What are Lin's poems and works?

First answer:

1. In literature, Lin wrote many works, including essays, poems, novels, plays, translations and letters. His representative works include You Are April Day on Earth, Ninety-nine Degrees and Poems of Lin (1985). 193 1 March, Lin went to a bungalow near Shuangqing Mountain Villa in Xiangshan to recuperate. His published poems include That Night, Who Loves Constant Change, Still, Passion, A Peach Blossom, Summer Night in the Mountains, Laughter, Listening to Songs Late at Night, Willing, Short Stories, Embarrassment, One Day, Passion and Daydreaming. The drama "Mei Zhen and them"; The short story "Embarrassment". There is also a collection of essays "Outside the Window" and "A Sunshine".

2. In architecture, Lin assisted Liang Sicheng to complete the First Draft of Architectural History of China and the English Draft of Architectural History of China, and compiled the National Catalogue of Cultural Relics and Ancient Buildings at the request of the People's Liberation Army. 1September 1949 to1June 1950, he also collaborated with Liang Sicheng to write academic papers such as Outline of Urban Planning and Historical Stages of Architectural Development in China. He has written 10, a popular reading about ancient architecture in China, and other publications.

Papers on architecture mainly include Several Features of China Architecture, Miscellaneous Notes on Boxer Architecture (co-authored with Liang Sicheng), Introduction to Chapter 1 of Qing-style Building Rules, Introduction to Gold-dust Ancient Buildings (signed by Lin and Liang Sicheng), From Tianning Temple to Architectural Age Identification (signed by Lin and Liang Sicheng) and China.

Second, expand the scope of knowledge:

1, personal information:

Lin (1 June, 90410-1April, 9551), female, Han nationality, Fujian Min County (now Fuzhou), native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Formerly known as Lin, its name comes from "poetry, elegance and strangeness": if a great man bears the emblem, he is a hundred people. Later, it was often mistaken for Lin Weiyin, a writer at that time, so it was renamed Yin Hui.

China is a famous architect, poet and writer. Liang Sicheng's first wife, the designer and architect of the Monument to the People's Heroes and the deepening scheme of the National Emblem of China. In the early 1930s, Liang Sicheng and he used modern scientific methods to study the ancient architecture in China, and became pioneers in this academic field. Later, he made great academic achievements in this field, laying a solid scientific foundation for the study of ancient architecture in China. In terms of literature, he has written essays, poems, novels, plays, translations and letters. His representative works include You are April Day on Earth, Lotus Lantern and Ninety-nine Degrees. Among them, "You are April Day on Earth" is the most well-known and widely read.

2. Personal achievements:

Design of the emblem of Northeastern University: In the late 1920s, Lin, an associate professor in the Department of Architecture of Northeastern University, took part in the contest of soliciting the emblem of Northeastern University initiated by Zhang Xueliang. Lin's design of Baishan Blackwater won the first prize in one fell swoop and won the highest prize in this competition.

Protection of Ancient Buildings in Nara: 1945 At the end of World War II, Lin, then a professor of architecture in Tsinghua University, was invited by the US military to mark the location of famous cultural sites on the map of the upcoming Nara bombing to avoid being bombed. It is worth mentioning that the Lin family almost died in the Japanese bombing in June 5438+0937, June 5438+0 1 year and June 5438+0939, and their third brother was killed in the war against Japan in June 5438+094 1 year.

Main architectural pattern of Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery: Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery was built in1949165438+10. After the peaceful liberation of Beiping, Wu Han, vice mayor of Beijing Municipal People's Government, was ordered to build a revolutionary cemetery and a revolutionary martyrs cemetery in accordance with Zhou Enlai's instructions to educate the people. Under the leadership of Wu Han, Beijing quickly set up a cemetery preparatory group, and Wu Han personally led a team to investigate, and finally chose Huguo Temple in Babaoshan to build a cemetery. 1950, the Beijing Municipal People's Government converted the Babaoshan Huguo Temple into a cemetery, and named the cemetery "Beijing Revolutionary Cemetery" as the burial place of revolutionary martyrs according to Zhou Enlai's opinion. The main building pattern of Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery is designed by Lin, a famous architect in China, and is divided into two parts: the tomb area and the ashes hall. The cemetery is solemn and solemn, and it is the last resting place of many revolutionary martyrs. Walking in the cemetery and mourning the heroes who have made great contributions to the nation and the country is like talking to history, lamenting the vicissitudes of life and understanding the right path of the world.

3. Character evaluation:

Among the famous talented women in the Republic of China, Lin's talents are more comprehensive than those of Xiao Hong and Zhang Ailing, and her life experience is more fortunate. She not only joined the "Crescent Society" at the earliest, but also made great achievements in poetry, novels, prose, drama, painting and translation. She almost marks the color of an era, outstanding talent, beautiful appearance, emotional life like a fairy tale in spring, happy and romantic. In Lin's works, the architect's scientific spirit and the writer's literary temperament are seamlessly integrated. Her academic papers and investigation reports not only contain rigorous scientific content, but also describe and praise the exquisite achievements of China ancient architecture in technology and art in poetic language, which makes the articles full of poetic meaning. In literary works, the image of ancient buildings is often used as a metaphor. For example, in the poem "Deep Laughter", the sound of countless wind chimes rotating on the eaves of ancient pagodas is used as a metaphor for crisp and pleasant laughter, which is both appropriate and novel. Because she was proficient in arts and sciences, she showed amazing talents in architecture and literary creation. In 1930s, she enjoyed the reputation of "a talented woman of a generation" and was included in 4,000 who's who books of contemporary China published at that time.