The Wild Goose River is one of Ai Qing's early representative works, which describes the revolutionary struggle in a remote mountainous area. This poem shows respect and sympathy for the working people and revolutionary optimism. The whole poem is compact in structure, concise in language and full of affection.
The North is one of Ai Qing's representative works in the middle period, which expresses her nostalgia for the desolate northern customs and her desire for a happy life. This poem shows her perceptual thinking and keen sensibility. She vividly depicts the ice and snow in the north and people's simple life, and also expresses her expectations for life and the future.
Ai Qing (1965438+March 27th 00 ~ 65438+May 5th 0996)
The Notice of Dawn is one of Ai Qing's late masterpieces, and it is also her autobiographical poem. This poem records her many historical periods and expresses her deep thoughts on love, life, family, society and the future of mankind. The whole poem is beautiful in language and profound in meaning, which is one of the peaks of her poetry creation.
? Generally speaking, Ai Qing's poems have experienced changes from revolutionary optimism to personal emotional expression to comprehensive reflection in terms of expression techniques and theme significance. Her poems not only show her concern and criticism of society, but also reflect her life experience and inner feelings.