Selected Lyrics of Pushkin

Author: (Russian) Pushkin / Wang Jianzhao
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Pushkin's poetry is either filled with passion or depicts subtle emotions. While reading, you can recite it aloud, allowing your heart to meet, collide with, and communicate with the author's. Carefully appreciate the emotions flowing in the poems, use your imagination to supplement and expand the artistic space provided by the work, and savor its artistic conception. Although Pushkin is undoubtedly great, he is not perfect in every way. Some of his poems, especially those with historical themes, exhibit a certain amount of chauvinism. In "The Day of Pushkin's Remembrance," the poet extravagantly praises the criminal war of Russian invasion against Poland, completely immersed in a "patriotic" frenzy. Such poems also include "Reminiscences of Tsarskoye Selo," "To the Defamer of Russia," "War," and "Oleg's Shield," among others. When reading them, it is important to be aware of this. From 1813, when he wrote his first poem, to 1837, during his relatively short poetic career, he wrote not only dozens of long poems and fairy tales but also nearly 800 lyric poems. Lyric poetry,。 These lyric poems cover a wide range of themes and forms, including friendship, love, politics, history, natural scenery, rural life, literature, and mythology. Most of these poems have been translated into Chinese, and "Selected Lyric Poems of Pushkin" includes many of the finest among them.