What are the differences between Guo Moruo's works?

1, Tiangou: Tiangou is a poem written by modern writer Guo Moruo in early February of 1920. It was first published in the current affairs newspaper Deng Xue in July of 1920, and was later included in the author's first new collection of poems, Goddess.

2. Qu Yuan: Qu Yuan (Drama) was written according to the personal experience and political frustration of Qu Yuan, a politician in the Warring States Period. It is a drama directed by Chen Liting that summarizes the poet's life tragedy.

3. Starry sky: Starry sky is a poem written by Guo Moruo, which is included in the preface to the collection of poems published by 1923. It no longer praises the "radiant sun", but looks up at the starry sky. It no longer wants to kiss the "mother" barefoot forever, but envies the "streets in the sky".

4. Criticizing Ten Books: Criticizing Ten Books was officially published by China Overseas Chinese Publishing House in 2008. It tells the story that the autocratic regime was overthrown after the Revolution of 1911, which is a very great historical progress. In terms of culture and scholarship, the situation of Confucianism's exclusive respect has also been relatively broken, and academic thought has shown a rather lively scene.

5. Oracle Bone Inscriptions: Oracle Bone Inscriptions, a work of Oracle bones. 1932, the author visited Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Yin Ruins in Japan and found about 3,000 pieces, which will be compiled into a book. However, many of them failed because they were not preserved. He decided to release Oracle Bone Inscriptions handed down from ancient times and compile a book, which was published in Tokyo in 1933.