On a Sunny Day is a modern poem written by the modern poet Dai Wangshu in June 1944. The whole poem vividly depicts the scenery after the rain and a poetic picture of natural scenery with personification and vivid language. The image is concise, profound and harmonious, and it is catchy to read.
Excerpts are as follows:
When the weather is fine, take a walk on the path;
Barefoot, hand in hand, stepping on new mud, wading across the stream.
The sun has pushed away the haze, and the stream is dizzy in the warm wind.
Look at the dark green moving in the mountains-the footsteps of the cloud-it is also wandering.
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works appreciation
Dai Wangshu's poems are deeply influenced by China's classical literature and European literature. It has a high language charm. The metaphor in the poem is fresh and appropriate. Most of the subjects he used were things he personally felt, expressing his personal experiences and feelings.
Sunny Days is such a vivid, lively and interesting children's poem. The poet vividly described the beautiful scene of the trail after the rain, guiding people to walk on the trail after the rain and feeling the freedom and joy of being close to nature. Poetry also expresses the poet's love and praise for nature.
Brief introduction of the author
Dai Wangshu (1905 ~ 1950) is a modern poet. Also known as "Rain Lane Poet", China modernist symbolism poet. Dai Wangshu is a pen name, formerly known as Dai Chaoan, also known as Dai Mengou. Pen names Ai Anfu, Gann, etc. Hangzhou County, Zhejiang Province (now Yuhang District, Hangzhou).
His pen name comes from Qu Yuan's Li Sao: "Wang Shu was the pioneer before, and Fei Lian was the subordinate later." I studied in France and was influenced by French symbolist poets. His works include Wang Shucao, My Memory and Disaster Years.