Tagore is the youngest of 14 Tagore children, and there are many artists among his brothers and sisters. Because he lives in such a family where tradition and western culture blend, he has been influenced by many factors since he was a child. Because he is the youngest child, his family has always called him Rabbi, and he is also everyone's favorite child. He went to four schools when he was young. Although he didn't like them very much, his brothers and sisters kept urging him, and he still received a very good education.
Tagore is a famous Indian poet. When he mentions Tagore, he always thinks of those beautiful poems written by Tagore. Such as: "Life is beautiful like summer flowers and death is beautiful like autumn leaves", "Eyes rain for her and heart holds an umbrella for her, which is love". From these beautiful poems, we can also see Tagore's creative style. From the perspective of poetry creation, Tagore dared to deepen the artistic conception of poetry with unique expressions.
As far as poetry genre is concerned, Tagore created story poems and lyric poems. In addition, Tagore also created free-form poetry forms. Since we talk about Tagore's creative style, we have to mention Tagore's beautiful and romantic language features. Tagore's poems are loved by readers all over the world, which is inseparable from his fresh and lively language characteristics.
In Tagore's poems, realism and romanticism are often combined, but in lyric poems, Tagore tends to use more poems that embody romanticism. In addition, we can also see Tagore's creative style from his narrative works. Tagore pays attention to women from all walks of life in Indian society in his narrative works.
In Tagore's view, Indian women are the lowest group in the whole society. Most of them are child brides, or widows, widowed girls and so on. Tagore described the stories of women from all walks of life in India, in order to reflect the shortcomings of the country's traditional bad habits, and also showed his deep sympathy for the vast number of Indian women.
At the same time, Tagore also condemned the cruel oppression of the people by imperialism and feudalism in his works.
As we all know, India is a country that believes in Buddhism. Most people living in India have their own beliefs, and the famous poet Tagore is no exception. So what does Tagore believe in? To understand what religion Tagore believes in, we can start with Tagore's literary works.