Wen Jie's poems

Under the apple tree, the grapes are ripe, and after the dance, the guests

Brief introduction of the poet:

Wen Jie (1923—197 1 year), formerly known as Wu, is a famous modern poet. A native of Wugang Village, Shima Township, Dantu, Jiangsu. He has served as the director of the interview department of the Northwest Head Office of Xinhua News Agency, the president of Xinjiang Branch, the second director of the Chinese Writers Association and the vice chairman of Lanzhou Branch. Wen Jie's creation is mainly poetry, and his main works are: Motherland! Brilliant October (published by Writers' Publishing House, 1958), Ode to Life (published by People's Literature Publishing House, 1959), A Passage to Hexi Corridor (published by Writers' Publishing House, 1959), Poems, Tianshan Pastoral, and Pastoral.

Work style:

Wen Jie is good at grasping pictures full of local color and life interest to express characters. Vivid narration, passionate lyricism, vivid image and delicate psychological description constitute his fresh, elegant, subtle and humorous artistic style.