The author of Hui's Wind is Wang Jingzhi.
Wang Jingzhi (July 20, 1902 - October 10, 1996), born in Jixi County, Anhui Province, was a writer and the founder of the Lakeside Poetry School. Wang Jingzhi has been interested in literature since she was a child. In 1921, Wang Jingzhi and her classmates established the "Morning Literary Society". In 1922, Wang Jingzhi, Pan Mohua, Ying Xiuren, and Feng Xuefeng founded the Hupan Poetry Society, the earliest new poetry group in the history of modern Chinese literature.
In 1926, Wang Jingzhi participated in the Northern Expedition and served as editor of the Political Department of the General Headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army. During the Anti-Japanese War, he also served as a Chinese language instructor at Huangpu Military Academy. From then on, Wang Jingzhi took teaching and educating people as his main occupation. In 1956, Wang Jingzhi was hired as a professional writer by the Chinese Writers Association. Wang Jingzhi's representative works include "The Wind of Hui", "Jesus' Instructions", "Writer's Conditions", etc.
Lu Xun appreciated his poems very much and spoke highly of his works. He personally revised his works for him and gave him many teachings and encouragements. "The content of "Hui's Wind" had a greater impact on the feudal ethics at that time. Its publication undoubtedly dropped a fierce bomb on the morality of the old society and caused a "literary and moral" debate in the literary and art circles of our country. 'Controversy'.
Appreciation of Hui's Wind:
Although this poem describes a spring scene with fragrant flowers and dancing butterflies, it still contains some "tragic" coolness. On the surface, the poet is describing spring everywhere, but in this kind of realistic writing, you can always feel another hazy emotion revealed between the lines. The poet uses this technique of combining virtuality and reality to deepen the connotation of this poem.
"The Wind of Hui", like all the love poems of the lakeside poets, is a new variety and style that has appeared since the birth of new poetry, or a work of metaphorical metaphor; there are very few people who candidly confess their love. "There is no one who sings about love for the sake of love." It was only when the four young men by the lake "concentrated" on creating a true love poem.
"The Wind of Hui" contributed to the creation of new love poems This poem does not use direct expression, but expresses these intertwined and colorful images in the aesthetic image of poetry, leading the reader's thoughts to a certain point. This spring-like painting will allow you to gain aesthetic interest in infinite reverie.