The development stage of Jiuye Poetry School

With the inclusive editorial purpose, there is a large lineup of poets, with more than 17 authors scattered all over the country, which has a great impact. The inaugural issue, Notes on Compilation: "Today, in this countercurrent day, it is urgent for everyone to strive for the realization of peace and democracy. Therefore, we believe that as long as the big goals are consistent in the creation of poetry, no matter what it is. We all attach equal importance to it. "

In the first half of p>1948, there was disagreement among the founders on the purpose and principle of running the journal, and Hang Yohe decided to quit and set up" China's New Poetry "and" Poetry Creation "to establish an editorial board composed of Lin Hong, Kangding, Shen Ming and Fang Ping. Both Lin Hong and Cang Kejia believed that more works with strong fighting atmosphere were closely related to people's lives, and opposed western modernist works that were divorced from reality and obscure. On the other hand, Hang Yohe advocated paying attention to artistic conception and tone, making more explorations in poetic art, and opposing vague works with slogans. (July-October, 1948), the editorial board said in "A New Starting Point": "In the past, the selection of manuscripts was miscellaneous", "From this series on, we should publish works that strongly reflect reality with the greatest length, and breathe with the people's pain and joy." Poems that need to be realistic based on the real feelings of life do not need sentimental and decadent works that only belong to individuals, or mysterious and unfathomable things. We advocate simple terms and forms that can be accepted by ordinary readers, and we should improve them on the basis of popularization and popularize them under the guidance of improvement. "

During the period of China New Poetry (1948, June-1948, 1)

China New Poetry was founded in June 1948

published by Xingqun Publishing House, and it was closed down with the publishing house after only five issues

Hang Johe, Xin Di, Fang Jing, Chen Jingrong, Tang Qi and Tang are the backbone of the editorial board

China New Poetry:

Samsung of the North General Assembly: Mu Dan. Xin Di

Naming of "Nine Leaves"

In p>198, Yuan Kejia, Zheng Min, Chen Jingrong and Hang Yuehe in Beijing compiled the Collection of Nine Leaves

In 1981, Jiangsu People's Publishing House published

Mu Dan, a poet with nine leaves (1918-1977), 1917. In 4 years, he graduated and stayed in school as a teacher. In 42 years, he joined the Chinese Expeditionary Force and went to the anti-Japanese front in Myanmar as a translator. In 45 years, he published his first collection of poems, Expedition. In 48 years, he went to the United States to study English and American literature at the University of Chicago, and in 51 years, he got a master's degree. In 53 years, he returned to China as a professor of foreign languages at Nankai University, and translated and published poems such as Pushkin and Shelley. In 58 years, he was unfairly treated and forced to stop teaching. He was sent to work in the library. He died in Tianjin on February 26th, 77, and his case was rehabilitated in 79.

His poems were published:

In January of 45, the poems of Mu Dan were collected by Kunming Wenju Society

In May of 47, and in February of 48, the poems of Mu Dan were collected by Shanghai Cultural Life Publishing House

In August of 86. China Literature Publishing House

The Snake's Temptation (Collection of Poems and Essays) In April 1997, Zhuhai Publishing House

Mu Dan's poems are a full combination of emotional depth, sensitive breadth and expression, with the breath of Eliot's The Waste Land. The defect is that some sentences are slightly lengthy, cumbersome and some rich feelings are mixed.