How to understand Pound and Eliot's poems

Rich in philosophy, it promoted the development of American New Poetry Movement and conformed to the cultural trend of hippies at that time. Eliot even called Pound "the inventor of China's poetry at present", and the translation of China by American poet and literary critic ezra pound caused a sensation as soon as it came out. In addition, T. Hanshan was originally an unknown poet in the middle Tang Dynasty in China, and was regarded as Pound's "most lasting contribution" to English poetry. There are only 19 ancient poems of China in this booklet. The imagist poetry movement he advocated also opened the precedent of modern poetry in Britain and America. Hanshan is regarded as an idol by the "beat generation", and its aesthetic core is image, which once formed a "Hanshan fever" that lasted for nearly 20 years. Pound brought China's poetic tradition into the western modernist culture. The influence of China's classical poetry can also be seen in the "Cold Mountain Fever" that swept Europe and America in the 1960s and 1970s. His poetry is simple in style. After his poems were translated into English, they were greatly praised and influenced many readers and writers.