Sister, I am in Delingha (Haizi) tonight
Sister, I am in Delingha tonight, and the night is shrouded.
Sister, there is only Gobi tonight, and the end of the grassland is empty-handed. I can't keep a tear when I'm sad.
Sister, I'm in Delingha tonight. It's a desolate city in the rain. Besides people passing by, there are people alive.
Delingha, tonight.
This is the only, final and lyrical. This is the only, last, grassland.
I returned the stone to the stone, so that I could win.
Tonight, highland barley only belongs to itself, and everything grows.
I only have beautiful Gobi sky tonight.
Sister, I don't care about humans tonight, I just want you.
This poem is the poet Haizi's feeling of boundless "desolation" under the cover of night when he passed Delingha by train, expressing his melancholy, desolation and beautiful mood. The whole poem is exquisitely conceived and adopts diary, which is convenient for lyricism. The true confession is like crying, and it is very smooth and coherent in emotional rhythm, which gives people a sense of unity.
Brief introduction of Haizi
1983 After graduating from Peking University, Haizi was assigned to work in the Philosophy Department of China University of Political Science and Law. 1984 created the famous work "The Sun of Copper and Aluminum in Asia", taking Haizi as his pen name for the first time. Haizi wrote nearly 2 million words of poems, plays, novels, papers and notes. The more famous ones are cuprous, wheat fields and dreams like horses.
Haizi's poetry writing style is unique, and he has a profound insight into the relationship between nature and man. Haizi's poems express the pursuit of life and freedom with meaningful, fresh and infectious language, and also reflect the thoughts and feelings of an era.
Haizi made outstanding contributions to the development of China's modern poetry. His profound humanistic feelings and pursuit of poetic art make his works not only show strong personality characteristics, but also show the ideological style and cultural connotation of an era.