, and emotional, emphasizing the beauty of form and artistic conception. The representative works of Misty Poetry were: Beijing, Beijing (1968) Crying in the Drizzle (1969) I Love This Land (1972) 4 Regretless Youth (1973) 5 The Shore of the Yellow River (1975) Ballad of Lushan Mountain (1976) 7 Return, Return (1977) On the Field of Hope (1978) 9 Wild Sky and Low Trees (1979) The Ordinary Road (1981) These works are known as the representative works of obscure poetry because of their concise, implicit and profound style.
Jiang He's representative works of obscure poetry included Monument, The Sun and Its Reflection, Start Here, and Star Modifications.
We can draw the following conclusion: the representative works of new poetry include Xu Zhimo's Farewell to Kangqiao, Wen Yiduo's Dead Water, Zhu Xiang's Lotus Picking Song, Hu Shi's Two Butterflies, Wang Guozhen's Love of Life, Su Ting's To The Oak Tree, etc. These works displayed the theme, style, and art of new poetry and were considered classics of new poetry.
Tang poetry is one of the treasures of ancient Chinese literature. The representative figures include Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, etc. Their works include "Going to Wine,""Lushan Ballad,""Night Moored by Niu Zhu Recalling the Past," etc.
Postmodern poetry is an anti-traditional, anti-rational, anti-cultural and anti-narrative form of poetry. 1 Lu Xun's Self-deprecating Poem: This poem expressed Lu Xun's recognition of his post-modern identity and his criticism of himself. 2. Mary Oliver's Blackbird: This poem uses the blackbird as the theme to express the author's pursuit of freedom and independence through irony and metaphor. 3. Two Paths by Robert Frost: Through the dialogue between the two characters, this poem shows the relationship between the characters and the living conditions in the postmodern society. 4. City and Dogs by John Kitts: This poem expressed the author's thoughts and criticism of the modern world by describing the hustle and bustle of the city and the loneliness of dogs. 5 George Orwell's Animal Farm: This poem reveals the confrontation between power and freedom in post-modern society with the theme of class struggle in Animal Farm. These poems all embodied the characteristics and style of postmodern poetry, showing the author's thinking and criticism of modern society.
Nalan Xingde (1655 - 1685) was a writer and poet of the Qing Dynasty. His representative works include: Song of Everlasting Sorrow: It was one of Nalan Xingde's most famous works, depicting the love story between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei. 2."Huanxi Sand": This poem expressed Nalan Xingde's deep feelings about the sorrow of separation and was hailed as the "crown of Nalan's Ci". 3 "Drinking Water Ci": This is an autobiographical poem by Nalan Xingde. It tells the story of his poor family since he was young, but he finally succeeded through hard work. 4. Side Hat: This is another masterpiece of Nalan Xingde, depicting a woman missing her lover from afar. 5. Slow Magnolia: This is Nalan Xingde's last poem, expressing his perception of life and expectations for the future.
Liu Yuxi was a famous writer and politician in the Tang Dynasty. His poems were full of philosophical thinking and emotional expression, leaving behind many famous works. The most famous works include: "Humble Room Inscription": This poem uses Liu Yuxi's own humble room as the theme to express the author's indifferent attitude towards material wealth, fame and fortune, as well as his deep thoughts on the meaning of life through vivid metaphor and image description. "Bamboo Pavilion": This poem is one of Liu Yuxi's representative works. It portrays the scene of him strolling in the bamboo forest, expressing the author's love for nature and his perception of life. " Looking at Dongting Lake ": This poem depicted the beautiful scenery of Dongting Lake and expressed the author's praise for nature and thoughts on life. These are Liu Yuxi's representative works. His other works include "Nostalgia of Mount Xisai","Langtaosha·Beidai River","Collection of Liu Yuxi" and so on.
Liu Yuxi was a famous writer and politician in the Tang Dynasty. His poems covered a wide range of topics and styles, including: "Humble House": This is Liu Yuxi's most famous poem, describing a simple house, but the owner can enjoy himself, reflecting a noble personality and sentiment. " Bamboo Pavilion ": This poem depicted the poet strolling in the bamboo forest, expressing his love for nature and his yearning for a peaceful life. 3." Remembering the Antiquity of Mount Xisai ": This poem expressed the poet's nostalgia for ancient history and his perception of the beauty of nature by describing the historical background and natural scenery of Mount Xisai. 4. Order of Yuan He: This poem uses fresh and concise language to describe the spring scenery and interpersonal relationships, reflecting the poet's love for life and understanding of human nature. These works all had profound thoughts and unique artistic styles, which became the classics of Tang Dynasty literature and had a profound influence on later generations of literature.
Tagore's masterpieces include Gitanjali, The Birds, The New Moon, The Garden, The Last Judgment, etc. These poems all expressed Tagore's thoughts and feelings about life, love, nature, religion and other aspects in the form of poetry, which was regarded as one of the representative works of Indian literature.
There were three schools of contemporary poetry and their representatives: 1. Modern poetry: The representative characters include Eliot, Pierce, Trundstrom and other works, including The Waste Land, The Catcher in the Rye, Nocturne, etc. 2. Imagist poetry: Representative figures include Blake, William Faulkner, and other works, including The Crown of Evil, The Quiet Don, and Gordor. 3. Expressionism poetry: representative figures include Miwash, Haizi, Shu Ting and other works, including Shame, Hiroshima, Shelley and so on. Each of the three schools of poetry had its own unique styles. The modern school emphasized language and form innovation, the imagist school emphasized the excavation of the inner world, and the expressionist school emphasized the expression of emotion and theme.