1, bold and unconstrained: The song of the Six Kingdoms expresses magnificent mountains, rivers and fertile land with bold momentum, expressing love and reverence for the land.
2. Fluency and elegance: The works use fluent and elegant language and rhyming techniques, which make the poetry have a distinct rhythm and read smoothly and naturally.
3. Passion: The song of the six countries is full of passion and lofty sentiments. Through the description of natural landscape and the expression of local feelings, the author's feelings and emotions are expressed.
4. Exaggeration and vividness: He Zhu used exaggeration in Song of Six Kingdoms, which made the image vivid and powerful, and enhanced the appeal and artistic effect of the poem.
5. Strong ethnic flavor: The works reflect the ethnic characteristics of Chinese traditional culture, and blend in the charm and rhythm of Han folk songs, with strong ethnic flavor.
The song "Six Kingdoms" depicts the magnificent mountains and rivers and fertile land of the six countries in China, and expresses the praise of the natural scenery of the motherland and the deep feelings for the land. This poem expresses the author's pride and admiration for the mountains and rivers of the motherland with its bold momentum and smooth and beautiful language. He Zhu conveyed the spirit of national unity, labor creation and common struggle by describing people's life and labor in different States in his poems.
Introduction to He Zhu
He Zhu (19 12 to 1993), formerly known as Huang Zhu, was born in Changshu, Jiangsu, a modern writer, literary critic, poet and translator in China. He Zhu is one of the most influential writers in the history of contemporary literature in China.
He Zhu's literary creation covers novels, essays, poems and other fields. The work has a unique style, which is influenced by traditional culture and blended with modern ideas. The most famous novels of He Zhu are Lotus Lake and How Steel was Tempered. The former shows the truthfulness and tenacity of rural life through the description of rural society during the Anti-Japanese War, while the latter discusses the problem of socialist construction through the description of working class life.