The land poems in Ai Qing's poetry anthology 1 Excerpts from several poems by Ai Qing about land (except I love this land).
Snow fell on the land of China,
The cold is blocking China. ...
Those areas swallowed up by the fire,
Countless land cultivators
Lost their livestock.
Lost their land in Waugh.
squeeze in
In the dirty alley of despair of life;
Hungry earth
Reach out into the dark sky
Begging for help
Trembling arms.
north
I love this sad land.
Ancient land,
This land has nurtured
This is what I like.
The hardest thing in the world
The oldest race.
2. Appreciation of Ai Qing's poems: Snow falls on the land of China.
"Snowflakes have fallen on the land of China, and the cold is blocking China ..." These two poems are by no means simple episodes of "connecting the past with the future", but sincere feelings and strong shouts from the poet's heart.
The changes of the four seasons in nature can only give people a sense of touch. What is important is that the poet deeply felt the cold blockade of his heart, so that he couldn't help but burst out with such a strong cry.
The poet pays attention to his feelings about "farmers in China" and "hardships of people living on grasslands" in the north, and the rough fate of "unkempt young women" and "old mothers" in the south. All these constitute the concrete image and life picture of "cold blocking China"; And the poet's deep affection is also conveyed through all this.
At the beginning of his creation, Ai Qing pinned his enthusiasm on caring about the fate of rural areas and farmers in China. Now, when the shadow of the national crisis hangs over the land of the motherland, he once again expresses this sincere anxiety and resentment with his own brush strokes. This emotional attachment and concern reflects that although he is an intellectual, he is closely related to the fate of farmers. He always looks at the fate of the vast rural areas and farmers with very melancholy eyes.
For a considerable number of revolutionary intellectuals in the 1930s, they not only saw the bankruptcy of rural areas and the misery of farmers' fate, but also always associated their own fate with all this. Therefore, Ai Qing, while paying attention to farmers, can't help singing for her own destiny. This kind of emotion and temperament is typical of Ai Qing's early days.
Without a thorough understanding of Ai Qing's personality characteristics, it is difficult for people to understand his early artistic style. At the same time, the author transforms himself from the narrator's point of view into a participant by contacting himself, which further narrows the distance with the broad masses of the people and is also convenient for directly expressing his feelings.
3. Poetry about the land
Poetry] Praise the land.
All my poems
Always in the same strain as the land
All the promises and pursuits
Infiltrate into the muscle marrow of the soil bit by bit.
Condensed into my garden and pen plough
When the soul is deeply embedded in this land
I follow the artistic conception of endless thinking.
Create brilliance in the journey of life
The wind in the reclamation area holds up an atmosphere for me.
A drum, a circle and a fragrant thought
The surging emotion of green waves.
Like a breeze, like a drizzle, more like autumn sunshine.
Indulge in the fruit.
The author's deep sleep.
Light from the roots
Shining in my rich countryside
The significance and strength of living between pen and plow
My country poems
Dirty songs, the purity of the grass.
Looking at the land that lost blood after harvest.
A grateful whisper
Self-weak chest broke out again
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Ai Qing
I love this land. If I were a bird,
I should also sing with a hoarse throat:
This land hit by the storm,
This river of sadness and anger will surge forever,
This endless wind,
And the gentle dawn from the forest ...-and then I died,
Even feathers rot in the ground.
Why do I often cry?
Because I love this land deeply. ...
4. Ai Qing's poem "I Love This Land"
Original text:
If I were a bird,
I should also sing with a hoarse throat:
This land hit by the storm,
This river of sadness and anger will surge forever,
This endless wind,
And the incomparably gentle dawn from the forest.
And then I died,
Even feathers rot in the ground.
Why do I often cry?
Because I love this land deeply.
Source:
Modern Ai Qing's I Love This Land
Extended data
First, the creative background
I love this land, which was written in 1938, 165438+ 10/7 and published in "Ten Days of Literature" published in Guilin in the same year. 1938 10, Wuhan fell, and the Japanese invaders trampled on China. The author and many literary and art figures at that time withdrew from Wuhan and gathered in Guilin. The author wrote this poem with love for the motherland and hatred for the invaders.
Second, the appreciation of works
This poem begins with "if", which is abrupt, novel and thoughtful. The "bird" in the poem is a general term, and it is a * * * name. It is different from the cuckoo and partridge repeatedly sung by poets in past dynasties, and has a natural and special charm and significance, but it is entirely up to the author to pursue new art without relying on it.
Moreover, the "hoarse throat" in the poem is quite different from the oriole, weeping cuckoo and soaring egret in the classical poetry. It is purely due to the influence of the tragic atmosphere in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, and it is also the affectionate expression of the special temperament and personality of this "sad poet" (the author claims to be).
The first sentence of this poem shows the author's sincere love for the land. In order to express his sincere and deep love for the land, the author imagines himself as a "bird", flying tirelessly all over the motherland forever.
The whole poem presents a kind of "melancholy" emotional feature, which is a natural expression of deep love for the troubled motherland. It stems from the suffering of the nation, so it is particularly touching. There is a profound sense of hardship, a broad historical mind and a strong patriotic feeling here.
This kind of melancholy is manifested in two points: First, it is strongly lyrical. This poem can be said to be a confession of the author. The author expresses his feelings for the land in a "direct" lyrical way. It is as serious as "oath", as solemn as "blood", very strong and shocking. The poet summed up the mission of "I" with four symbolic poems.
These four poems have no specific reference, but they have expanded and deepened the connotation of this mission with more vivid and broader general reference.
The land that the author loves deeply is experiencing a great historical struggle and great changes. The people are rising, the nation is awakening, and the "incomparably gentle dawn" is just around the corner. As a bird, the author will sing for this great era.
Second, realism and symbolism are intertwined. The author uses realism and symbolism to describe a group of vivid poetic images, which give different symbolic and suggestive meanings to images such as "earth", "river", "wind" and "dawn" respectively. However, the author also has optimistic belief in the "dawn" of the motherland and made a wonderful description.
This poem constantly strengthens its feelings in a lyrical way, so as to strike a chord for a long time. This poem begins with "if", which is the first layer of reinforcement. Who doesn't know that the birds are clear and crisp? This poem is described as "hoarse", which is the second layer of reinforcement. It is not enough to have these two layers of reinforcement, so the objects of singing have appeared in the poem one after another: land, river, wind and dawn.
It is particularly noteworthy that when describing these images, the author has reached the point where he is poor and full of enthusiasm, which fully embodies the artistic characteristics of this liberal poet. When writing poetry, most people avoid or use the word "de" less, because the word "de" is too much and slow, which dilutes the taste of poetry.
The author Ai Qing is not. He dares to express his lingering feelings with a series of long sentences composed of the word "de", and likes to add a lot of adjectives and modifiers in front of the object he describes to express the spirit of the object and form a special three-dimensional sense and sculpture sense. This is an important feature that distinguishes Ai Qing's free verse creation from other free verse writers (such as Tian Ye).
The poem "I Love This Land" is no exception. If you look at the modifiers such as "sadness", "fierceness" and "softness" specially added before the headwords such as land, river, wind and dawn, you can see the mystery. These long sentences describing landscapes such as land and rivers mentioned above can be said to be the third layer of reinforcement.
Just when the author was impressed by his constant singing-tenacious vitality, the poem suddenly took a big turn. After the dash, it highlighted "I am dead" and made the body fertile.
Thus, before and after death, there is a strong contrast, and in this strong contrast and contrast, the persistent love of the "bird" for the land is that it was born in Sri Lanka, sang in Sri Lanka, buried in Sri Lanka, and read here until death does us part.
5. Appreciation of Ai Qing's poems: Snow falls on the land of China.
"Snowflakes have fallen on the land of China, and the cold is blocking China ..." These two poems are by no means simple episodes of "connecting the past with the future", but sincere feelings and strong shouts from the poet's heart.
The changes of the four seasons in nature can only give people a sense of touch. What is important is that the poet deeply felt the cold blockade of his heart, so that he couldn't help but burst out with such a strong cry.
The poet pays attention to his feelings about "farmers in China" and "hardships of people living on grasslands" in the north, and the rough fate of "unkempt young women" and "old mothers" in the south. All these constitute the concrete image and life picture of "cold blocking China"; And the poet's deep affection is also conveyed through all this.
At the beginning of his creation, Ai Qing pinned his enthusiasm on caring about the fate of rural areas and farmers in China. Now, when the shadow of the national crisis hangs over the land of the motherland, he once again expresses this sincere anxiety and resentment with his own brush strokes. This emotional attachment and concern reflects that although he is an intellectual, he is closely related to the fate of farmers. He always looks at the fate of the vast rural areas and farmers with very melancholy eyes.
For a considerable number of revolutionary intellectuals in the 1930s, they not only saw the bankruptcy of rural areas and the misery of farmers' fate, but also always associated their own fate with all this. Therefore, Ai Qing, while paying attention to farmers, can't help singing for her own destiny. This kind of mood and temperament is typical of early Ai Qing.
Without a thorough understanding of Ai Qing's personality characteristics, it is difficult for people to understand his early artistic style. At the same time, the author transforms himself from the narrator's point of view into a participant by contacting himself, which further narrows the distance with the broad masses of the people and is also convenient for directly expressing his feelings.
6. Ai Qing's poem "I Love This Land"
I love this land is a lyrical masterpiece widely read in the history of modern poetry. Compared with a bird's attachment to the land, it vividly expresses deep and sincere patriotic feelings. The poet Ai Qing used "hoarseness" to describe the singing of birds, which can better express the poet's anxiety and fatigue about the future and destiny of the motherland.
Ai Qing's I Love This Land
I love this land, Ai Qing.
If I were a bird, I should also sing with a hoarse throat: this land that was hit by the storm, this river of sadness and indignation that always surges on us, this angry wind that blows endlessly, and the incomparable gentle dawn from the forest ...-Then I died, and even my feathers rotted in the land. Why do I often cry? Because I love this land deeply. ...
7. Ai Qing appreciates our fields.
I love this land, which was written in 1938, 165438+ 10/7 and published in "Ten Days of Literature" published in Guilin in the same year. 1938 10, Wuhan fell, and the Japanese invaders trampled on China. The author and many literary and art figures at that time withdrew from Wuhan and gathered in Guilin. The author wrote this poem with love for the motherland and hatred for the invaders.
Literary appreciation
This poem begins with "if", which is abrupt, novel and thoughtful. The "bird" in the poem is a general term, and it is a * * * name. It is different from the cuckoo and partridge repeatedly sung by poets in past dynasties, and has a natural and special charm and significance, but it is entirely up to the author to pursue new art without relying on it. Moreover, the "hoarse throat" in the poem is quite different from the oriole, weeping cuckoo and soaring egret in the classical poetry. It is purely due to the influence of the tragic atmosphere in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, and it is also the affectionate expression of the special temperament and personality of this "sad poet" (the author claims to be).
The first sentence of this poem shows the author's sincere love for the land. In order to express his sincere and deep love for the land, the author imagines himself as a "bird", flying tirelessly all over the motherland forever. The whole poem presents a kind of "melancholy" emotional feature, which is a natural expression of deep love for the troubled motherland. It stems from the suffering of the nation, so it is particularly touching. There is a profound sense of hardship, a broad historical mind and a strong patriotic feeling here. This kind of melancholy is manifested in two points: First, it is strongly lyrical. This poem can be said to be a confession of the author. The author expresses his feelings for the land in a "direct" lyrical way. It is as serious as "oath", as solemn as "blood", very strong and shocking. The poet summed up the mission of "I" with four symbolic poems. These four poems have no specific reference, but they have expanded and deepened the connotation of this mission with more vivid and broader general reference. The land that the author loves deeply is experiencing a great historical struggle and great changes. The people are rising, the nation is awakening, and the "incomparably gentle dawn" is just around the corner ... As a bird, the author will sing for this great era. Second, realism and symbolism are intertwined. The author uses realism and symbolism to describe a group of vivid poetic images, which give different symbolic and suggestive meanings to images such as "earth", "river", "wind" and "dawn" respectively. However, the author also has optimistic belief in the "dawn" of the motherland and made a wonderful description.
This poem constantly strengthens its feelings in a lyrical way, so as to strike a chord for a long time. This poem begins with "if", which is the first layer of reinforcement. Who doesn't know that the birds are clear and crisp? This poem is described as "hoarse", which is the second layer of reinforcement. It is not enough to have these two layers of reinforcement, so the objects of singing have appeared in the poem one after another: land, river, wind and dawn. It is particularly noteworthy that when describing these images, the author has reached the point where he is poor and full of enthusiasm, which fully embodies the artistic characteristics of this liberal poet. When writing poetry, most people avoid or use the word "de" less, because the word "de" is too much and slow, which dilutes the taste of poetry. The author Ai Qing is not. He dares to express his lingering feelings with a series of long sentences composed of the word "de", and likes to add a lot of adjectives and modifiers in front of the object he describes to express the spirit of the object and form a special three-dimensional sense and sculpture sense. This is an important feature that distinguishes Ai Qing's free verse creation from other free verse writers (such as Tian Ye). The poem "I Love This Land" is no exception. If you look at the modifiers such as "sadness", "fierceness" and "softness" specially added before the headwords such as land, river, wind and dawn, you can see the mystery. These long sentences describing landscapes such as land and rivers mentioned above can be said to be the third layer of reinforcement. Just when the author was impressed by his constant singing-tenacious vitality, the poem suddenly took a big turn. After the dash, it highlighted "I am dead" and made the body fertile. Therefore, there is a strong contrast before and after death, and in this strong contrast and contrast, the bird's persistent love for the land is that it was born in Sri Lanka, sung in Sri Lanka, buried in Sri Lanka and read here until death does us part.
Attachment: Original works:
I love this land.
If I were a bird,
I should also sing with a hoarse throat:
This land hit by the storm,
This river of sadness and anger will surge forever,
This endless wind,
And the gentle dawn from the forest ...
And then I died,
Even feathers rot in the ground.
Why do I often cry?
Because I love this land deeply. ...