"I Hope" Shu Ting

Answer 1

" I Hope " was a poem by Shu Ting. Shu Ting's original name was Gong Shuting. She was a famous poet in contemporary China and one of the representatives of the Misty Poetry School.

In " I Hope," Shu Ting expressed her expectations for her ideal partner. She hoped that the other party would be like her, with blood in their chests and wounds in their hearts, and would not pursue superficial beauty like a happy moon and a short flute. She yearned for a kind of character that was as poor as tea, but had a fragrance in the bitterness, and was as proud as an orchid. The poem reflected a desire to find like-minded people on the road of life. It emphasized not to take material things as the standard, but to pay more attention to the compatibility of character and soul.

The poem depicted a series of brave and fearless actions, such as daring to wander in the white cemetery in the dark, setting up future stakes in the forest, exploring the distant harbor with the whale, planting pine nuts in the mud, pulling up the morning sun and stepping on flowers to death, etc., expressing the expectation of facing difficulties and growing together in an ideal relationship. At the same time, Shu Ting compared herself to a sesame seed that was blown away from her hometown by the wind, but she firmly believed that there was another sesame seed similar to herself in the wind and rain. Even if she did not know each other, she remained optimistic because everyone was under the same sun, reflecting the optimistic attitude of finding a soul similar in the vast sea of people.

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