Guo Moruo was a "Moro" poet during the May 4th Movement. He was a poet and playwright who could represent an era in the history of modern literature. He was the Moro poet who Lu Xun was eagerly calling for and finally appeared. He is a prophetic poet of New China. The lyrical protagonist of "The Goddess" is first of all the "big self that opened up the wilderness"---the self-image of the Chinese nation that awakened during the "May 4th" period. At the same time, it is the self-soul and personality of the poet in the great era. The true exposure highlighted the spirit of the times during the May Fourth Movement. During this period, Guo Moruo also wrote the famous "Three Rebellious Women" and other plays, which breathed into the "bones" of historical figures. The spirit of the "May Fourth" era.
"The Power of Moro Poetry" is a literary theory written in classical Chinese by Mr. Lu Xun in 1907. At that time, there was a great debate between the revolutionaries headed by Sun Yat-sen and the reformists headed by Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao. Lu Xun stood on the side of the revolutionaries and published important papers such as "On the Power of Moro Poetry" and "On Cultural Partiality". . "The Theory of the Poetry of Moro" is written in classical Chinese, so the language is relatively complicated and difficult to understand, and it is also long. Lu Xun once mentioned in the "Inscription" of his collection of essays "Grave" that at that time he "liked to make strange sentences and write ancient characters, which was influenced by the "Min Bao" at that time."
The so-called "On the Power of Moro Poetry" is translated into Chinese as "On the Power of Demonic Poetry". The word "Moro" is a transliteration of Sanskrit. Sanskrit is the oldest branch of the Indo-European language family. "Moluo" is also translated as "Mara", or simply "Devil".
The word "magic" does not exist in the works of pre-Qin scholars and those before the Han Dynasty. The first appearance of the magic word was in the sixth year of Wuding in the Eastern Wei Dynasty, that is, 548 AD. According to "Zhengzi Tong" in Volume 4 of "Shuowen Xinfu Kao" quoted from "Translation of Classics": "In ancient times, demons used stones to make mills, but Emperor Wu of Liang changed their skills to ghosts." Volume 21 of "Zhongjing Sound and Meaning" says : "Demon, there is no such word in the book, and the translator was a righteous translator, so it does not originate from Liang Wu. Niu Shiyun said that in the sixth year of the reign of Emperor Wu of the Wei Dynasty, a statue was eulogized: 'The demons are bowing to their heads', and the word 'Devil' was already there." It can be seen that "Demon" The characters first appeared on stone statues.