2. The poems recorded in "Youth without Complaints" are mostly written by the author between the ages of 30 and 40, which is a review of her youth and love. The words are elegant and transparent, but the feelings conveyed are strong and profound. Different from other poems in this series, the author wrote another quotation for each chapter of this book. Among them, Loulan Bride, Mountain Moon and other masterpieces.
In the nine articles in Time, the theme of her writing is still time and love, but the focus of her eyes began to shift and her feelings became mature and dignified. Therefore, there are long poems without punctuation in this collection to express her surging feelings as much as possible. Her love and hate are not something that can be touched by a person, a place, a nation or a country for a while, but the eternal motif and confusion under the shadow of Pang Wei in the universe.
4. The Edge of Light and Shadow selects the unpublished poems of the author, which are integrated into a book, like fragments of life scattered in time, and finally picked up. In these poems, we can get a glimpse of Xi Murong's elegant demeanor as a poet and her life portrayal. Poems, in the name of still life or animals, express the author's attachment and sensitivity to life. Among them, there is no lack of admiration for the Mongolian plateau and Mongolian heroes. Attached are the comments and new postscript of the famous writer Wang Dingjun.
5. From this book, there are many thoughts about the poem itself and a look back at my hometown. In the creative stage, the poet traveled back and forth between Taiwan Province Province and Mongolian grassland many times. As a Mongolian far away from the national history and culture, the poet revisited his journey back to his hometown through the publication of this collection of poems, and finally found his hometown in his heart and poetry. From Asia to Europe, from Sichuan to Mongolia, the river of years has washed away long joys and sorrows, and also swept into endless homesickness and loyalty.
6. I Fold My Love is the representative work of Xi Murong's poems. Themes that appeared in previous books, such as time, love and hometown, are all expressed in this collection of poems. Among them, the representative poem "I fold my love" is inspired by Mongolian long tune, which rhymes, circulates and is emotionally lingering. In her book, she made a comprehensive review of the past and made an in-depth exploration of the poem itself, the poet itself and the hometown itself. The illustrations in the book, together with the Mongolian cultural relics she copied, are precious.
7. In the Name of Poetry is Xi Murong's seventh collection of poems, which contains his latest poetry creation. Most of the works included in the poetry anthology were written after 2005. The poet also deliberately put in some carefully selected old works, some of which have never been published, and some of which have never been included in previous poetry collections, so this has become a time to collect in the name of poetry. There is a lot of writing about Mongolia and hometown in this book, which introduces grassland into poetry.