mistake
Author: Zheng Chouyu
I walked through Jiangnan.
The appearance in the season is like the opening and falling of lotus flowers.
If the east wind does not come, catkins will not fly in March.
Your heart is a small lonely city.
Like a bluestone street facing the night.
Footsteps don't ring, and the curtain doesn't open in March.
Your heart is a small closed window.
My hooves were a beautiful mistake.
I'm not returning home, I'm a passer-by.
Cuo is a modern poem written in 1954 by Zheng Chouyu, a contemporary poet in Taiwan Province Province, China. The whole poem takes the image of a small town in the south of the Yangtze River as the center, and writes out people's feelings of missing their wives in the war years, which has profound implications. It is one of the representative works of modern lyric poetry and has been included in teaching materials at home and abroad for many times.
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Creative background:
Zheng Chouyu said that this poem originated from his childhood flying experience. When he was in primary school, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out in an all-round way. After graduating from the Army University, my father was sent to the front line of Hubei Anti-Japanese War and transferred to the troops in Zhang Zizhong, Xiangyang. He followed his mother through various escapes and saw many wounded soldiers along the way.
194865438+In February, he went to a village in the south of the Yangtze River, where he recalled the memory of his childhood escape. He artistically wrote these experiences as "mistakes". The hero of this poem is based on Zheng Chouyu's mother.
References:
Error (Zheng Chouyu) Baidu Encyclopedia