1. Guo Moruo’s works are mainly based on the romantic style. Every word and word strives to be beautiful to the extreme. His thinking is not bound by the world, and his emotional centerline is clear. However, because of the mixture of There are too many political factors in it, which makes people feel that their talents are covered by the world.
2. Guo Moruo's "Xixi Ji" collects poems from 1939 to 1947. The new poems among them are all highly political, and their themes are mostly related to political events. By mourning Li Gongpu, Wen Yiduo, Tao Xingzhi and the "April 8th" martyrs, commemorating the "December 1st" movement, criticizing the Kuomintang reactionaries, and expressing his views on the current situation. These poems pursue clear words and strong and powerful styles, making the poems a drum call for the people to fight bravely. But in the art of new poetry, little attention is paid to new pursuits and creations. A rare song, "Ode to the Buffalo", has a simple style like a buffalo, but is written with deep emotion. It praises the buffalo's "perseverance, virility, selflessness, expansion, leisureliness, and amiability", and also expresses admiration and praise for all revolutionaries who are willing to devote themselves to the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people. From singing about the heavenly dog ??that destroys everything to advocating the ordinary and great virtues like a buffalo, this is not only a change in Guo Moruo's thoughts, but also some of the reasons for the transformation of his poetic style.