From the various colors in life, through people's intuition and intuition, people have various spiritual feelings. Green is a symbol of new life, giving mankind a sense of development.
Yellow is a very bright color, which represents mankind's concept of loyalty.
It resembles a sincere heart, frankness and selflessness. , contribute everything you have,
Blue is soft, calm, etc.
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Appreciation
Life is an abstract word, like a "worthless white paper"; only when it is connected with a specific life individual, this "white paper" can be red, orange, yellow, green and colorful.
The poet's uniqueness lies in colorizing and materializing the blank sheet of life, and further processing it by combining his own life experiences. Green is the color of grass sprouting; red is the color of the sun, the color of fire, and the color of the heart, which symbolizes the enthusiasm, persistence, and warmth of life; yellow is the color of nobility and tranquility, which is liked by kings Color is inseparable from loyalty; blue is the color of the sea and sky, symbolizing broadness, broadness, and nobility; pink is the color of flower buds, symbolizing splendor, beauty, and hope; gray is the color of dead wood and cold iron, symbolizing It represents frustration, coldness, and sadness; while black is the color of ashes and coal. It is solemn and solemn, and usually symbolizes death and the end. From green to black, life goes through the process from birth to death.
Wen Yiduo is not only a poet, but also a painter. He introduced the expression and connotation of colors in paintings into poetry, giving different colors to abstract life, so that people can have rich associations and endless reveries when reading.
(Selected from "Middle School Students' Extracurricular Reading and Appreciation·Chinese Modern and Contemporary Poetry Volume", Sichuan People's Publishing House, 2000 edition)
Wen Yiduo
Wen Yi Duo (1899-1946), modern poet and scholar. His courtesy name is Yousan, his nickname is Youshan, his original name is Wen Jiahua, and his pseudonyms are Wen Yiduo and Wen Yiduo. A native of Xishui, Hubei Province. Born in a "prominent and scholarly family", he enjoyed reading classical poetry and fine arts since childhood. In 1913, he was admitted to Tsinghua School in Beijing. He started writing new poems during the May Fourth Movement and was a member of the Tsinghua Literary Society. In 1922, he went to the United States to study art, literature and drama, and wrote many patriotic and homesick poems. He returned to China in 1925 and served as the dean of the Beijing Art College. He also became the main representative poet of the Crescent Society in the early period. He edited the supplement "Poetry" of "Morning News" with Xu Zhimo and others, and advocated the rhythm of new poetry. In 1928, he and Xu Zhimo founded the magazine "Crescent", and later served as professors at Wuhan University, Tsinghua University, and Southwest Associated University. In the 1940s, he actively participated in the patriotic democratic movement. He joined the China Democratic League in 1944 and served as a member of the Central Executive Committee of the China Democratic League. He was killed by Kuomintang agents on July 15, 1946. He is the author of poetry collections "Red Candle" and "Dead Water", poetry theory "New Poetry Rhythm" and academic works "Miscellaneous Commentary on Tang Poetry" and "College of Chu Ci", etc. He is an advocate and effective practitioner of modern neometrical poetry. It is advocated that new poetry should pay attention to "the beauty of music" (syllables), "the beauty of painting" (words) and "the beauty of architecture" (the symmetry of stanzas and the neatness of sentences). He believes that poets "can dance happily only when they wear shackles. Well done". The poem is full of deep and fiery patriotic passion, expressing the anti-imperialist spirit of the May Fourth Movement. In art, the style is unique, the emotions are unrestrained, the form is neat, the language is gorgeous and concise, the imagination is novel and rich, and it has a strong artistic appeal. It has had a certain influence and has made the new poetry truly break out of the narrow realm of plain and diluted early vernacular poetry and gain a strong , and made important contributions to the image of rich poetry. In the study of Chinese classical literature, especially in Tang poetry, Zhuangzi, Chuci, "The Book of Songs", etc., he has conducted sophisticated research and has many original ideas. In 1948, Kaiming Bookstore published "The Complete Works of Wen Yiduo".
(Selected from "The Little Encyclopedia of China·Literature and Art", 1995 edition of United Press)