When I open a collection of past literary works, I am used to classifying those excellent or famous works as follows: which ones are of literary significance, which ones are of literary history significance, which ones are both and which ones are not. In this way, different readers can easily pick out the chapters they are interested in, thus excluding those works that are worthless to them. There is no doubt that Tomb Bed has its literary value at first, but because of the hidden mental journey between the lines, it is enough to become the focus of researchers' attention, that is, it has both literary and literary history value. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. I know more poetry lovers from Gu Cheng won't stay too long on this poem. They like The Generation: "The night gave me black eyes/I used them to look for light". It is short and loud, and the "truth" contained in it is completely effortless; Or like a resume, fresh and direct, from which you can get a glimpse of the poet's temperament-
I am a sad child.
Never grew up
I come from Caotan in the north.
Go out, along a line.
White road, walk into
A city full of gears
Walk into a narrow street
Every low heart in the shed
In the cold smoke
Keep telling the green story.
I trust my audience.
-The sky, and.
Water droplets splashed on the sea.
They will take care of everything for me.
Cover up what you can't find
Grave. I know
At that time, all the grass and flowers
Will be surrounded.
At that moment when the lights are dim.
Kiss my sadness gently