Red candle

Author: Wen Yiduo
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Publish Date: 1923-01-01
Features: Wen Yiduo, originally named Wen Jiahua, was a native of Xishui, Hubei, and a renowned modern Chinese poet, scholar, and democratic fighter. In his childhood, he had a passion for classical Chinese poetry and art. In 1923, he published his poetry collection Red Candles. In 1928, he published his second poetry collection Red Candles. On July 15, 1946, he was murdered by (Guomindan) agents, composing an immortal patriotic poem with his own blood. Wen Yiduo's poetry expresses his hatred for imperialism and reactionary warlords, reflects his deep concern for the fate of his homeland and its people, and radiates a strong spirit of patriotism. In terms of art, Wen Yiduo's poetry features extraordinary imagination, well-structured composition, orderly form, harmonious rhythms, and achieves high artistic merit. This book is part of the "Original Editions of Modern Literary Masterpieces" series, featuring the 1923 version, which preserves the original style of the work and is worth reading, appreciating, and collecting!