Ba Brinbeck's The Old Poet: Literary Creation

Professor Baburin Behe is one of the founders of Mongolian new literature in China. He created a poetic style with his outstanding poetic talent and persistence in poetic spirit. Ba Brinbeck's mother, Hashur, is a famous local folk singer. He was deeply influenced by folk literature since he was a child. The lyrics of "Round Mountain Peak" written by him according to folk songs are indeed his first work, which was widely sung as a "folk song" in the former Zhaowuda League and Zhelimu League in the mid-1940s. 65438-0959 Join the Chinese Writers Association. Before his death, he wrote more than 200 poems, including Heart and Chest, Horse of Destiny, For Climbers and Fireworks of Life. Lyrics include the theme song "Praise the Prairie" of the comic book "Miss Hero of the Prairie", and so on. Five poems have been published 15 (in Mongolian and Chinese). In addition, he translated the poems of famous poets Ai Qing and Tian Tian, and reviewed the Mongolian version of Leaves of Grass by American poet Whitman. Ba Brinbeck mainly writes in Mongolian, and since middle-aged and old people, he has also written poems in Chinese. At the beginning of publication, his early poems were widely concerned and highly praised by Mongolian literary and art circles, and were translated into Chinese, which attracted great attention from the national literary circles. He is good at exploring new literary paths in his creative practice. While inheriting the tradition of national songs and poems, he is not bound by traditional techniques. He skillfully used metaphor, metaphor, repetition, repetition of chapters and sentences, multi-party narration and other ever-changing techniques to recite full and profound poetry and convey profound grassland culture. Therefore, with its unique artistic style, his poetry creation has made pioneering contributions to the development of contemporary Mongolian poetry, produced a wide and far-reaching influence among Mongolian readers, and inspired a group of young and middle-aged poets to embark on the literary road and stick to the sacred home of poetic spirit. His literary achievement is a peak in the history of Mongolian and even China minority poetry. He is also one of the most influential minority writers in China, and is deeply loved by readers, writers and scholars of all ethnic groups.