Standing on the edge of the earth is a new poem written by Guo Moruo in September and October of 19 19. On the one hand, this poem shows the magnificent scenery of nature through a true reflection of the natural landscape; On the other hand, the natural image has become a vivid reflection of social reality and the spirit of the times, and it is a symbol of the spirit of the times that has violently impacted the old world, old culture and old tradition.
The author wants to use this poem to tell people that scientific civilization and people's awakening will eventually overthrow the old world and create a new world. This poem is magnificent in artistic conception, full of romanticism and strong sense of the times.
works appreciation
Numbering on the Edge of the Earth is one of the representative works of Guo Moruo's early poems. This poem presents the reader with the image of a giant. He stood on the edge of the earth, overlooking the earth from the standpoint of "omnipotence" and sounded the horn that resounded all over the world. His horn is cheering for the roaring white clouds and the magnificent sunshine scenery of the Arctic Ocean.
Cheer for the Pacific Ocean that toppled the earth —— Cheer for Hong Tao rolling in from all directions in space. The avalanche in Hong Tao has both great destructive power and equally great creativity, depending on whether people can master and control it.
Look, the rolling Hong Tao is constantly striving to move forward, depicting paintings, performing dances, playing music, expressing poems and stirring the rhythm.
Introduction of Guo Moruo
Guo Moruo (1892165438+10/6-65438+June 12 0978), formerly known as Guo Kaizhen, whose real name is Shangwu, whose nickname is pen.
Guo Moruo's father is Guo Chaopei and his mother is Du Aozhen. 19 12 On the 15th day of the first month, Guo Moruo was ordered by his parents to marry Zhang Qionghua, an old lady who had never been to school. Because Guo Moruo was dissatisfied with the feudal marriage system, he left home to study in Chengdu on the fifth day after marriage, but the two did not divorce. Until 1939, Guo Moruo came home and bowed to Zhang Qionghua to apologize.