Mu Dan's brief introduction to his works What is Mu Dan's brief introduction to his works?

1, Mu Dan (1918-1977), poet and translator. Formerly known as Cha, he belongs to the same generation as the famous writer Jin Yong (Cha) and is related by blood. I use the pseudonym Liang Zhen. Haining, Zhejiang. 19 18 was born in Tianjin. When he was studying in Nankai Middle School, he became interested in literature and began to write poems. 1935 was admitted to the Foreign Languages Department of Tsinghua University, Beiping. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he traveled to Changsha and Kunming with his school, published a lot of poems in Hong Kong Ta Kung Pao Supplement and Kunming Wenju, and became a famous young poet. 1940 stayed on as a teacher after graduating from The National SouthWest Associated University. 65438-0949 studied in the United States and entered the English Literature Department of the University of Chicago. 1952 received a master's degree in literature. 1953 After returning to China, he served as an associate professor in the Foreign Languages Department of Nankai University. 1958 was treated unfairly and transferred to the library. 1977 died of heart disease.

2. In the 1940s, Mu Dan published the Explorer, Mu Dan's Poems (1939 ~ 1945) and Qi, which combined western European modernism with China's poetic tradition, and his poetic style was full of symbolism and spiritual speculation. He is a representative poet of "Nine Leaves Poetry School".

3. Since 1950s, Mu Dan has been engaged in the translation of foreign poems, including poltava, Bronze Knight, Pushkin Lyrics, two Pushkin Lyrics, Eugen onegin, Prisoner of Caucasus, Ode to Gabriel, Lark and Gabriel by Shelley in England. The literary theoretical works translated include Introduction to Literature (the first part of literary principles), Literary Principles (the scientific basis of literature), Literary Development Process, How to Analyze Literary Works, belinsky Literature and so on, which have great influence.

Unfortunately, since 1950s, Mu Dan stopped writing poems and devoted his whole life to translation. Some people think that he is a genius of Jiang Lang, and Mu Dan began to write poetry at the age of 13. Of course, this is also a wise move, because of the political climate at that time. Mu Dan did what an independent poet could do. He deserves to be the most independent poet in China!