A Brief Introduction of French Writer and Symbolist Poet Bo Han

Bo Han (1854— 189 1) is a French symbolist poet. /kloc-began to write poems in Latin at the age of 0/5, which showed his outstanding poetic talent. /kloc-When he was 0/7 years old, he wrote the famous poem "Drunk Boat". 1870 After the Franco-Prussian War broke out, the poet came to Paris to express his sympathy for the Paris Commune and wrote the famous poem "The Hand of Jenny Marie". In the middle and late period, the poet turned to the poetic adventure process of self-exploration, and life, society, ideals and reality reflected dim light in the poet's spiritual world. The poet began to pay attention to his fantasies, dreams and experiences, especially in his later poems, which were full of rich symbolic significance. At the age of 27, the talented poet immediately stopped writing, interrupted his literary career, was keen on adventure, travel and vagrancy, and once roamed Europe. His major works include: Dedicated to Music, Sleeper in the Valley, Drunk Boat, Season of Hell and Inspiration.

Bo Han is a symbolic poet with the most rebellious spirit. After Baudelaire, he and Malamei were called the three great symbolist poets. Bo Han developed Baudelaire's correspondence theory and the suggestive function of poetry. He believes that poets should be "psychics" and their task is to explore the mysterious "unknown" through emotional dislocation. His poems "Vowel" and "The Alchemy of Literature" vividly developed Baudelaire's synaesthesia theory, while his masterpieces "Drunk Boat" and "Dawn" are famous for their magnificent imagination and ingenious synaesthesia. For a time, symbolism poetry prevailed in France and influenced Europe and even the whole world: Bo Han, a psychic, invented "alchemy of words" and created "new flowers, new stars, new meat and new language".

Bo Han brought surrealism to French symbolism literature. Symbolists strive to discover (or decipher) the truth hidden behind everyday things, while surrealists further demand that the truth beyond things be created through intuition and fantasy. In this sense, Bo Han is one of the more radical French symbolist poets.

Bo Han's poems are famous for their gorgeous colors. 187 1 September, the young Bo Han came to Paris at the invitation of Wei Erlun, and soon became famous for his poem The Drunk Boat. In this poem, the poet compares himself to a drunken boat without rudder and anchor, drifting freely. The poetic style is complex and gorgeous, and it is a masterpiece in symbolic poetry. In another famous poem "Vowel", Han Bo used five different colors to symbolize five vowels in French, and then through specific description, he interwoven factors such as shape, color, taste, audio-visual and movement to achieve the realm of synaesthesia. In addition, the prose poem A Season in Hell is also a rare work of genius.

Although Bo Han and Wei Erlun are very close and had a homosexual relationship with Wei Erlun, their styles are quite different. Wei Erlun is good at natural and harmonious sounds, while Bo Han is famous for his peculiar images and fantastic colors. In 19 12, Rambo is regarded as the originator of the emerging surrealist literature.