What is Tagore's work that won the Nobel Prize?

? Tagore's Nobel Prize-winning work is Gitanjali. Gitanjali is the peak of Tagore's mid-term poetry creation, and it is also the work that best represents his thought and artistic style.

This collection of religious lyrics is "a sacrifice to God". The style is fresh and natural, with the fragrance of earth. Tagore's song dedicated to God is "The Song of Life". He sang the decline of life, the joys and sorrows of real life in a light and cheerful style, and expressed the author's concern for the future of the motherland. After its publication, it caused a sensation all over the world.

Theme of the work

As a masterpiece of pantheism, Gitanjaly describes the poet's praise for God, his longing for God's arrival, his disappointment in missing God, his carnival of unity with God, and his longing and meditation on the infinite world. Between the lines, people feel the passion of the poet's life. If invisible power leads readers to the world of passion and love built by poets.

India is a religious country. For thousands of years, people have been trying to find enlightenment and comfort in the mysterious world of religion. Tagore combined modern western humanism and scientific thoughts with traditional Indian religions, absorbed the positive implications of various Indian theories, combined modern western civilization with the spirit of Indian classical philosophy, and created a unique "poet's religion". The profound connotation of this philosophy of life has been fully embodied in Julia.