I. Introduction of Xu Zhimo
Xu zhimo (1897 65438+ 10 65438+may-193/kloc-0 65438+10/9), formerly known as Zhang Yi [Xu]. Used pen names are Nanhu, Shi Zhecun, Gu, etc. Shi Xia, a native of Haining, Zhejiang (now Shixia Street, Haining, Jiaxing), is a modern poet, writer, essayist, crescent poet, member of Crescent Poetry Society and Jingxing Society in China.
Xu Zhimo was an influential writer who was once active in China's literary world. His world outlook has no dominant ideology, or he is a "non-partisan poet" who transcends class. His thoughts, creative features and development trend all show that he is a bourgeois poet. The development and changes of his thoughts and the different situations before and after his creation are related to the social and historical characteristics at that time.
Second, the poetic characteristics of the Crescent Poetry School
Based on emotion, the Crescent Poetry School is proficient in western culture and art, and its representative, Xu Zhimo, is especially good at lyricism, such as "The moment I stayed by the lake/Waiting for the rising sun" in Farewell to Cambridge. At the same time, the crescent poetry school also follows freedom and broad love, and advocates exploring the self and emotional world.
Third, the analysis of Xu Zhimo's representative works
1. Say goodbye to Cambridge
Xu Zhimo came up with the idea of writing this poem when he left Cambridge in March 1928. This poem describes his expression of the contradiction between forgetting and recalling, and his yearning for unforgettable feelings.
Step 2 separate
This poem, published in 1926, records the farewell of Xu Zhimo and his wife Lu Xiaoman. The whole poem tells his spiritual understanding of feelings such as parting, loss and indifference, and is more beautiful and gorgeous in expression. It is one of the most affectionate and shocking representative works of Xu Zhimo.
Conclusion:
Xu Zhimo's poetic style is full of romanticism and personalized emotion. The appearance of Crescent Poetry School has brought a new upsurge to China's modern poetry and greatly promoted the development of China's modern poetry.