Wang Guozhen's Random Thoughts on Rain.

Thank you. The upstairs is incomplete. When it rains, there is neither sun nor moon, but people don't think so. Maybe it's because the rainy season is not cold, so it's good to let the sun cool for a while. Rainy nights have a charm that moonlit nights don't have. Sometimes I can't help but think of Li Shangyin's famous sentence "When * * * cuts the candle at the west window, we talk about the rain at night". 6. It is nothing more than normal for a couple to walk in an alley. But on rainy days, holding a light blue umbrella in your hand and wearing a beige trench coat, the effect is completely different. At first glance, Youth in the Rain is an enduring picture. ⑦ In the north, there are 365 days a year, and there are not many rainy days. So if there is poetic rain or poetic rain every day, I feel curious. Wang Guozhen (1956~) is a contemporary poet in Chinese mainland. Originally from Xiamen, Fujian, he was born in Beijing. After graduating from high school, he entered Beijing No.3 Optical Instrument Factory as a worker. 1982 Graduated from Chinese Department of Jinan University. When I was at school, I liked reading and writing poems. From 65438 to 0985, I concentrated my spare time on poetry creation. During this period, a doggerel School Day was published in China Youth Daily. Wang Guozhen claimed that his creation benefited from four people: Li Shangyin, Li Qingzhao, Pushkin and Dickinson (USA). Pursuing Pushkin's lyricism, Dickinson's refinement, Li Shangyin's warning strategy and Li Qingzhao's aestheticism. After graduation, he was assigned to the China Academy of Art, and later served as the deputy director of the editorial department of China Literature Yearbook. 65438-0990, Wang Guozhen, Liaoning Youth, China Youth, girlfriend columnist. Wang Guozhen, a native of Xiamen, Fujian, was born in Beijing and graduated from the Chinese Department of Jinan University. According to Beijing Zero Survey Company 1997, in July, the "Contemporary China Poets Appreciated by People" was completed for residents in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiamen and Chongqing 18 or more. According to the survey, he ranks first among the poets born after the founding of New China. In 2000, his five essays were selected into the first volume of Full-time Chinese Reading Materials for Senior High Schools.