He Jingzhi's dedication to young citizens embodies the youthful characteristics of poetry in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Guo Xiaochuan and He Jingzhi, the representatives in the field of poetry, created a "ladder": a large number of poetic forms and exclamations were used to serve the expression of fighting pride. Such as bamboo spears

Haoran and his Sunny Days are the epitome of this novel with the theme of "class struggle"

The script "Never Forget" introduces "class struggle" into family life. Under the slogan of "competing with the middle class for the next generation", there is a story in "Never Forget" that "the red youth is corrupted by the mother-in-law"

The fifth lecture on seventeen-year poetry

Guo Moruo's Ode to New Style He Qifang's Our Greatest Festival Ai Qing's National Flag

A group of poets who were active in 1930s and 1940s (taking Guo Moruo, He Qifang and Xu Chi as examples) were still singing in 1950s, but they could not represent this era. Emotional emptiness makes poetry pale and worthless.

* In 1950s, he chose his own poet, a young poet who could adapt to the political requirements of this era. They have received revolutionary education since childhood and have not been "eroded" by bourgeois ideas.

Guo Xiaochuan, He Jingzhi, Wen Jie, Mars, Gong Liu, Shao Yanxiang

Passion of youth+depth of thought = poet (real poet)

Guo Xiaochuan's Poems

Yan 'an received revolutionary education since childhood. 16 years old "one two. After taking part in the revolution during the Ninth Five-Year Plan period, he went to Yan 'an Marxism-Leninism College and served as the secretary of Wang Zhen. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he returned to his hometown in Hebei as the county magistrate. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was transferred to the Central Propaganda Department to manage the "cultural front". He once published a large number of essays with them under the pseudonym of "Ma Tieding", with the aim of educating the younger generation to accept the Party and socialism.

1955 He was transferred to the Writers' Association. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Guo Xiaochuan began his poetry career and published a large number of poems. 1955 —— 1956 a group of poems with the general title "to young citizens" has far-reaching influence.