Dawn's brave words when she put on white clothes

In Ai Qing's Dress in White at Dawn, "Dress in White at Dawn" and "Trembling on the Pole for the Last Time" are both dynamically combined poetic titles, both of which use anthropomorphic rhetoric.

Ai Qing's "When Dawn Dresses in White"

Between the purple and blue Woods

From blue-gray hillsides to blue-gray hillsides,

Green grassland,

Green grassland, flowing on the grassland.

-Fresh smoke like emulsion ...

Ah, when dawn wears white clothes,

How fresh the fields are!

Listen,

Yellow light,

Spent the last time trembling on the pillar.

Look!

1932 65438+1October 25th, on the way from Paris to Marseille.