The poet's forefinger

The index finger's real name is Guo Lusheng, born in 1948. During the Cultural Revolution, he was persecuted for rescuing the besieged teachers. 1968 jumped the queue in Shanxi, worked as a worker for 70 years, joined the army for 7 1, and retired in 73 years, working in Beijing Institute of Optoelectronics. He was strongly stimulated in the army, which led to schizophrenia and is still in a mental hospital.

There is an existential spirit of "no fantasy and despair" in Zhi Zhi's early poems (though he may not know this term at that time). What deserves special mention is his Mad Dog, which can be said to be a unique work in China's poetry. The philosophical depth of reflection on ontology is enough to compare with some works of Dostoevsky. Admittedly, he also wrote some mediocre works, but as long as we think about it, it was an era when jokes could lead to jail, and we should understand and even respect it.