"Songs" is Tagore's commonly used poetic form. The title of his "Gitanjali" has the meaning of "Songs" in both Bengali and Hindi. Using the form of praising gods to complete the external structure of poetry creation, and using the theme of pan-love to complete the emotional expression of poetry are the aesthetic characteristics of Tagore's poetry creation. His "Gardener's Collection" is the philosophical sublimation of religious love. The poet strives to create a perfect religious world of love. Under the command and instruction of God, human beings have completed the practical process from fantasy to reality. Not only is love perfect, endless life is perfect, and even death is beautiful, but all natural objects besides humans are even more beautiful. The concept of love is the most outstanding in Tagore's poems, but Bing Xin, who is also the religious spirit in his poems, is different. Although the essence of Bing Xin's poems is still based on the "religious philosophy of love", Bing Xin's poems are more The affirmation and praise of love lack the reliance and worship of God. In Tagore's poetry, "God" is a recurring omnipotent symbol, an abstract object that mediates the opposition between people and between people and nature, and a subject that bestows love on mankind. The pan-loveism in Bing Xin's poems is centered on human values, and the religious emotion of love is more expressed as a spirit of devotion.
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