This poem is divided into four parts. The first two sections show the liveliness and innocence of teenagers with two images that can stimulate readers' imagination. The first section compares teenagers to "lambs" by metaphor and personification to show their liveliness and loveliness. The last paragraph clarifies the purpose of this paragraph.
The second section compares teenagers to "mountain springs" to show purity. The poet used the allusion of "Jing Zhuo Wei Qing" to show that we teenagers should be pure people. ("Jing Zhuo Wei Qing" is a metaphor for the quality of personality and things. ) The final term is clear.
The third section directly expresses the mind and shows the vitality of teenagers. They dare to love and hate, and love and hate are clear. This passage expresses the spirit of teenagers fighting "all decadent things" to the end.
The fourth node clarifies the theme, and the expression of the image should unite the vast number of young people to struggle together and rush to a better future. "We Want to Make New Voices" is a pun, which contains the ideal of transforming old China. The whole poem has a cheerful style, fresh style and perfect form.
original text
Juvenile song
We are lambs,
Jump over hillsides and meadows,
Raise your voice and laugh.
Run with your legs outstretched:
Liveliness is our proposition.
We are mountain springs,
White clouds flow down from the high shore;
Who is the director of Jingping?
Clear water flowing into Wei,
This is who we really are.
We hate old age,
Hate all rotten things.
We want to be together forever.
Passionate and brave,
Close your eyelids until you die.
We are new here,
We need a new voice.
Come on, hand in hand,
Teenagers sing with their mouths,
Colleagues have a bright future!
Information about Zhu Xiang now.
Zhu Xiang, Zi Ziyuan, a famous poet in the history of modern literature in China, celebrated the 0/00th anniversary of/kloc-this year. His ancestral home is Tommy Town, Taihu County, Anhui Province, and his father Zhu Yanxi was born in Yuanling, Hunan Province.
Zhu Xiang 19 19 was admitted to Tsinghua. Influenced by the May 4th New Literature, he joined the Tsinghua Literature Society organized by Liang Shiqiu and Wen Yiduo on 192 1 in Tsinghua, Shui Mu. While studying in Tsinghua, he was also known as the "four sons of Tsinghua" with the poets Rao Mengkan (Gigi Lai), Sun Dayu (Zi Qian) and Yang Xingen (Keiko), enjoying the title of poetry. Ms Su, a colleague of Zhu Xiang in Anhui University, has always regarded Zhu Xiang as a "poet". 1933 12 after Zhu Xiang committed suicide, he was called "Keats of China" by Mr. Lu Xun.
Keats, an English poet, 1795 was born in London and loved literature since childhood. Keats is brilliant in poetry, so are Shelley and Byron. He is only 25 years old, but his poems have always been famous all over the world.
Keats and Zhu Xiang, though separated by more than a century, have many similarities in temperament except their life experience and poetry creation career. Keats is a genius. Because of his poor family, he dropped out of school to study medicine when he was less than 16 years old, and then abandoned medicine to join the literature.
Although Zhu Xiang was born in an official family, he lost his mother at the age of three, his father at the age of ten, and his family came down, and he was poor all his life. Zhu Xiang is cold outside and hot inside. He is arrogant, stubborn, withdrawn and unsociable, but he has a pure heart, strong national pride and lofty patriotism. During his study in the United States, he was discriminated against by the Chinese nation and was angry and ashamed of China's backwardness in the real society. He announced excitedly, "I choose to do my best for China." And said: "The longer I live in a foreign country, the more I love my motherland ...". In foreign countries, his reserve and unruly show his unyielding character. After returning home, his arrogant and eccentric personality led to his long-term unemployment and even despair.
Zhu Xiang is "extremely clever" and is highly valued by Cao Yunxiang, president of Tsinghua University. He, Hu Shi, Xu Zhimo, Liang Shiqiu and others were "Crescent School" poets in the 1920s and 1930s, and they were important founders of China's modern poetry. He tried to absorb useful things from foreign literary works and promote the New Literature Movement in China. Because of his character, he doesn't like the hypocritical world. He wanted to "search the whole heaven, from birth to death, and light a candle at night to find it-you'll never find anything, hypocrite." As a poet, Zhu Xiang is sensitive, angry, sad, depressed and desperate. This impermanent emotional state made the poet have a unique thinking, which resulted in many peerless works. Therefore, "Zhu Xiang's poems are immortal."
With regard to the reasons for the poet Zhu Xiang's suicide, it is reported that the poet is incompetent and cynical, and the social blow, family imbalance and hardship of life have a great influence on his suicidal thoughts. But I don't agree that he has lost the courage to live. This can be confirmed by Mr. Su's article. "He feels that there is an elusive mystery that will float in front of him forever. Like a beautiful woman's hand waving. (disease) begins ... this is the voice of a beautiful and charming poet. So he was like an open door, throwing away the reality that was enough to kill his vitality. Hunger, cold, shame, misunderstanding, and all kinds of things that are enough to make sensitive poets feel pain. " The poet himself said to the poet, "My poet, I abandoned the world, and the world abandoned me ... give me poems and cheer me up." Eliminate my worries. My god of poetry! So you should also see my sacrifice. I sacrificed everything for you, sacrificed me! It's all self-inflicted: I will never complain. " The poet gave his life for art. In fact, the long poem "Wang Jiao" written by the poet in February 1926 has long revealed this despair. "My wife left and my daughter returned to the shade. From then on, I was alone in the world. What's the taste of living like this? Wait, wait for me to accompany you! " From these poems, we can see that Zhu Xiang and Keats, like many great writers who died early (or committed suicide), were driven to forget themselves by poetic impulse. No wonder Luo Niansheng, a good friend of the poet, said, "Keats in Britain is immortal, and Keats in China is immortal."