Selected Works of Dai Wangshu

Author: Dai Wangshu
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book collects representative works of various genres and styles from different periods of Dai Wangshu. In his early poetry, Dai Wangshu often wrote about personal loneliness, with a strong sense of melancholy. Influenced by Western Symbolism, his imagery was obscure and subtle. In his later poetry, he expressed his love for his country, hatred for invaders, and fervent longing for a better future, with a more robust and profound poetic style, characterized by refined and pure language. His prose is fresh, enduring, and profound, carrying a strong poetic flavor. Reading it feels like being bathed in spring breeze, while also allowing you to savor the meaning of life amidst subtle sorrow.
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