I have read Xi Murong's poems. 1 I have read Xi Murong's poems. I feel that Xi Murong's poems are still good. I knew something about Xi Murong's poems before, but it was only a scratch. After reading these, I have a more comprehensive and true understanding of Xi Murong's poems.
Similar to Wang Guozhen's poems, Xi Murong's poems have influenced a whole generation, especially young people. I remember that around the 1990s, the best poems sold in bookstores were those of these two people. Xi Murong's poems are printed into various pocket books, and some young people put them in their pockets and read them at any time. Students in colleges and universities especially like reading Xi Murong's poems. Now, in the poems of poets in their forties and fifties, it is not difficult to find traces of their influence.
Xi Murong's life experience, family background and cultural accomplishment are the main factors that form his poetic style. Xi Murong, a native of Inner Mongolia, is a Mongolian. Her face is big and round, obviously Mongolian. Xi Murong pursued art all his life, and his artistic accomplishment was profound. His main business is painting, followed by poetry and prose, all of which have made relatively high achievements. The main content of Xi Murong's poems is love, followed by homesickness, and his feelings about time, life and objects. What she wrote most in her poems was love, which became the first theme of her poems. Her love poems are subtle and tactful, and seldom express her feelings directly. Her experience of love is nuanced, with sweet joy and sadness. Her poems are pure in emotion, calm and easy to understand, graceful and lingering, soothing and elegant, and have a feminine beauty of female poems. I think Xi Murong's poems stand out from the following two points: First, there are pictures in the poems. The ancients in China often said that "calligraphy and painting are of the same origin". For example, the poems of Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, have a kind of painting beauty. Xi Murong is an excellent painter, so her poems often paint a beautiful picture. Secondly, her poems are graceful and soothing. This is similar to Li Qingzhao's ci style. Her poetic language is kind, soft, expressive and fascinating. Most of her poems are short emotional poems, and long poems are only a few. She often expresses her inner feelings with the help of objective external scenes to achieve the artistic effect of blending scenes.
Xi Murong's poems, such as clear mountain springs, are elegant, light and full of charm. Her poems have no generous elegy and strong words, but mostly pour out personal feelings. Because of this, they sounded the drum of countless young people's feelings at that time, aroused their * * * sound, and were well received by them.
Reflection on Xi Murong's Poetry 2 By chance, I met a group of right people and a right group "Huayi Reading Club" at the right time. This is a group of ordinary people who love reading and reading aloud. They get together once every two weeks, decide a theme, and exchange and learn with each other in the form of reading aloud.
Great! It allows people to return to traditional culture, let more people pick up paper books, brush away the dust of the soul with perceptual reading and serious listening, and let the busy and restless soul return to peace and distance.
The theme of a certain issue is "Missing". In an instant, Ms. Xi Murong's poetry and prose filled my mind. I couldn't help feeling that I was about to gush out, and recited a poem "A Flowering Tree" by the chief Ms. Murong.
I have always liked Xi Murong's poems, which exude a touch of Roland between the lines, fresh and hazy, dreamlike. Although there will always be some bitter taste, she can always express her love for life and recall her youth. There is love and homesickness in her poems, and every emotion is rich and delicate, which makes people intoxicated.
I like her song "A Flowering Tree" very much, "How to let you meet me at my most beautiful moment. For this reason, I prayed to the Buddha for 500 years and asked the Buddha to let us have a dusty relationship. " The seemingly dull tone is full of deep emotions. If that tree has thoughts, it should be the best wish in her heart. When the delicate and charming flowers of youth bloom in beauty, they always expect their loved ones to see them.
Xi Murong wrote about the memory of lost youth and the feeling and capture of those elusive loves. Such an encounter, such a desire for color, such a flowering tree, is undoubtedly a witness to youth love.
In the world of Xi Murong's poetry, homesickness is a melody that whirls forever. Born in Inner Mongolia, she had never seen her hometown before she was 46. After parting, homesickness is a leaf without age and will not grow old. A strong homesickness runs through her lines.
"Not all dreams can be realized in time, and not all words can be told to you in time. Guilt and regret are always deeply rooted in my heart after leaving ... I bow deeply to you in the evening, please take care of me, although they say that everything in the world will eventually become empty. " This poem comes from her "Farewell", recalling the past for a better life now.
Xi Murong's poems always give me a lot of room for imagination and thinking, not just "a flowering tree" or "parting" ...