Zhu Xiang (a poet called "China's Keats" by Mr. Lu Xun) Zhu Xiang (1904-1933), a famous poet of the Crescent School. His representative works include "Summer", "Cao Mang Collection" and "Shimen Collection". Among them, "Summer" contains the author's early poems, such as "Little River", etc., with a delicate and elegant style; "Cao Mang Collection" tends to be calm in style, with neat form and soft tones; "Shimen Collection" was compiled by friends after his death. The first two uncollected poetry manuscripts that were completed express the poet's misery and anger, and focus on the poet's achievements in imitating Western poetry styles. "Summer", "Cao Mang Collection" and "Shimen Collection" are all available on the market. The more common ones are "Zhu Xiang's Selected Poems", "Zhu Xiang's Selected Prose", "Zhu Xiang's Letters" and so on.
Zhu Xiang has a Baidu Tieba, the address is /f?kw=%D6%EC%CF%E6, you can check it out if you have time