Dai Wangshu (1905.3.5 ~1950.2.28) 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." Qu Yuan wandered in the sky, searched underground and sat in a car pulled by a dragon horse, with Wang Shu, the moon god, leading the way, followed by Fei Lian, the wind god. Wang Shu is the god who drives away the moon in myths and legends. She is beautiful, gentle, pure and elegant. I studied in France and was influenced by French symbolist poets.
His masterpiece is Rain Lane, which is why he is called a poet in Rain Lane. In addition, there are dream catchers, secret admirers and worriers. And poems such as Wang Caomu and Disaster Year. 1923 entered the China literature department of Shanghai University, 1925 transferred to Shanghai Aurora University to study French, and studied law in this school the following year. He founded wreaths, literary workshops, new poems and other publications. /kloc-in the spring of 0/926, he began to publish poems in the Wreath Xun Journal co-edited with Shi Zhecun, as well as his debut novel Going Out with Tears. The poem Rain Lane from 65438 to 0928 was published in Novel Monthly, which attracted people's attention. He was awarded the title of Rain Lane Poet. The works of this period retain traces of China's ancient poetry tradition and European romantic poetry in art, and are obviously influenced by French symbolist poets Vilander and China Li Jinfa.
In his early poems, most of them expressed personal feelings as the mainstream, with deep emotions and sentimentality.
Dai Wangshu rose in the history of China's new poetry in 1930s. He inherited the brilliance of China's classical literature, absorbed the fragrance of French symbolism poetry school, and developed the modernist poetry style, which really attracted people's attention.
Dai Wangshu's poems are mainly influenced by China's classical poems and French symbolist poets. The former, such as Wen and Li Shangyin in the late Tang Dynasty, and the latter, such as Meng and Meng, have exerted great influence on the development of China's new poetry both in theory and in creative practice. In the content of poetry, he pays attention to the completeness and clarity of poetry, and does not deliberately carve it in form.