What is Dai Wangshu's artistic concept in the early and late period?

Generally speaking, art advocates the combination of obscurity, melody and fantasy in the early stage.

Pay more attention to the expression of feelings in the later period.

If there are many illusions about life and the country in the early stage, then in the later stage, it is actually more complaints about dissatisfaction and love for the country.

Rain Lane is Dai Wangshu's famous work and early masterpiece, written in the summer of 1927, when the political situation was turbulent. At that time, the whole country was in a state of white terror Because Dai Wangshu participated in progressive activities, he had to take refuge in a friend's house in Songjiang, chewing the disillusionment and pain after the failure of the Great Revolution in loneliness, and his heart was always full of lost emotions and hazy hopes. Poetry reflects the frustration of some young people after the failure of the Great Revolution through the lyrical expression of the alleys in Jiang Nanyu.

Rain Lane creates a lyrical artistic conception with strong symbolic color.

An important feature of art is to express emotions with symbols.

Vague but not obscure, low but not decadent, affectionate but not frivolous, which really captures the subtlety of symbolic poetry art.

When romantic free poetry and "crescent school" tofu dry wind prevailed, Dai Wangshu published "Beautiful Rain Lane", which opened up a new world of musical expression of new poetry.

The dream catcher in the later period wrote the dream that everyone of us yearned for to the extreme, expressing the poet's persistence in the pursuit of ideals and also showing fatigue and aging in the pursuit.

The Dreamcatcher is a vivid portrayal of the poet's inner world and a profound confession of a group spirit and soul. It sings a wonderful song of the dreamer's soul with beautiful symbolic images. This beautiful song tells the true meaning of life: the realization of any beautiful ideal and the success of any cause must pay the hard price that people pursue all their lives; When your dream "blooms beautiful flowers", it is "when you are old".

Dai Wangshu used symbolic methods to express his understanding of the true meaning of life. The symbolic noumenon in the poem is the poet himself, and the symbolic carrier is the "peach beads" spit out by the "golden shell". The poet found the symbol of this ideal, and all the beautiful things that life pursues are embodied in this ideal.

"I Break My Palm" is the work of Dai Wangshu, a poet in Yuxiang, which expresses his feelings for the suffering motherland under the Japanese invaders' bars. The Damaged Palm is both realistic and a portrayal of the poet's unyielding will. On the one hand, poetry describes the darkness of the occupied areas from reality, showing deep concern for the fate of the motherland. On the other hand, the description of the beautiful scenery of the liberated areas is mainly freehand brushwork, and the land symbolizing "eternal China" is deeply praised.

1. Contrast: Emotionally, the first half is negative and indifferent, while the second half is positive and warm. The contrast between the front and back parts is obvious.

2. Expand the content of poetry in imagination. In imagination, the poet's palm touched the vast land. The relatively extensive description of the object is relatively concentrated, so that the clue of "the feeling of the palm" runs through it. So we won't feel confused when reading.

3. Rhyme: This poem has a special rhyme. Sometimes it's four lines and one rhyme, sometimes it's two lines and one rhyme. For example, from the fifth line, the rhyming words are "Xiang-Xiang-Liang", "Gu-Chu", "Cao-Artemisia", "Plant-Water", "Mountain-Dark", "Fu-Chest", "Palm-Hope" and "Living-Country" in turn. This flexible rhyme not only embodies the freedom of modern poetry form, but also makes the whole poem have a relatively coordinated rhythm.