Chen Duxiu is a famous politician, thinker and writer in the modern history of China. His poems are bold, open and enthusiastic, and are deeply loved by people.
Chen Duxiu's poems inherited the tradition of Tang Dynasty poets, full of classical charm and poetry. His poems are full of passion and boldness, expressing his open-mindedness and pursuit of life, and his unique insights and sentiments on topics such as nature, life, love and friendship. The following are several representative works:
"Jiangnan Spring": "Spring in the south of the Yangtze River is in full bloom, and willows are like flying snow. For the time being, I look at the distance from a high shelf and feel the right and wrong of this world. "
Based on the spring scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, this poem describes the growth of all things and expresses Chen Duxiu's longing for life and nature, as well as his disillusionment with the secular world.
"Idle in the early summer afternoon": "A few early warblers compete to warm the trees, and whose new swallow pecks at the spring mud. Flowers are more and more attractive, and shallow grass can be without horseshoes. "
This poem describes the natural scenery in the early summer afternoon, and expresses the author's perception of the beauty of life with natural scenery such as flowers, birds, insects and fish.
"A Thousand Buddha Cave Tour in Qingming Day": "Light smoke starts from three to five, and is far from seven or eight. Behind the empty west window, Beiyue Peak is faintly visible. Clouds open to bathe Buddha's day, and the fragrant wind scatters the river. Don't blame the tourists because the teacher is in Feng Wan. "
This poem describes Tomb-Sweeping Day's experience of visiting the Thousand-Buddha Cave and expresses his pursuit and respect for Buddhist beliefs.
Chen Duxiu's poetry is not only the expression of his personal thoughts and feelings, but also an important part of the country and national culture at that time. His poetry embodies the inheritance and innovation of China culture, which has important influence and enlightenment on later literary creation.