The Primary Colors of the Wind is a collection of modern poems by Shangchao Li, which was published by Writers Publishing House in 2000. * * * is divided into fifteen series, such as Between Heaven and Earth, Wind Primary Colors and Realm, and contains more than 74 poems written by poets in the 1960s, including three long poems, such as Daxi. His poetry collection won the first prize of "2002 China Poetry Festival". This collection of poems is a representative work of the Three Gorges Poetry Group, and it is also an important representative work of the western poetry group in China in the11990s. The idealism and romanticism in his poems show the spirit of pursuing infinite freedom and enriching imagination, reveal the highest essence of human beings and the life world, entrust the poet with his lofty ultimate ideal, and are full of extremely lofty philosophical thinking from nature and life ontology. Among them, The Morning of the Moon, the first poem in the first series of Between Heaven and Earth, was included in Selected Readings of 20th Century China Literature (Southwest University Press). Selected readings of China's literary works in the 20th century (a textbook for Chinese majors in colleges and universities, Southwest Normal University Press, 2009) is included in the poem Noon on the Moon, which is reviewed by Professor He Xiu. This book is for undergraduates majoring in Chinese language and literature to use in sophomores and freshmen.
Hundreds of Interpretations of Hundred Years' New Poetry (edited by Chen, an elective textbook of Xiamen University College of Literature, Times Publishing Media Co., Ltd., Anhui Literature and Art Publishing House, 20 10) is included in An Old Train and its appreciation.
The Creation and Appreciation of New Poetry (He Xiu, an elective textbook of Southwest University College of Literature, published on 20 10) contains seven poems by Shangchao Li and their appreciation. This textbook has been used in Chongqing Normal University and Southwest University for many years.
240 new poems by China (19 18-2008) (School-based Textbook of New Poems for Middle School Students, edited by Huang, published by Qinghai Press 20 1 1 edition) are included in The Ant and its appreciation.
A Guide to Contemporary Poetry in China (1949-2009) (edited by Tang poetry, a textbook for reading poetry in colleges and universities, Writers Publishing House, 20 10 edition) is included in Poetry Out of the City and Its Appreciation.
Reading Chinese (Middle School Edition) (edited by Basic Education Research Center of Ministry of Education, published by Chaohua Press in 2006) is included in Essay Regeneration with three commentary articles. This book has been put into use in middle schools all over the country.
Wu Pin (the seventh season) (a reader's digest for students, Hunan Children's Publishing House, 2008 edition) is included in the essay "The Rebirth of a Heart".
The History of Three Gorges Literature is edited by Professor Hu Decai, Dean of School of Journalism and Cultural Communication, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, and published by Sichuan Publishing Group Bashu Bookstore. Elective textbooks of Zhongnan University of Finance and Economics and Three Gorges University. Shangchao Li's poems are reviewed in a special section.
The reading textbook "New Curriculum Standard-Oriental New Reading (Grade 8)" is included in the essay "Building a Good Mood" with reading training questions. Beautiful Jiulongpo (20 13) contains a group of poems entitled "As if I had been to Jiulongpo".
Shangchao Li's four poems were included in 20 13 Chongqing New Poetry Yearbook.
Wan Li Style (edited by Yi Deng, China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Press, 20 13) was included in Walking Curve (Poetry Group).
Interview with Chongqing Poetry (edited by Jiang, published by Chongqing University Press, 20 13, 10) is included in Interview with: Sticking to Idealism Writing.
An Introduction to China's Contemporary Poetry (Volume 20 1 1-20 12) is included in the poem Ant and its appreciation.
China Poetry Yearbook (volume 20 1 1 year) includes the poem "Poems on Red Leaves".
"Shenzhen Readers (20 10 version of the words that touched a city)" (Haitian Publishing House) included the poem "In late autumn, * * * Nanshan".
200 1 Selected Poems of China (Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House, 2002 edition, edited by the Creative Research Department of Chinese Writers Association) is included in The Dove.
Selected Poems of China in 2003 (Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House, 2004 edition, edited by the Creative Research Department of Chinese Writers Association), Where Are Birds Flying (Part I).
The melody of the Great Wall of Wan Li, Selected Poems of Contemporary Poets in China (Russian version) (edited and published by Russian Writers Association 1998), was included in the collection of poems "Irresistible Autumn".
China Poetry Yearbook (Edition) (2002) was included in Shangchao Li's poem The Dove.
In 2006, Selected Poems of China (Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House) included Shangchao Li's poetry anthology Insect and Fly.
Notes on 300 Modern Poems (Huacheng Publishing House, 2008) is included in Shangchao Li's collection of poems Pigeons.
Selected Poems of China (2000-2002) (published) was included in the collection of poems Haystack.
Blueprint of Poetry in the Ten Years of the New Century (edited by Lao Pi Kangcheng) includes four poems, including Out of the City.
Shenzhen Reader (edited by Jiang Wei of Haitian Publishing House) includes the poem Late Autumn, Nanshan.
Selected Poems and Songs of China in 2009 (Qinghai People's Publishing House) included the poem Time Jungle.
Selected Love Poems of China Internet Poets (2002) contains two poems, The Breeze by the Sea and Looking Up at the Clouds.
China Poets' Website Annual Poetry Collection (2002) contains two poems.
China (2002) has 100 network poets included in the poem Snow.
In 2002, Selected Summer Monsoon (Sichuan Literature and Art Publishing House, 2002, 65438+February Edition) included two poems.
A Survey of Powerful Writers in China (China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Press, June 2002) is included in the group poem Yamanoe.
One Hundred Contemporary Poems of China (Galaxy Press, March 2005) contains three poems by Shangchao Li.
Chongqing Poetry Yearbook 2003 (Chunhua Publishing House, April 2005) included Where Birds Fly.
The White Button of the Moon (Writers Publishing House, 2005) is included in Up the stairs (I).
Selected Poems of Modern Internet in China (edited by Tan Yi, published by China Literature and Art Publishing House in February 2005) contains two poems: Where Are Birds Flying and Trains Crossing the Plain.
Selected Poems of Contemporary Young Poets (Yinhe Publishing House) includes the author's brief introduction and five poems: Butterfly Comes, Ant, Wheat is Yellow, and Eagle and Pigeon in the Morning.
Online Poetry (China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Press, 2006) contains two poems by Shangchao Li: Stone and Silence.
Selected works of contemporary literature ―― Poems are included in 46 poems by Shangchao Li.
Wu Pin's seventh season * (Digest for Middle School Students) (Hunan Children's Publishing House, 2008 edition) is included in Shangchao Li's prose "A Heart is reborn".
Reader's Boutique-Life-Philosophy (edited by Feng Huaping, Yili People's Publishing House, June 2002) is included in the essay "Creating a Good Mood".
Excellent prose * feelings * monologue volume (Yili People's Publishing House, 200 1 edition) is included in the prose "Building a Good Mood".
Essays on Popular Philosophy (China Volume) (edited by Yao Juan, Three Gorges Publishing House, 2007) and paper regeneration.
Essays on China's Philosophy (Part I and Part II) (Xinjiang Fine Arts Photography Publishing House, 20 10 edition) was included in Essay Regeneration.
China Poets Dictionary (China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Press, 2008) includes Shangchao Li's ci.
Selected Documentary Poems of China (China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Press, 2009) contains eight poems.
There are six prose poems of contemporary youth, such as Ballads on the Water.
The Outline of Modern Poetry of China in the World includes the poem "Poetry Thinking 57", the poem and the resume.
Selected Poems of China and Sichuan in the New Period contains two poems, such as Fisherman.
Modern Poetry of China contains the long poem Feeling Confused.