Zhu Ziqing's famous essays are mostly trivial things around him, but they convey his thoughts and feelings about life. Its language is beautiful and concise, without flowery rhetoric, but it conveys sincere feelings in plain.
These famous prose works, such as Back, Spring, Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Paddles, and Haste, have become widely circulated classics, touching the hearts of countless readers and making Zhu Ziqing's prose occupy a place in the history of modern literature.
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Zhu Ziqing (1898165438+1October 22-1August 948 12), formerly known as Huazi, was renamed Ziqing with some conditions. Born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, he was born in Donghai County, Jiangsu Province (now Pingming Town, Donghai County, Lianyungang City) and later settled in Yangzhou with his father. China modern essayist, poet, scholar and democracy fighter.
Zhu Ziqing's prose is sincere in emotion, remote in artistic conception and beautiful in language, which has a far-reaching influence on the development of modern prose in China. One of his masterpieces is the novella The Back, which tells the story of the author's separation from his father based on his own experience, and expresses the author's deep memory of his father and the deep affection between father and son.
In addition, Zhu Ziqing's essays Moonlight over the Lotus Pond and Spring are also classics of modern literature in China.
In addition to prose creation, Zhu Ziqing has also made outstanding achievements in poetry and academic research. His poems are fresh, natural, profound and introverted, reflecting his inner world and thinking about reality.
His academic research mainly involves China's classical literature and modern literature, and his works include Appreciation of Ancient Poetry and New Literature History of China, which have played an important role in promoting the development and inheritance of China literature.
Zhu Ziqing is also a democracy fighter. He actively participated in many important events in China's modern history, including the May 4th Movement and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. He always insisted on justice, opposed injustice and injustice, and struggled for the cause of democracy with his own pen all his life.
1On August 2nd, 948, Zhu Ziqing died in Yangzhou at the age of 50. His death is a great loss to China's modern literature, but his works and spirit will remain in people's hearts forever.
In a word, Zhu Ziqing is a versatile writer and scholar. His prose creation has made China's modern literature brilliant, and his poetry, academic research and democratic spirit have also made important contributions to China's cultural and social progress.