At that time, it was1July, 1937. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out in an all-round way, and higher education in China was facing severe difficulties. Many China scholars are leaving, and the young Mu Dan is one of them. Along the way, he witnessed the status quo of broken mountains and rivers, personally experienced real suffering, and strengthened his confidence and desire for victory in the Anti-Japanese War.
National Southwest Associated University was founded in May 1938. As a freshman, Mu Dan started the peak of poetry learning and creation. It was at the time when War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was in full swing, in the far southwest border of Kunming, that the National The National SouthWest Associated University became the center of China's academic culture during the war and an important base for the modernization of new poetry. Under the guidance of Empson, a young British professor, Mu Dan fell in love with the literary works of British romantic writers such as Byron, Keats and Blake, and devoted himself to studying the poems of Eliot and Auden. Under this background, my opinion came into being, and Mu Dan's poetry creation entered a new era.
The image of this song "I See" is full of vigor and vitality, showing the closeness between man and nature, blending with nature, accepting the experience of time, and waiting for maturity and calmness in vitality and expectation. In the affectionate singing, there is hope and rebirth.
Mu Dan's poems push the aesthetic quality of new poetry to a new height with profound connotation, full passion and skillful skills, and the expressive force and penetrating power of Chinese have been presented in him as never before. What impresses people most is not only his poems, but also his struggle in the inevitable bumpy fate, or his unusual choice in the face of fate. Sometimes one's fate is not optional, and one's own destiny cannot be grasped, but one can choose one's own attitude towards life. In the poem "I see", we clearly realized the natural intensification of feelings, or the dynamic development of the potential instinct of life.
Mu Dan (1965438+April 5, 2008-65438+February 26, 2097), formerly known as Cha, was formerly known as Liang Zhen, a native of Yuanhua Town, Haining City, Zhejiang Province, and his ancestral home was Tianjin. Modernist poet and translator. Cha divided the surname "Cha" into "Mu" and "Dan" and took "Mu Dan" as his pen name.
Mu Dan's life writing can be divided into four periods: the first period (1934- 1937) is a trial period, mainly in Nankai Middle School. When he began to publish his poems in Nankai Middle School, he already showed his early wisdom and talent. The peak of the second period (1938- 1948): from Tsinghua University to The National SouthWest Associated University, until China people went abroad to study on the eve of the founding of the People's Republic of China, most of Mu Dan's poems belonged to this period, which was the most representative in creative thinking and language style. The third period (1951-1957) is a frustrated period; The conversion period of the fourth phase (1958- 1977) and the maturity period of the fifth phase (1975- 1976).
Mu Dan is also considered as the representative of Nine Leaves Poets, which is a modernist school that rose and matured in the 1940s. Among the nine-leaf school of poetry, Mu Dan is the one who can best reflect the modern exploration of new poetry in the 1940s. Some people even regard Mu Dan as "the end of new poetry".