Seventeen-year literature is generally influenced by Soviet literature, and stair-style poetry is an example. Stairs, also known as step-by-step poems and step-by-step poems, are named after the arrangement of poems regularly staggered into steps (stairs and steps).
The advantage of staircase style is its sonorous rhythm and strong sense of rhythm, which can enhance the momentum of poetry. It is also not a rigid and fixed format. Under the rhythm of neat stairs, poetry often uses long sentences and vivid sentences in prose, which are full of changes. Therefore, stair poetry combines the advantages of metrical poetry and prose poetry.
China poets, such as Guo Xiaochuan, He Jingzhi and Wen Jie, all accepted the influence of Mayakovski's poetic style to varying degrees, and merged the artistic tradition of national poetry in their creative practice, transformed Mayakovski's stepped style and created a national stepped China new poem.