Wang Guozhen
I walked into life with a smile,
No matter how life rewards me.
Give me an apartment?
I am a happy flowing river.
Call me rough?
I am a mountain. Seriously think!
Reward me with happiness?
I am a swallow flying in the sky.
Repay my misfortune?
I am a strong bamboo, which can stand many trials!
You can't live without laughter,
How lonely the world should be without laughter.
Nothing can change my love of life,
I smile and walk towards a fiery life!
Microscopic appreciation
This poem is lyric, short and pithy. The first sentence first puts forward the "eye" of this poem-the first sentence "Smile to face life" is full of positive tone, which lays a solid emotional tone for the whole poem.
The next two to five sentences begin to discuss how I will smile at life under any circumstances. The dual use of personification and metaphor makes this poem full of colorful, vivid and accurate language, creates a strong lyrical atmosphere, touches the readers' hearts, and makes readers feel the poet's inner trembling through these images with the help of colorful artistic images. The following sentence understands smile and echoes the previous sentence.
This is Wang Guozhen's first influential poem, which was published in Hunan Youth magazine 1984 10 and reprinted in Youth Expo and Youth Digest. Literary editors who first read Wang Guozhen's poems generally rated him as not obscure and obscure, which was completely different from the obscure poetry school that had been popular for a while before. But at that time, no one expected that he could set off a powerful wave in poetry.
Wang Guozhen, a somewhat elegant and handsome young poet, 1990 published his first book of poetry, The Wave of Youth. He replaced the gloomy temperament of 1989 Haizi with the relaxed and simple style of 1990. This also seems to indicate that people are consciously or unconsciously giving up deep thinking and starting to pay attention to how to get rich and how to enjoy the happiness of life.