A Brief Introduction to the Famous Translator Pound

Ezra. Pound

1885 was born in Hailey, Idaho, USA.

2 1 year-old, with a master's degree in literature from the University of Pennsylvania.

1909 went to London and met Hume and others who were very active in the literary world at that time. Pound's early imagist writing was influenced by these people.

19 13, Fu. Flint's three-point program of Imagism, in the preface of Selected Imagism Poems two years later, Pound added three new principles: advocating the accuracy of daily language, creating new rhythms and choosing materials freely. These thoughts played an important role in the development of modern free verse, and also prepared Pound for later rewriting modernist poetry.

19 17, Pound participated in Windham. In the Storm magazine founded by Louis, for the purpose of expressing strength, it advocates the reform of the disadvantages of imagist creation, and requires poets who are good at writing plain and sad poems to create with powerful and moving images and rhythms. Due to the contradiction of views, Pound gradually divorced from the Imagist.

19 17 and then began to write modernism. Besides, Pound is a translator who is keen on introducing China's classical poems and philosophy, and has adapted and translated Confucian classics such as Shenzhou Ji and The Book of Songs.

Representative works:

Collection in China (19 15)

Hugh. Cervin. Moberly (1920)

Poetry (19 16- 1968)