1. Dai Wangshu (1899- 1946):
Dai Wangshu is one of the important representatives of Huxiang poets. His original name was Dai Yucen, and he was born in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province (now Wujiang District, Suzhou City). He took part in the May 4th Movement in his early years and actively participated in the New Culture Movement. From 65438 to 0922, Dai Wangshu participated in the establishment of Morning Bell magazine, advocated the poetry innovation movement, and became one of the founders of Huxiang poets.
Dai Wangshu's poetry works are characterized by unrestrained, diverse forms and passionate feelings, which show his deep feelings for the motherland, nature and people. Among them, Wo He, Night Sleeping in Niuzhu and Jiangnan are all his masterpieces, which can be called the classics of Huxiang poets.
2. Yu Guangzhong (1928-20 17):
Formerly known as Yu, he was born in Quanzhou, Fujian. He is one of the representative poets in Hunan, and he is also a prestigious writer in modern poetry. From 65438 to 0950, Yu Guangzhong began to publish poetry works and actively participated in poetry creation and criticism.
Yu Guangzhong's poetic style is diverse, from the unrestrained Hunan poet style to the implicit lyric poetry. His poems have a wide range of themes, from feelings of home and country to personal feelings. His representative works include Farewell to Cambridge, Still Water, At the Heron Hotel and so on. Among them, A Farewell to Cambridge is widely celebrated and becomes a classic of modern poetry.
3. Hong Xiao (1911-1942):
Xiao Hong, formerly known as Xiao Jialin, was born in Yueyang, Hunan. She is one of the female representatives of Huxiang poets and an important figure among modern female poets in China. In his early years, he participated in the underground work of China * * * Production Party and took an active part in revolutionary activities.
Xiao Hong's poetic style is influenced by Huxiang poets, with various forms of expression and sincere feelings. Her poetry works pay attention to society and people, showing deep feelings for the motherland and people. Her masterpieces include Half-Day Leisure in Lushan Mountain and Going to the Sea, among which Half-Day Leisure in Lushan Mountain has become a well-known classic.
The works of these three Hunan poets occupy an important position in the history of modern poetry in China. With their unique creative style and emotional expression, they have made important contributions to the development of China Huxiang poets and the prosperity of modern poetry. Their poems have a far-reaching influence on later generations and become the treasures of modern literature in China.