1. "Zhimo's Poems". "Zhimo's Poems" contains 55 poems, the first one is "This is a Cowardly World" and the last one is "Cambridge".
2. "A Night in Emerald Green". This poem is not like Xu Zhimo's many short lyrical poems, which show its charm with a high degree of artistic cohesion and artistic expression; it uses a delicate style of writing to narrate a complex emotional thought and a free-flowing psychology. The spread of activities is described in many meticulous details.
This may appear messy and fragmented in terms of artistic expression, but it is in line with the complex and changing thoughts of the lyrical protagonist.
3. "Tiger Collection". "The Collection of Tigers" is a book published by Crescent Bookstore in August 1931. The author is Xu Zhimo. The collection of poems contains 34 poems by Xu Zhimo and 7 translated poems.
4. "Wandering in the Clouds Zhimo's Poems". Collects Xu Zhimo's poems from 1922 to 1924, including: The Joy of Snowflakes, Sayang Nara (Gift to a Japanese Girl), Little Sing of Fallen Leaves, For Whom, Who to Ask, This is a Cowardly World, Go, etc. 60 head.
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Xu Zhimo is a writer who was active in the Chinese literary world for a while and had a certain influence. His worldview has no dominant ideology, or it is a super class. The "non-partisan poet". His thoughts, creation appearance, and development trends all show that he is a bourgeois poet. The development and changes of his thoughts and the different situations before and after his creation are related to the social and historical characteristics of that time.
Xu's poems have fresh words, harmonious rhymes, novel metaphors, rich imagination, beautiful artistic conception, elegant thoughts, rich in changes, and pursue the neatness and beauty of the art form, and have a distinct artistic personality. His prose is also of its own style and has achieved as much achievement as poetry. Among them, "Autopsy", "Want to Fly", "The Cambridge I Know", "Gossips about Living in Feilengcui Mountain", etc. are all famous names handed down from generation to generation. articles.