Alexei Vasilyevich Corizov (кол?цовалесееепйваа)
1835, the first book of poetry was published with the help of belinsky. Although most of his works are imitations of Pushkin and others, he succeeded in introducing the real peasant language into poetry and became famous for it.
Chinese name: Alexei Vasilyevich Corizov.
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Nationality: Russia
Place of birth: Russia
Date of birth: 1809
Date of death: 1842
Occupation: poet
Masterpieces: Peasant's Banquet, Rye, Stop Noisy, Harvest, Law Enforcement, and Meditation of Country People.
The life of the character
Alexei vasilyevich Korizov (кол?цовалексейвасир) The father is a livestock merchant and opposes his son's further study. Krizov was forced to drop out of school after studying in a missionary primary school for more than a year. Since then, he has been helping his father do business and running around selling animals. Although I spent my adolescence in the living environment of ordinary citizens, I didn't go with the flow. Often secretly read books and study hard. /kloc-at the age of 0/6, he began to imitate other people's works and practice writing poems. Later, I gradually created independently and expressed my feelings. 1830, I met Stankovic, a famous philosopher and poet in Voronezh, and gained his esteem, and he introduced him to belinsky and others. With the help and influence of belinsky, he grew into a poet with a unique style. 1835, Stankovic and belinsky published the first book of poetry for Krizov in the form of pre-funding.
Character works
Krizov's poems truly reflect the life and aspirations of farmers, with simple and fresh folk style, unique artistic form and profound democratic spirit. Many of his lyric poems have been set into songs by famous Russian composers and sung for more than one hundred years. Farmer's Banquet, Rye, Stop Noisy, Harvest, Lawcutter, Country Meditation, Forest and Two Songs by Rihachi Kudrya Vichy are all his excellent works. Belinsky said that "he loves the real daily life of farmers" and thinks his poems are "artistic folk songs". Dobro Lyubov, Chernyshevski and Saltikoff Shedelin all wrote long articles to evaluate his works.
On the occasion of the bicentennial of Krizov's birth, the Russian Central Bank issued commemorative silver coins. The currency is the legal tender of Russia and was minted by the St. Petersburg Mint. On the left is the portrait and flower pattern of Krizov, and in the distance is the farmer who is harvesting; On the right is Krizov's signature and his date of birth and death, and on the lower right is an open book.