Mu Dan (19 18- 1977), formerly known as Cha and formerly known as Liang Zhen, was originally from Yuanhua Town, Haining City, Zhejiang Province, and was originally from Tianjin. Modernist poet and translator. In the 1940s, Mu Dan published Expedition, Mu Dan's Poems (1939 ~ 1945) and Qi, which combined western European modernism with China's poetic tradition. His poetic style is full of symbolic meaning and spiritual speculation, and he is the representative poet of the "Nine Leaves Poetry School".
The Basic Elements of Mu Dan's Artistic Innovation in Poetry
First of all, he created a unique "beauty of tension" from the experience of "rich and rich pain" and "incomplete me", and realized the proposition of "dramatization of new poetry" of the Nine Leaves Poetry School.
Secondly, through the personalized way of "body thinking", the intellectual content can be directly transformed into perceptual artistic images, which well embodies the poetic proposition of "the integration of sensibility and intellectuality" of kuya Poetry School.
Thirdly, we can achieve the goal of counteracting traditional poetry by pursuing "non-poetry" and truly express "modern feelings that modern people feel in modern life" with "modern poetry form".