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Author: Ai Qing
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Ai Qing's poetry is not bound by a literal reflection of life. Filled with passion and a spirit of progress, it often accompanies novel imagination and symbolism, offering readers strong suggestions and enlightenment. In the poem "Fish Fossil," he transforms the concept of "life requires competition" into a tangible fish fossil, searching for connections between things through contemplation of the fossil. Ai Qing's poetry frequently intertwines personal joys and sorrows with the joys and sorrows of the era, thereby conveying the calls of the times and the voices of the people more vividly and powerfully. In "Dawei River—My Nurse," with a sincere, childlike heart, he praises and admires the peasant woman who raised him, expressing grief and injustice for her tragic fate, as well as his deep sympathy and concern for the hardworking masses. The moving plea in "I Love This Land," "Why are my eyes always filled with tears? Because I love this land deeply," further proves that the poet has integrated his personal fate with that of the motherland and its people.