The Four Stages of Creating "Ai Qing's Poetry Selection"
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This mind map outlines the developmental journey of 'Ai Qing's Poetry Selection' through four distinct stages. Beginning with the years 1932-1937, it explores Ai Qing's arrest and his poetic response to societal darkness, marked by a prose-like, colloquial free verse style. The second phase (1937-1948) captures national suffering and resistance, highlighting patriotic emotions and the impact of his anti-Japanese war poetry. The third stage (1949-1978) reflects Ai Qing's praise for the new era, his political struggles, and a period of introspection. The final stage, post-1978, reveals a shift towards more coherent, profound, and incisive poetry, with works that continue to inspire contemporary poets.
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Phase I (1932-1937)
Ai Qing's arrest and profound understanding of the dark reality
Ai Qing's arrest
Ai Qing's depiction of the dark reality
The formation of Ai Qing's free verse poetry style, which is prose-like and colloquial
The creation background of "The Great Weir River - My Nurse"
The colloquial expressions in "The Sun"
Early representative works of Ai Qing
The theme and significance of "The Great Weir River - My Nurse"
The Symbolism and Emotions of "The Sun"
The second stage (1937-1948)
The suffering, sorrow and resistance of the nation and the people
The emotional expression of "Snow Falls on Chinese Land"
The patriotic feelings in "I Love This Land"
A positive, enterprising, and upbeat mental state
The Hope and Aspirations in "The Dawn Notice"
The Social Impact of Ai Qing's Anti-Japanese War Poetry
Representative Works of the War of Resistance Against Japan
The poetic features of "Snow Falls on the Land of China"
The literary value of "I Love This Land"
The Third Stage (1949-1978)
Works that praise the new era and the main melody
The background and theme of "The Reef"
The New Era Spirit in "Lodestar"
Ai Qing's experience of being mislabeled as a "rightist"
Ai Qing's political experiences and influences
Ai Qing's Psychological Changes During the Stagnation Period
Writing stops and reflects
Ai Qing's living conditions after 1964
Ai Qing's Reflection on Poetry Creation
The fourth stage (after 1978)
The change of poetic style
The poetic lines become more coherent.
The poetic sentiment becomes more profound.
The poetry becomes more incisive.
Representative Works of Ai Qing After His Return
The poetic features of "Fish Fossil"
The profound implications in "Fish Fossil"
The impact of Ai Qing's return to the poetry world
Contributions to contemporary poetry
Inspiration to later poets
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